I still don't see how that would affect CN if it has already been established that AS is practically a separate network.
The head of Cartoon Network resigned Friday after the network's guerilla marketing scheme for one of its shows went bad last week and led to a bomb scare in Boston - a fiasco that cost its parent company $2 million.
In a letter to employees, Jim Samples, the general manager and executive vice president of the network, wrote: "I deeply regret the negative publicity and expense caused to our company as a result of this campaign. As general manager of Cartoon Network, I feel compelled to step down, effective immediately, in recognition of the gravity of the situation that occurred under my watch."
The guy who replaced him, is the person who pushed the live action stuff on Cartoon Network.
http://money.cnn.com/2007/02/09/news/newsmakers/cartoon_network/
The guy who replaced him, is the person who pushed the live action stuff on Cartoon Network.
No contractual obligation brah, time Warner owns all this shit. It's the fucks at CN that need to be fired for costing their company money.
That sucks. I hope this isn't some shitty attempt to push that live action Blue Beetle show.
But it was awful (disorienting) when they did it with Season 1, and if they did it again, it would be awful redux. It's obvious it would've made the most sense to put a break BETWEEN seasons, not between episodes of a single season.. multiple times!Someone over on Toonzone suggested the idea that maybe CN has approved the shows for another season and the shows were put on a premature hiatus to get new episodes done for a quick S2-3 transition like what they did with Season 1. That's the only way this could possibly end well.
That's about the only thing they can do for me to forgive them.Someone over on Toonzone suggested the idea that maybe CN has approved the shows for another season and the shows were put on a premature hiatus to get new episodes done for a quick S2-3 transition like what they did with Season 1. That's the only way this could possibly end well.
http://money.cnn.com/2007/02/09/news/newsmakers/cartoon_network/
The guy who replaced him, is the person who pushed the live action stuff on Cartoon Network.
There's probably I reason I didn't watch How To Train Your Dragon in the theater. Dunno if I'll ever watch the show.
No Static is about to return in the comics, and Johns in Lee are meeting with them. They still have them.There's speculation this might be related to the possibility that DC have lost rights to milestone characters (including static), but that seems absurd for the entire block to get pulled because of it
The guy who replaced him, is the person who pushed the live action stuff on Cartoon Network.[/B]
So instead of just airing on TV, they dumped the rest of the season on iTunes?
What kind of message does that say?
Might be a slip-up on iTunes and of course those dastardly villains at Cartoon Network. Green Lantern's latest episode isn't available... yet.So instead of just airing on TV, they dumped the rest of the season on iTunes?
What kind of message does that say?
They only posted the episode that was scheduled to air yesterday. This clusterfuck was such a rush job nobody bothered to contact Apple to cancel the upload.So instead of just airing on TV, they dumped the rest of the season on iTunes?
What kind of message does that say?
Oh wow it really is up on iTunes.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season/young-justice-season-2/id515127047
Young Justice really has no business on a Saturday morning cartoon slot. It should be on Adult Swim.