The remainder of the program unfolded with fewer surprises.
Two more performers generated meaningful interest across the executive tables.
Four others were evaluated, noted, and quietly categorized into the broad industry tier occupied by competent but non-essential talent, performers capable of finding work, but unlikely to justify aggressive acquisition competition.
Star Entertainment secured one of the stronger remaining prospects.
Netflix secured the other after a surprisingly efficient backstage negotiation that suggested Lily Reeves had fully recovered her professional footing despite the earlier disruption to her evening.
HBO ultimately committed to one of the average performers, having decided that technical polish and reliability mattered more than raw presence at the investment level they were prepared to authorize.
Disney's table remained the most difficult to read.
