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Disney stock hit fresh all-time highs in the after-hours session after reporting fiscal Q1 earnings after market close Thursday. The media giant’s streaming service Disney+ had a whopping 94.9 million paid subscribers bringing the total direct-to-consumer subscribers to 146 million.

Variety Senior TV Business Reporter Elaine Low joins Variety Intelligence Platform Media Analyst & Correspondent Heidi Chung to discuss Disney’s latest quarterly results.

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