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General TV discussion
By: Cibryll Date: August 21, 2022, 7:15 am
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Thought we had this, we didn't, meow meow meow.
So apparently, Cartoon Network sold off most of its original
programming to HBO Max, and after some Discovery merger, the
latter's removing them - apparently as a tax write-off or
something?
Which means, it's apparently possible those shows will never
again be available to watch, at least legally.
Cartoon Network apparently even removed tweets, YouTube clips,
and other stuff mentioning things like Mao Mao or Infinity
Train, as if those never existed.
As I understand it, things that still continue to exist won't
have classic episodes available, just the newer ones, or
something?
Imagine something you've worked on so hard for so many years,
just disappearing because of executives.
Thought this was just a joke (saw it first on Twitter) but
figured I'd do some research and came across this
HTML https://techcrunch.com/2022/08/18/hbo-max-is-removing-36-titles-and-creators-are-not-happy/,<br
/>so it seems to not be a joke. :-\
5 years for 100 episodes of Summer Camp Island, and pulled as if
its creators were nothing at all.
This.
Is.
AN OUTRAGE!
* cut to Cibryll attempting to use Outrage only to fail *
#Post#: 19907--------------------------------------------------
Re: General TV discussion
By: King (2.0) Date: August 21, 2022, 8:49 am
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[quote author=Charlie link=topic=571.msg19906#msg19906
date=1661084102]
Thought we had this, we didn't, meow meow meow.
So apparently, Cartoon Network sold off most of its original
programming to HBO Max, and after some Discovery merger, the
latter's removing them - apparently as a tax write-off or
something?
Which means, it's apparently possible those shows will never
again be available to watch, at least legally.
Cartoon Network apparently even removed tweets, YouTube clips,
and other stuff mentioning things like Mao Mao or Infinity
Train, as if those never existed.
As I understand it, things that still continue to exist won't
have classic episodes available, just the newer ones, or
something?
Imagine something you've worked on so hard for so many years,
just disappearing because of executives.
Thought this was just a joke (saw it first on Twitter) but
figured I'd do some research and came across this
HTML https://techcrunch.com/2022/08/18/hbo-max-is-removing-36-titles-and-creators-are-not-happy/,<br
/>so it seems to not be a joke. :-\
5 years for 100 episodes of Summer Camp Island, and pulled as if
its creators were nothing at all.
This.
Is.
AN OUTRAGE!
* cut to Cibryll attempting to use Outrage only to fail *
[/quote]
It's always executives wanting to screw everybody else over
because money is the most important thing to them.
#Post#: 19959--------------------------------------------------
Re: General TV discussion
By: Kim Tyranto Date: August 26, 2022, 6:29 am
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Corporate greed…
#Post#: 19969--------------------------------------------------
Re: General TV discussion
By: King (2.0) Date: August 26, 2022, 11:23 am
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[quote author=RKS link=topic=571.msg19959#msg19959
date=1661513371]
Corporate greed…
[/quote]
And then they wonder why they can't afford to put anything out,
causing them to ironically lose more money than they started
with.
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