Quoted By: >>148545830
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDLA3NbuSH4
>Warner Bros and Discovery are now in the process of splitting up.
>This is due to Warner Bros finding a buyer to bail out the losses.
>The original buy out got rejected by the FCC due to owning too many TV channels, namely TBS and CNN.
>Both Warner Bros and Discovery have decided to split up so the Warner Bros side's but out can go through.
>Warner Bros is keeping the film library, the cartoons (Looney Tunes and related TV shows, movies and specials, 1934-1967 MGM shorts, 1933-1958 Popeye shorts, Hanna Barbera, pre-1992 Ruby Spears, cartoons based on their movies, Spielberg/Ruegger shows, DC shows, CN/AS originals, ect), HBO, Cinemax, Cartoon Network/Adult Swim, the IPs and DC Comics.
>Discovery is getting everything else but their IPs are staying with Warner Bros.
>Buyout was a bidding war and there was a winner.
>Either Disney or NBC Universal will buy Warner Bros out once the split happens.
>Set to be finalized by late 2025 at the earliest, 2026 on average.
Thoughts?
>Warner Bros and Discovery are now in the process of splitting up.
>This is due to Warner Bros finding a buyer to bail out the losses.
>The original buy out got rejected by the FCC due to owning too many TV channels, namely TBS and CNN.
>Both Warner Bros and Discovery have decided to split up so the Warner Bros side's but out can go through.
>Warner Bros is keeping the film library, the cartoons (Looney Tunes and related TV shows, movies and specials, 1934-1967 MGM shorts, 1933-1958 Popeye shorts, Hanna Barbera, pre-1992 Ruby Spears, cartoons based on their movies, Spielberg/Ruegger shows, DC shows, CN/AS originals, ect), HBO, Cinemax, Cartoon Network/Adult Swim, the IPs and DC Comics.
>Discovery is getting everything else but their IPs are staying with Warner Bros.
>Buyout was a bidding war and there was a winner.
>Either Disney or NBC Universal will buy Warner Bros out once the split happens.
>Set to be finalized by late 2025 at the earliest, 2026 on average.
Thoughts?