I was convinced various television assets besides HBO were spun off (including TCM) amidst this. (Probably just the Mandela effect given Fox/20th Century and NBC/Universal)Criterion Nitrile wrote: Sun Jun 14, 2026 4:05 pmYou mean no more Turner Classic Movies? Some of us still need our TCM fix once in a while.Finch wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2026 12:01 am Meanwhile, we've got to boycott any and all WB product and cancel HBO subscriptions on top of the Paramount ones. I'm still going to buy WAC discs though.
Netflix to Buy Warner Brothers? No, Paramount Skydance!
- Captain Paranoia
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- Lowry_Sam
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Re: Netflix to Buy Warner Brothers? No, Paramount Skydance!
Just as Warner Archives increases its output & finally starts releasing the titles people have been begging for.Finch wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2026 12:01 am The merger has been approved by DOJ. Fingers crossed the state antitrust lawsuits are successful. Meanwhile, we've got to boycott any and all WB product and cancel HBO subscriptions on top of the Paramount ones.
Paramount's poor quality makes them a bit easier to boycott.
- Finch
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I wouldn't presume to tell people what they should do but subscription cancellations is the only language the Ellisons will understand. Screaming at the people who voted for Trump or stayed home in 2024 doesn't fix this.
- Lowry_Sam
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Re: Netflix to Buy Warner Brothers? No, Paramount Skydance!
Hopefully Imprint releases the complete Alfred Hitchcock Presents + Hour (remainder) on blu-ray soon, not that I would pay for Paramount+.