with netflix bingeing, more and more people jumped on the bandwagon.en a terrific show from the beginning. a lot more people are watching now than the outset. it deserves a great send off. >> you are right about the "madmen" thing. i remember "breaking bad" from the beginning and i just lost interest, because then i started watching "mad men", and the writer's strike as well. how will people on the west coast handle this. it airs at 9:00 eastern, how do you a i void spoilers on twitter and those things? >> if you don't have east coast feed, and a lot of people on the west coast watch east coast feed, so you we can watch at 6 okay. i would advise anyone on the west coast to stay away from twister until they have seen it. people will not be able to contain themselves. they will not hold back. there will be college graduate level analysis all over the internet as soon as the hour ends. >> good luck. thank you for coming on cnn. we shall see in not too long. >> a sporting event mic goes out during the national anthem. what happens next may make your heart

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weekend i was thinking by it before i knew i would do the piece, when it gets to the feeding binge aspect of netflixe companies are not sitting down and taking this. you've got a part of this disruption that netflix has created that it may come back and bite it, and that's the content pride providers. as a customer, what do i want? how do i want to use this going forward? i don't think we've seen this answered yet. yes, netflix is here, it's not going away. have you looked aat its margins? the trend isn't what it once was in the early days. we can talk about this at denner tomorrow. >> looking forward to differenter . >> who made the more compelling argument? >> herb. >> herb did. it's overvalued. momentum stock going to keep going. i use the service. we have a number of subscription but at the end of the day you've got content providers and content is king and they will extract their pound of flesh. >> everybody is dismissing the competition, too. >> everybody also is dismissing the content costs which sit there offbalance sheet. have we swept those under the rug, dr. j.? >> herb, when you say comp

the winner, "breaking bad" on amc, owes some buzz to binge viewing on netflix.here too. let's not overdo it. the biggest winners of the emmys bagged vastly more awards than netflix did. hbo won the most, 24 emmys. cbs is number two at 16. nbc had 11. show time at 7. netflix had three as did other networks. hilarious campy, "behind the candelabra", heavy on michael douglas making out furiously with matt damon. netflix lost in big categories everyone cares about, best reed drama, best lead actor, best lead. two emmys forecasting and cinematography. still as journalists like to say, the best director, could mark a coming of age for netflix. it moved way beyond the core competency and dvds and films and episodes streaming over internet and managed to produce a show breakthrough and buzz worthy. netflix won praise for reviving a "arrested development" and new lesbians in prison drama, "orange is the new black." recent survey by nielsen found 45% of the netflix subscribers watch the new original programing. netflix wants to be the next hbo but the more original progra

it was that kind of binge viewing that made the show live on. dennis: netflixnell: we have dennis and tracy coming up. what about this monday headline power panel, you ask. a hot debate on the government shutdown. it is kind of a. face and not picture. markets now continues in just a minute. ♪ ♪ tracy: good afternoon. dennis: coming up a hot debate involving monday's power panel on these headlines. tracy: fed government shutdown in 12 hours. so who will take the fall, democrats or republicans? dennis: ready, set, here comes obamacare. do people know how it will affect them? tracy: and is nasdaq doomed? dennis: from "breaking bad" to "homeland," what did you watch on tv last night? we want to hear from you. tweet us your take. all i had on "markets now." nicole petallides. nicole, thank you, congress, for a triple digit decline in the dow. nicole: we are down about 95 points). we were down over 100 points at one time today, 163 points. tech heavy nasdaq faring a little better down one-tenth of 1%. on the dow jones industrial average you have most of the names in

netflix really is. it had the first four seasons online building the following for the show. binge of viewing.ing up to the finale and viewers were converted into fans by binge viewing on netflix and after a decade or more of endless reality shows, fictional drama is back in time. you can get a good show and viewers will come to see it again and again. ashley: that is is the key. good writing and good acting, viewers will find it. tracy: i think people want to see you push the envelope a little bit. >> cable broadcasting is brought back a new age of viewing. lifting the bar for the broadcasters. ashley: very true. we know there was one high profile van who tuned into last night's "breaking bad" finale. the one and only warren buffett. the billionaire investor wrote not even the oracle knows what will happen tonight. he even dressed up for the part wearing a black hat, the head piece of the main character walter white. this was his fourth tweet ever. >> that is when you know a show has truly gone mainstream because he is so far out of the demo, he is like 100. this shows the cool people. even w

you think about binge viewing and netflix and house of cards whether that is going to change the ways back to time warner cable. one of the things we were fighting for, is the ability to slice and dice our content all over the place, to put it on netflix, on amazon, to let people binge view. that's our inherent right. as we go forward, as the network model goes forward as content companies go forward. the reason we were supported so much by all of the content companies in this battle is their ability to do exactly what you're talking about. looking at putting contents all over. >> so right now you get to have your cake and eat it too in terms of being able to get a good value from the cable provider plus then sell it separately to everybody on an independent basis digitally. >> that is correct. >> ultimately though, if you believe that broadband is taking over, do you believe that the future is the really about the digital stuff and then you get into this analog dollars for pennies, nickels or dimes. >> i've been in the business for 30 years hearing about the death of network televis

