Cartoon Network Studios and Warner Bros. Animation are consolidating into a single unit, and that's an ominous sign for the future of new, original Cartoon Network animation.
Good news for M I D D L E A M E R I C A :grillman: :solidarity: :porky-happy:
I still don't quite understand how Discovery basically took over Warner. Wouldn't Warner have been the much bigger company of the two? And of course it had to be the shitty network's shitty CEO as the CEO of the merged company.
Warner was deep in debt, and Discovery had just closed out two years in the black thanks to Zaslav's (ahem) leadership. On Warner's end, he was the obvious choice to put on top over their previous executives.
I still don't quite understand how Discovery basically took over Warner. Wouldn't Warner have been the much bigger company of the two? And of course it had to be the shitty network's shitty CEO as the CEO of the merged company.
Warner was deep in debt, and Discovery had just closed out two years in the black thanks to Zaslav's (ahem) leadership. On Warner's end, he was the obvious choice to put on top over their previous executives.
Discovery has, for a long time, been about :grillman: pandering "pawn stars" slop that is very cheap to produce and very, very profitable.
All TV Entertainment converging on TLC content quality. Cool cool cool.