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Why Warner Bros Killed Cartoon Network After 30 Years

Cartoon Network launched in 1992 and spent 30 years producing some of the most original animation in television history. Batman: The Animated Series. Samurai Jack. Adventure Time. Infinity Train. Then in the summer of 2022, the company that owned all of it started deleting its own shows — not cancelling them, deleting them — wiping YouTube channels, pulling soundtracks from Spotify, scrubbing the Twitter archives. This video breaks down the $85 billion merger that made it possible, the tax law that made deletion more profitable than streaming, and why 20 animated shows became line items on a write-off report. ******************************************************************************** Fair Use Disclaimer: This video contains copyrighted material used under Fair Use (Section 107 of the Copyright Act) for purposes of commentary, criticism, and education. No copyright infringement intended. If you have concerns, contact us before taking action. ******************************************************************************** 👍 If you enjoyed this deep dive into animation history and corporate power, subscribe for more cancelled shows and industry analysis! #CartoonNetwork #WarnerBros #InfinityTrain #AnimationHistory #CorporatePolitics #CancelledShows #DocumentaryExplanation #CartoonHistory ******************************************************************************** COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: Content used under Fair Use guidelines for criticism, commentary, and education. If you have copyright concerns, contact us directly and we'll address them promptly.