netflix. it says the show is worth a long life. if more viewers are binging, they have a shorter life. . this study makes you wonder when netflix has to take the hit. 45% of streaming subscribers say that they watch new shows, not the old stuff. should nielsen instead just be spending hundreds of millions on new stuff? connell: this big movement to watch "breaking bad." dennis: we are five seasons in. connell: he would be like everybody else. you netflix it and then catch up on the current season on itunes. it just eats the purpose of the show. it is about the act and the exposition and the genius of it all. [laughter] connell: dennis and cheryl coming up that noon eastern. apple moments away from rolling out the new system. this is a need to know story. and a lot of people talking about the new phone and the new operating system. dagen: appears that the federal reserve will and the cheap money party. economic panel coming up with dennis and cheryl. what bernanke and company will do. stay with us on markets now. ♪ . . it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core.

binge viewing. it's not new but it's more popular than ever. 88% of netflix users and 70% of hulu users stream three or more episodes of the shame show every day. we have all been there. don't lie to yourself. we have all been by ourselves with some time to kill. whether the family is away or we're single and got nothing to do. we want your most embarrassing binge-watching stories. maybe you didn't shower for four days. ville my own story. use #waytooshutin. the best answers later in the program. >>> still ahead, michael vick welcomes andy reid back with a heck of a run. he still can be electric. reid may have had the last laugh. >>> jimmy fallon, give me the wheel of fortune guy. we're giving him a chance at redemption. how he did at his fabulous prize. that's when "way too early" comes right back. >> cal ripkin who hasn't missed a game in 16 years surprised everyone by pulling himself out of the opening line up. >> at some point it was going to end. i thought it was going to take care of itself. it basically took care of itself. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i just served my mother-in-law your

netflix. so the fact you can have these unique ways to do stuff. it really was a big puzzle he put together, and you need hneeded them all at once. >> side by side. >> right. >> the bingeiewing aspect and the freedom from worrying about ratings or network standards allowed you to do something different this time. >> both hbo and netflix have been fantastic because they gave mitch hur witch wits and amanda, and they said we'll let you do what you do best and not get involved. >> the layoff -- it was it 2006. >> 2006. >> fox, and so you get up to now, seven years plus or minus withi

rierm an investment in the audience, some stick it out week by week, and others binge on a whole season all at once. netflixstarring kevin spacy. >> treating the same way you treat a novel. audiences >> we're not nominating you for secretary of state. >> the nature of promises, linda, is that they remain immune to changing circumstances. >> it takes commitment to delve into the underbelly. >> i've never been in love. >> she won't get married because she's never been in love. that's sad. >> and the boardwalk empire. >> how do we get to know each other better? >> i don't like what i'm hearing. >> absolutely. prove that the audiences are really intelligent and engaged and want to be challenged. >> terrence witter is the executive producer of boardwalk empire, and knows of what he speaks. >> this is a very caneful situation. >> the shows like wire, game of drove. and the murderous dexter all became audience and critical darlings. >> whatever you want to call t. organized crime. >> to write those changes. >> sounds like a real conversation as oppose to point counterpoint punch line which is generally the dialogu

. >> it grew to 7 million thanks to social media and so-called binge watching of past episodes on netflixto catch up to see it live because they want to be part of that moment. >> reporter: at the biggest event in television last week, the show won the emmy for best tv drama. >> i saw you on "charlie rose." you looked great. >> breaking bad went out on top even if it's main character went out on the bottom. >> my wife and son hate me. >> now they have their own show to break. >> everybody was watching. >> we watched it together. you should have been there. >> what happened, oprah called me at 4:00 in the morning. she wanted to know what happened. she said who else was at charlie rose's? i said nobody. >> she said, nobody? just you and charlie? >> she said how did that happen. i asked if i could come over. charlie's a grown up. he could have said no. >> barkley was there. gayle takes a thousand pictures. >> at one point he goes, may i ask what you're taking a picture of now. and i said barkley. said i'm taking a picture of barkley watching the show. >> it was not part of the deal, but it's

