<p>Disney+ has officially arrived, complete with a headlining Star Wars property, an animated spork explaining concepts like currency in two-minute bursts, and reams of nostalgia porn to stream endlessly. It's with this in mind, that Ben, Libby, and Leo discuss what exactly the arrival of Disney+ means for the rest of the entertainment landscape, including Disney's decision to air four FX originals exclusively on Hulu. Additionally, Libby regales us with tales from Apple TV+'s official awards season kickoff and both Ben and Libby posit theories as to why Netflix is launching the latest season of "The Crown" on Sunday, as opposed to their typical Friday rollout strategy.&nbsp;</p>

<p>With last week’s rollout of Apple TV+, next week’s Disney+ launch, and the news of HBO Max’s forthcoming streaming offering, Libby, Ben, and Leo take a moment to figure out just which streaming services they would keep when given a strict budget. Additionally, Libby talks about the premiere of His Dark Materials on HBO and with the release of Netflix’s The Irishman in theaters, everyone picks a miniseries (and/or limited series) they’d be willing to sit through in a theater.</p>

<p>With the launch of Apple TV+ just two days away, and the review embargo officially lifted, Ben, Libby, and Leo dive into Apple's initial launch titles 'The Morning Show,' 'Dickinson,' and 'For All Mankind' &nbsp;while discussing if Apple has done enough to educate potential customers on how exactly they can view these shows. Also, just in time for Halloween we discuss some of the scariest shows currently streaming, a list which includes 'Hannibal,' a show which Libby argues is due for comeback that would allow its titular villain to tap into the zeitgeist and literally "eat the rich." And we check back in with last week's top story regarding HBO's decision to release 'Watchmen' ratings last week, while diving into the Nielsen numbers for its second episode.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Who Watches 'Watchmen?' On this week’s episode of Millions of Screens, Ben, Libby, and Leo discuss HBO’s decision to release the pilot’s streaming numbers, Kirsten Dunst’s award hopes with the end of ‘On Becoming A God In Central Florida,’ as well as the upcoming premieres of ‘Mrs. Fletcher’ and the first half of the sixth season of ‘BoJack Horseman.’</strong></p>

<p><strong>In the pilot episode of IndieWire’s new TV podcast, Millions of Screens, Ben, Libby, and Leo discuss, amongst other things, their reactions to the season finale of ‘Succession’ (aka “the only good show on television”), the red carpet premieres of ‘Watchmen’ and ‘For All Mankind,’ and argue about the perceived strengths and weaknesses of the two new entrants into the forthcoming streaming war: Apple TV+ and Disney+.</strong></p>