That's why I hope this merger never comes to fruition, and Warner Bros. could stay independent.

I'd say avoid Pluto TV at this point since they're straight-up Skydance.

If you have a Roku device, there's always The Roku Channel and its live channel guide.

And if you could muster dealing with Amazon, Prime Video Channels has hundreds of channels at your disposal for free.

Warner Bros. is facing an uncertain future and Skydance is really looking at buying the company even in a hostile takeover. WB is viewing a sale as an option but a split is preferable. We have to show that Skydance is no way a potential partner for WB.

Just a reminder again to please urge Zaslav and the board to #DontSellWB.

A split in mid 2026 is the best long term option. Apple or Amazon will see more valuable and WB itself will have less impact rather than a Comcast, Skydance or Netflix hostile takeover.

Adventure Time's opening zoom is only half as long as the Simpsons' parody of it. So it's possible it was stretched out to pad the runtime.

...documentary, it seems that the more these kind of videos keep popping up exposing Disney's questionable decisions in the parks (and by extension the rest of the company), the more it'll get to the point where Disney will have no choice but to be transparent with their audience.

Yeah, it seems that the "Living Character" initiative is basically more of a means to show off to both marketing firms and the investors than something they're FULLY committed to.

Also, between Jenny Nicholson's Galactic Starcruiser review and Kevin Perjurer's Defunctland "Living Character" ...

* next month.

www.imnotbad.com/2025/11/roge...

So you're saying even if CN the TV channel and CN the studio are each owned by separate companies, and the latter would be rebranded back to Hanna-Barbera (which I wouldn't mind), the studio can still make original shows for the channel as well as other platforms?