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since binge watching is in and filibusters are in, john boehner must make a series for netflix in whiches obama. and it's called orange is the new black. >> welcome back to "hardball." he can say anything, that guy. welcome back to "hardball." time for the sideshow. that was bill maher. this week all eyes are on congress again as we approach a government shutdown. it's worth noting we've seen this movie before back in 1995. that shutdown went on for a total of 28 days lasting through the christmas holidays and into the new year. we went to the archives and assembled some scenes from back then. as you'll see, this is one trip down memory lane we're not looking forward to. >> tonight much of the government remains shut down. >> the government is partially shutting down. >> many of americans' favorite parks and monuments are closed. >> garbage offers pungent testimony to the cutbacks in service. >> almost half of the federal government employees are idle. >> we will give you the money to bring back the furloughed employees, you sign on the line. >> it's unreal. >> they're acting like schoo

netflix and says the series finale is bittersweet. >> i'm torn because i want to know what comes and what happens and we've been waiting forever but i don't want it to end. >> reporter: and her bingeg doesn't end with "breaking bad." she admitted there are other shows already lined up. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >>> some of our cbs colleagues stayed up late to watch it. "cbs this morning" anchors charlie rose and gayle king stayed up to watch it. gayle posted it on instagram. look at that picture. this the is "cbs morning news." instagram. look at that picture. this the is "cbs morning news." am i interrupting something? another viva dare. our fans think there's a rule that a paper towel can't handle this. fans? now that's tough when wet. [ peggy ] grab viva and break the rules on all your tough messes. this is what they do for fun. woah! what? it's called a smoky eye. [ female announcer ] you may not be the best at new trends but you know what's best for your kids. so we listened when you said gogurt should have only natural colors and flavors and no high fructose corn syrup. thanks, mom. ,,,, natural colors and flavors and no high fructose corn syrup. she's got a receipt

. >> steve: netflix out out the entire season on one day. so you could do some binge this was such a great year for television. everyone agreed that we are in the golden age of television. we caught up with roma downey and mark burnett who told us about that. >> i have to say, i think this is a great year for television. there are so many amazing shows. it's all in the stories and story and execution. what it movers is more people than ever are watching television in different ways. >> steve: that's right. they had a big year with "the bible." >> absolutely. it was kind of shut out, which was disappointing. it was the biggest television event of the year. over 100 million viewers world wide and it lost out, which is kind of a shame. >> elisabeth: yeah, 'cause it was beating zombies every week. it was a fantastic series. jesus versus zombies and he was smacking down the zombies. people were watching. we have might -- michael, thanks so much. we know it's early, but we love getting the highlights. coming up, controversy this morning about the president's speech at the n

netflix route with this. you can watch one episode at a time or you can binge.ds. watching four or five a night. >> do you like consuming television that way? >> i love it and i think most people do. i think netflix, it's giving people what they want which is choice, when they want to watch it and where they want to watch it and how much they want to watch at once. when i went to netflix i said i think you're the future and now they're the present. this is happening now. tv habits are changing. >> i was mentioned when i had you on you had 5 million twitter followers. i asked you one question, you like black socks. this is going to be tougher. >> yeah, yeah. >> somebody on twitter wanted to know what inspired you to go into comedy? >> i don't know, really. i've always been -- i've always liked funny people. my friend versus always been funny. it's always been there but as a profession, my first love when i was five or six. i never lost that. and a lot of influences were american influences. modern stuff like curb enthusiasm. i have always loved american stuff. >>

netflix series up for nine emmy wards tonight? no. i hated it. but that did not stop me from binge watching all 13 episodes of it.ed, i couldn't wait to watch it. i love politics. but with each episode, my disappointment grew. some were in the middle of the season, that letdown turned into pure unadult rated animosity. by the end, i wasn't sure if i kept watching out of some vague ill defined hope it would somehow get better or if i wanted it to be bad so i could tell everyone i know how bad i thought it was. all i know is they're apparently making a second season and i have a feeling i'm going to be watching that too. granted, i am proudly holding the show to too high of a standard. i'm sure i exaggerate the show's crimes against political reality. i'm also sure it works the other way. never takes more than a few seconds on twitter to realize there are plenty of people who hate watching me. which is only fair. if i'm going to dish it out, i better be able to take it. please don't think i hate every show and every movie about politics. there are some good ones. for instance, i loved the british version of "house

netflix tonight. everybody has to catch up. i know people on season three. they better start binging. >> i'm on season one.e're in the middle of the bing and we're watching on the miniipad at night. >> you call yourself a patriot. >> congrats to "the voice." best reality and a great congratulations to carson daly and the team over there. cramer is going to help you turn this monday into a monday making monday. his mad dash is next. take a look at futures. moderate action as we kick off an important week. back in a minute. ♪ [ male announcer ] staying warm and dry has never been our priority. our priority is, was and always will be serving you, the american people. so we improved priority mail flat rate to give you a more reliable way to ship. now with tracking up to eleven scans, specified delivery dates, and free insurance up to $50 all for the same low rate. [ woman ] we are the united states postal service. [ man ] we are the united states postal service. [ male announcer ] and our priority is you. go to usps.com® and try it today. i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil c