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Might be arguably but I don't think it went out of business.but Fred wolf went out of business in 1999/2000
Might be arguably but I don't think it went out of business.but Fred wolf went out of business in 1999/2000
But wikipedia said Fred Wolf’s company got resurrected in 2013.but Fred wolf went out of business in 1999/2000
The 1987 series is owned by producer Fred Wolf. He licensed the show's home video rights to Family Home Entertainment (now known as Lionsgate) back in 1988. TMNT (1987) hasn't been aired on American television since 1997.
'12 TMNT is likely to add to Paramount+ after exclusive deal with Hulu expires - in the US onlyThere could be more Ninja Turtles soon. It's not like they're going to add everything right away since otherwise they run out of content.
No, it isn't about P+. I'm talking about event before P+ was exist.How are they disrespecting TMNT when they already have some TMNT on P+. Like I said, they can't add everything at once.
I disagree and there is no excuse for Nick did like those. TMNT is popular enough but Nick marketed it poorly.You should know that the reason Nick puts shows on NickToons is because not enough people support these shows on the main Nick channel. No reason to keep a show that doesn't do well.
Yes, I know about you means and they relied on toy sale to determine the success of IP.You do realize that Nick's strategy is only to keep the shows that are in the levels of Loud House and SpongeBob ratings. They care about money.
It didn't make a big impact because they got most revenues from ads. The big issue has with Nick's marketing in IP.Failed shows = they lose a lot of money.
Right, I have no control about what Nick wanted with their channel. CN and Disney aren't doing much better either.And it makes sense in the business. They know a lot what they're doing, we only know couple of things.
I disagree with your statement, shows should at least be allowed to find an audience before getting dumped to Nicktoons. Problem with Nick is they're impatient and will instantly kill of a show that isn't doing SpongeBob/Loud House numbers. I understand not every show will be a hit but back then Nick at least give their shows a decent amount of air time (or at the very least the 6am/7am time) but now they don't even bother to try. I get they want money as they are a business but they shouldn't give up on a show that isn't a rating success off the gate, heck SpongeBob wasn't getting great numbers when it first started airing.You should know that the reason Nick puts shows on NickToons is because not enough people support these shows on the main Nick channel. No reason to keep a show that doesn't do well.
Well agree to disagree then, apologizes if I came off as rude. I wasn't trying to start a fight with ya. I just wish Nick would be a bit more patient with shows but then again I'm not in the target audience so it is what it is…This is your opinion, not a fact. I shared my opinion and since you still argue, I'm not even trying to explain more to you since you probably don't understand.
I disagree with your statement, shows should at least be allowed to find an audience before getting dumped to Nicktoons. Problem with Nick is they're impatient and will instantly kill of a show that isn't doing SpongeBob/Loud House numbers. I understand not every show will be a hit but back then Nick at least give their shows a decent amount of air time (or at the very least the 6am/7am time) but now they don't even bother to try. I get they want money as they are a business but they shouldn't give up on a show that isn't a rating success off the gate, heck SpongeBob wasn't getting great numbers when it first started airing.
Rise I don't think was selling enough merchandise like the 2012 version did so that was also a big factor in it getting screwed (though it's getting a movie so it kind of won in the end).Nick didn’t really do anything wrong with the TMNT franchise.
Remember that Nickelodeon is a kids network targeting kids not grownups.
The reason Rise was moved to Nicktoons was because kids were barely watching it like TLH or Spongebob. It was not because of marketing. Nick promoted the show a lot. (Trust me I watched a bunch of Rise ads on YT before it premiered)
Rise had its chance on Nick and it didn’t work like The Owl House or Amphibia. Just hope for the best after the Rise Movie on Netflix and try to get a spin-off instead.