Paramount Prime

Paramount Prime is an American video-on-demand subscription streaming service owned by ViacomCBS. The streaming service features content from Paramount, Nickelodeon, Star Trek, and CBS Entertainment Group; while excluding other ViacomCBS companies, such as MTV and Comedy Central, so to focus on "family-oriented" content.

It primarily distributes films produced by Paramount Pictures and television series produced by Paramount Television Studios and CBS Television Distribution in particular. The streaming service also serves as the American alternative of Paramount+, which is available outside the United States.

Similar to Disney+ and HBO Max, it also presents original film and series; while the original films are produced by Paramount.

Content
The service is centered around ViacomCBS' entertainment studios: Paramount Pictures, Paramount Animation, Paramount Television Studios, Nickelodeon Animation Studio, Nickelodeon Productions, Nickelodeon Movies (only consisting of its fully computer-animated film library), and select content from CBS Entertainment; mainly consisting of the Star Trek franchise, along with a few suitable programs from its pre-split with the original Viacom; those include I Love Lucy, The Andy Griffith Show, Sabrina the Teenage Witch (1996), Open House, and selected films from its film subsidiary CBS Films. The service will also not carry any content from Comedy Central, MTV, or VH1 due to their mature content; as Hulu will handle those networks. The service also omits any mature content from Paramount and CBS' part.

Content library
Paramount Prime will have content from Paramount, Nickelodeon, and CBS, as well as select television series from Paramount Television Studios and CBS Television Distribution. However, the entirety of Nickelodeon Movies' traditionally-animated and live-action films will be available on CBS All Access; making their fully computer-animated films (excluding The Adventures of Tintin) exclusive to Paramount Prime.

Half of the Indiana Jones franchise is featured exclusively on the streaming service since Paramount retained the distribution rights to the first four films and television series The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. This also included two of Peanuts' films Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown and Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don't Come Back!!), which were both distributed by Paramount as well. Fortunately, the service was able to include the first four seasons of the 1991 animated series Doug, which were made before The Walt Disney Company had bought the rights in 1996; while the last three seasons are available on Disney+. Unfortunately, Paramount's 2006 to 2012 library of the 14 films it has distributed for DreamWorks Animation is not available due to the distribution rights having been transferred to Universal Pictures since 2018.

Device support
Paramount Prime will be available on various technology devices such as Apple iOS, Apple TV, Android, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows 10.

Poll
Do you think Paramount Prime should exist as a streaming service? Definitely so. Absolutely not! Eh, I don't know. I'll stick with CBS All Access.