Netflix is coming back with its annual virtual event Tudum in 2022, and fans are hyped for the exclusive news that will be globally available for streaming via YouTube. The event is coming back for its second run in 2022 and will be held on September 24, featuring 100 stars, series, and movies.
The virtual fan event is free and will give viewers exclusive news, never-seen-before footage, trailers, and all that will come in the upcoming year on Netflix. After Netflix’s recent dive in membership, this event couldn’t be more perfectly timed to retain its members by giving them what no other OTT platform does.
Tudum will span five events spread globally across the US, India, Japan, and Korea in less than 24 hours. Though no titles or names have been disclosed, the mega event will feature exclusive interviews and never-seen-before looks of stars, behind-the-scenes footage, and exclusive news about the latest upcoming shows and movies coming to the platform.
Tudum will begin in Korea on September 24 at 11:00 A.M. KST (10:00 P.M. CDT), continuing in India at 11:00 A.M. IST (12:30 A.M. CDT), onward to the US at 12:00 A.M. CDT and the event will come to an end in Japan at 1:00 P.M. JST (11:00 P.M. CDT).
The event will stream on Netflix’s YouTube channels in different languages for the convenience of its global viewers. For any changes or additional information, viewers can also check out Netflix’s fansite, Tudum.
Last year’s Tudum event had fans glued to their screen as much transpired during the five-part celebration. Bridgerton’s cast delved into a sneak peek for Season 2, and exclusive footage from the Netflix original film Red Notice, with Gal Gadot taking on Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds in a fight, was featured at the event.
The event also revealed new looks for Cowboy Bebop and The Sandman, and highlighted The Witcher as a must-watch. Millie Bobby Brown also spoke about her upcoming film with Netflix, Enola Holmes, in an exclusive interview.
With last year’s big reveals, fans are excited about Netflix’s free virtual event—which is good for the streaming giant, considering that they really need a rise in the viewership charts.
Source: Netflix
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