How many seasons and episodes does Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter have?

Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter has 7 seasons and 93 total episodes, spanning from its premiere on August 2, 2015 to June 24, 2021.

Is Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter renewed, ended, or canceled?

Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter has concluded its run and is officially ended.

How long does it take to binge watch Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter?

It takes 70h 0m (4200 minutes) to watch the complete run of Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter. At a standard pace of 2 hours per day, you will finish the entire series in approximately 35 days. Not realistic for a 48-hour weekend. At 70 total hours, watching at a healthy 2 hours per day will take approximately 35 days.

Where can you stream or watch Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter?

Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter is available for streaming on Digital on-demand platforms & broadcast archives. Availability may vary by regional territory, subscription tier, and digital purchase availability.

What is the official age rating for Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter?

Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter has an official content rating of Not Rated.

Who are the lead actors in Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter?

The primary ensemble cast includes Stephen Galloway as Self - Host, Lacey Rose as Self - Host, Stacey Wilson as Self - Host, Kenya Barris as Self (age 52).

Binge-Watching Time Guide

How Long Does It Take to Watch Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter?

2015 · 5 Seasons · 70 Episodes · Total Runtime: 70h 0m (4,200 mins)

Total Watch Time

70h 0m

4,200 minutes of non-stop content across all 70 episodes.

Weekend Binge Verdict

Multi-Week Commitment

Not realistic for a 48-hour weekend. At 70 total hours, watching at a healthy 2 hours per day will take approximately 35 days.

Average Episode Length

60 mins

Typical episode runtime excluding ad breaks and credit sequences.

Standard Pace (2 hrs/day)

35 days

Finish by approximately Oct 30, 2026 if starting today.

Viewing Pace & Completion Dates

Estimate when you will complete the series based on your daily viewing commitment starting today (September 25, 2026):

Casual (1 hr/day)

70 days

Estimated completion:
Dec 4, 2026

Recommended Pace

Standard (2 hrs/day)

35 days

Estimated completion:
Oct 30, 2026

Dedicated (4 hrs/day)

18 days

Estimated completion:
Oct 13, 2026

Weekend Marathon (8 hrs/day)

9 days

Estimated completion:
Oct 4, 2026

Watch Time at Higher Playback Speeds

If you listen to commentary or watch at accelerated speeds on streaming apps:

1.00× (Normal): 70h 0m 1.25× Speed: 56h 0m (saves 14h) 1.50× Speed: 46h 40m (saves 23.3h)

Season-by-Season Runtime Breakdown

Season	Episodes	Total Runtime	Avg Length	Share of Series
Season 1 Longest Season	14 episodes	14h 0m (840 mins)	60 mins/ep	20%
Season 2	14 episodes	14h 0m (840 mins)	60 mins/ep	20%
Season 3	14 episodes	14h 0m (840 mins)	60 mins/ep	20%
Season 4	14 episodes	14h 0m (840 mins)	60 mins/ep	20%
Season 5 Shortest Season	14 episodes	14h 0m (840 mins)	60 mins/ep	20%

Frequently Asked Questions About Binge-Watching Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter

Can I binge-watch Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter in a single weekend?

Not realistic for a 48-hour weekend. At 70 total hours, watching at a healthy 2 hours per day will take approximately 35 days. A 48-hour weekend provides about 16 to 24 waking hours; Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter contains 70h 0m of episodes.

How long does it take to watch all seasons of Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter at 2 hours a day?

At a steady rate of 2 hours per day, it will take approximately 35 days to finish the complete series. If you begin today, your projected finish date is Oct 30, 2026.

Which season of Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter is the longest?

Season 1 is the longest season with a total runtime of 14h 0m across 14 episodes.

How many total hours and episodes are in Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter?

The series consists of 70 episodes across 5 seasons, totaling 70h 0m (4,200 minutes) of screen time.