Warner Bros. Discovery is once again experimenting with sampling some of its premium pay TV and streaming content on its owned cable networks, this time sampling HBO‘s “True Detective: Night Country” and Max’s “Hacks.”

Beginning on March 28, “True Detective: Night Country,” which consists of six episodes, will air on TNT.

From April 3-7, “Hacks” will air its first three seasons on TBS with two episodes going back to back per night. The event leads into the “Hacks” Season 4 premiere April 10 on Max.

As is customary for mature content, the episodes will be edited to meet the standards and practices guidelines for cable.

    • edric@lemm.ee
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      1 day ago

      Never have I seen such disparity in critics reviews and audience feedback. And because it did “well”, they’re bringing back the showrunner for the next one. What a waste.