Paramount+, the rebranded version of CBS All Access as of March 4, boasts a strong library of television shows. It features next-day streaming of popular CBS series such as NCIS and Clarice, while also announcing a host of original programming, including reboots and new series. Classic shows like 60 Minutes, a staple since 1968, are now available for streaming. Additionally, Nickelodeon brands expand its catalog, offering nostalgic animated hits. Paramount+ aims to enhance its content variety to attract a diverse audience of viewers.
When 60 Minutes premiered in 1968, the concept of watching it on a streaming service like Paramount+ was unimaginable. And yet here it is over half a century later, available on Paramount+ the day after it airs on CBS, along with old episodes available for your newsmagazine-watching needs. This kind of television simply doesn't get better than the original. It's the longest-running show in TV history, and one of the best.
There are many reasons why this CBS reality show hit has been so successful for so long, winning consecutive Emmys for the best reality competition show on any network. One of them is that Phil Keoghan is as good as any host on these shows, finding ways to make this journey around the world pop. But this is really a model of perfect reality-show editing, keeping viewers as excited as the contestants on every leg of the competition.
Paramount+ owns the brand Nickelodeon, so fans of that network can find some of its biggest hits on the streaming service, including this massively successful animated program from the '00s. The classic series is set in a world in which people can manipulate one of the four elements - water, earth, air, and fire - but there can also be an 'Avatar' who can control all four.
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