Welcome back to What I'm Hearing.

We’ve got a winner in the Guess the Emmy Ratings contest, but… there’s a snag. NBC didn’t release viewership on Peacock, so even though I said I’d use the Live+Same Day number on NBC and Peacock, we’ve only got NBC’s 5.9 million viewers, an all-time low. Welp! The closest without going over is Mo Ata at Amazon, who guessed 5.9 million exactly.

If this were The Price Is Right, Mo would win a $500 bonus. But it’s not, so he gets the status-defining Puck hat in the color of his choice. Congrats, and thanks to the hundred or so people who guessed. We’ll do another one soon.

On the podcast this week: Lucas Shaw and I broke down the Bob Chapek charm offensive, and I offered my Emmys takeaways. Listen here.

Let’s begin…

• Please stop the Hulu dancing: Who do Disney’s Bob Chapek and Comcast’s Brian Roberts think they are kidding? Chapek is almost comically trying to...

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