Nick wants to kill off all their non-Paw Patrol shows by moving their premieres to the Nick Jr. channel, because of that Every Paw Patrol Ever event in October! They are fricking dumb!
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In the months when this site was down, streaming has hit a downward spiral. I'm afraid the bubble's gonna burst (or has it already?).
HOORAY!!!! THE ORIGINAL FORUM IS BACK ONLINE!!! What did we miss?
What do you think would be a good name for a combined Paramount+/Peacock streaming service? (It should include the Showtime streamer as well.)
How about this: Sony buys 20th Century and its IP, then Disney acquires all of Sony Pictures' IP (except for the Japanese ones), allowing Disney to resurrect Columbia Pictures and TriStar Pictures as their non-family/Marvel/Lucasfilm units (standard for Columbia, indie/art house for TriStar), although they could use different names.
Because of their small size, I think Paramount Global and Comcast should merge their streaming services (Paramount+, Showtime Stream, and Peacock) into one. It would be called "All-Access".
If Disney were to sell 20th Century Studios, they could just keep the rights to the Ice Age, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Night at the Museum, and the TCS/Marvel films, since the former three have Disney-produced sequels/spin-offs/reboots.
I think Nickelodeon and Disney Channel should follow Cartoon Network's footsteps and make PG-rated shows (live action shows and cartoons).
I think Nickelodeon should have their toy-driven/reboots of classic SatAM shows like Monster High, The Smurfs, Garfield, Transformers EarthSpark, etc. be on Saturday mornings for episode premieres! This idea would help with the waits for other Nick cartoons, and would at least bring back the good ol' Saturday morning cartoon tradition!
Here’s an idea that I think Netflix should do: Partner with another major studio or two for film distribution. Said major studio would have the theatrical and physical media distribution rights, while Netflix would have the streaming distribution rights.
I’m worried that the other streamers will decline on taking in Batman: Caped Crusader, the Gumball movie, and the other "originally planned for HBO Max" projects, leading to WBD giving up and scrapping them.
With all the negative PR, especially that lawsuit, lately, are the board of directors and shareholders of WBD upset with David Zaslav?
I'm worried that the Animation Guild will fail to negotiate that new union contract with the IATSE, making that "#NewDeal4Animation" movement all for nothing.
Looks like Rolie Polie Olie is coming back, according to creator William Joyce! Do Nelvana and/or Disney know about this?
At last, I am back, and this time, I am DONE commenting on the Coronavirus thread in the Cafe Toonzone forum. It just causes problems for me.
I'm surprised that Nick is proceeding to air the upcoming It's Pony episode "Sick Annie" as planned, despite what's going on in the world.
Goodbye Star...
Cartoon Network was showing ads for Hotel Transylvania 3, which was directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, who also worked at the former!
What happened to the "Agree", "Funny", and "Optimistic" buttons?
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Yeah some people on Twitter annoy me with that "Animation is cinema" slogan.
Happy 25th anniversary to ITV2 as the channel began broadcasting on this day in 1998.
Today marks the 21st Year Anniversary of (the "formal" premiere of) Codename: Kids Next Door. This series is one of (if not) my favorite Cartoon Network show(s) and I remain hopeful that Tom Warburton's wish for the sequel series to eventually see the light of day becomes a reality.