Max Has Just Removed Even More Cartoon Network Shows — And Hasn’t Said Why (Ben 10, Steven Universe, Regular Show, the 2016 revival of The Powerpuff Girls, The Amazing World of Gumball, We Bare Bears, and Chowder)
Max Has Just Removed Even More Cartoon Network Shows — And Hasn’t Said Why (Ben 10, Steven Universe, Regular Show, the 2016 revival of The Powerpuff Girls, The Amazing World of Gumball, We Bare Bears, and Chowder)
They don’t have to explain themselves. It’s a business. If no one is watching then why keep it online? Maybe their distribution rights ended. Maybe they sold the show to another streaming platform. You will own nothing and you’ll like it.
Zombie_Flowers on
What’s trash about these companies is, ok, you don’t want to keep a show available online forever fine. But generally they haven’t been collected on physical media either so you have no way to legally watch them after they’re pulled from streaming services. Creators put their life into making these shows and then they’re effectively erased once the ability to watch them is gone.
AgentOfSPYRAL on
Aren’t most/all of these on Hulu?
Could be Hulu willing to pay more to be exclusive home of shows rather than additional home of shows.
Or Max views them as less valuable than the residuals paid to host them.
jparent23 on
Considering they’re starting up a new Regular Show series, maybe they’re starting a cartoon network only streaming platform as well
Esc777 on
Are you fucking kidding me.
I was about to start Steven universe with my daughter. Fuck OFF. What am I paying for.
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They don’t have to explain themselves. It’s a business. If no one is watching then why keep it online? Maybe their distribution rights ended. Maybe they sold the show to another streaming platform. You will own nothing and you’ll like it.
What’s trash about these companies is, ok, you don’t want to keep a show available online forever fine. But generally they haven’t been collected on physical media either so you have no way to legally watch them after they’re pulled from streaming services. Creators put their life into making these shows and then they’re effectively erased once the ability to watch them is gone.
Aren’t most/all of these on Hulu?
Could be Hulu willing to pay more to be exclusive home of shows rather than additional home of shows.
Or Max views them as less valuable than the residuals paid to host them.
Considering they’re starting up a new Regular Show series, maybe they’re starting a cartoon network only streaming platform as well
Are you fucking kidding me.
I was about to start Steven universe with my daughter. Fuck OFF. What am I paying for.