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'Gilded Age' on HBO Max: Spanish Audio Glitch Resolved with Humor
Some viewers had a problem when watching 'The Gilded Age' on HBO Max.
The show was accidentally playing in Spanish instead of English!
Luckily, it was easy to fix by changing the audio settings.
HBO Max and one of the stars, Carrie Coon, made jokes about it online.
The episode also had interesting storylines and the show got renewed for another season.
HBO Max had a glitch, accidentally playing 'The Gilded Age' in Spanish for some viewers.
Users quickly found a workaround to fix the issue by adjusting the audio settings.
Both HBO Max and actress Carrie Coon humorously addressed the problem on social media.
The episode included significant plot developments.
Season 3, which concludes next Sunday, has seen rising ratings and was renewed for Season 4.
- Who
- Viewers of 'The Gilded Age', HBO Max, and actress Carrie Coon.
- What
- A technical glitch caused HBO Max to play 'The Gilded Age' in Spanish instead of English.
- Where
- On the HBO Max streaming platform.
- When
- During the latest episode's release.
- Why
- The issue was due to a technical glitch.
Viewers' Perspective
HBO Max's Perspective
Initial Frustration vs. Resolution
Viewers' Perspective
Experiencing technical issues disrupting viewing.
HBO Max's Perspective
Successfully troubleshooting the problem.
Key facts
- Show
- The Gilded Age
- Platform
- HBO Max
- Issue
- Accidental Spanish Audio
- Actors Involved
- Carrie Coon
- Resolution
- Adjust Audio Settings
Quotes
HBO Max
The streaming platform
“But for real, lo siento [I’m sorry]. #LaEdadDorada [#TheGildedAge]”
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“[cries in Spanish].”
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Kevin Fallon
The Daily Beast’s writer
“The Gilded Age is currently only playing in Spanish on my app and I cannot follow what is happening to Señora Russell. Help! Ayuda!”
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Carrie Coon
The series star
“¿A todos les gustó mi acento? [Did everyone like my accent?]”
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