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  • Netflix Officially Owns Ben 10

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    @admin I am not keen on or eager for Paramount to buy Warner Bros, even if they claim they'll keep films in theatres. I don't believe David Ellison's bogus promise that they'll bring 30 films a year, especially since Paramount is pulling an upcoming Avatar animated film from theatres to make it a streaming exclusive on Paramount Plus. I am also not keen on CNN becoming a MAGA news network. I would rather Warner Bros just pay off their own debts and remain independently owned. If they have to sell, maybe sell parts of WB to new owners. Sell Cartoon Network so Ben 10 can flourish and not be held back by Warner Bros's other priorities. Sell WB Games to people interested in that space who can continue the work. WB Games should also sell TT Games so they can stop making these LEGO games and maybe return to making new Crash Bandicoot games. I am not someone well versed in this topic to be honest, but this is my take on it.
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    Update: Jeff Kinney has finally delivered the responses to me via email the other day to the questions I collected from the November Reddit AMA that I ran on behalf of Jeff, who's obviously the author of the "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series. There are over 40 responses. Huge thanks to Jeff for taking the time to participate in my event. It was a great honor and pleasure for me to hold an event with him on my subreddit. All of Jeff Kinney's responses have been delivered in a new thread of mine and won't be in the original thread that collected the questions. I updated the original Reddit thread to link it to the new Reddit thread. The questions will be included with the responses on the new thread containing Jeff's responses. https://www.reddit.com/r/wimpykid/comments/1q6dha0/ama_jeff_kinney_ama_answers_released/
  • I'm watching Samurai Jack

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  • Reboot Team Knight Rider

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  • Why CN doesn't like Story Arcs.

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    @Omni-Triforcer Just going to copy and paste this comment that I made here from the Ben 10 Forums site. Agree. It's BS yet that seems to be the mindset that networks such as Cartoon Network seem to follow now. Comedy and modern trends and memes over actual story, quality, and creativity. Making comedy shows is fine to do but at the same time kids should also experience strong and compelling stories and some very creative ideas and all that stuff. Kids should experience and witness what it truly takes to make great shows. To see various examples of how great stories, characters, settings, ideas, styles, etc can be executed and implemented into entertainment media. These are kids that we're talking about here. Young individuals with young and developing minds. Kids that are constantly learning more about pretty much everything they see in their lives. This is one of the major reasons as to why I get so ticked off about the excuse by writers and network companies of " oh, we're making shows for kids so we don't need to put a lot of effort into our shows because kids don't know any better." Again, comedy shows are fine to make but that shouldn't be the only thing that kids should be exposed to on networks such as Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network. At least in my opinion, kids shouldn't be exposed to shows such as Teen Titans Go!, Uncle Grandpa, and the PPG reboot. They should see and experience shows such as Courage the Cowardly Dog, the original Ben 10, Ed Edd n Eddy, Samurai Jack, Gravity Falls, Avatar The Last Airbender, etc and networks should put a lot more of a focus on making shows that is on the very level of quality or higher as the very shows that I listed. This is our future generation here. Networks should also help our future generation develop and grow throughout their early years so that they can become better individuals later on in their lives instead of just exploiting them just to garner some more cash off of them and their parents.