Toonzone News WB Launches Boomerang Streaming Service Hosting Over 5,000 Classic Cartoons

[Darklordavaitor]

That sounded suspicious to me, so I pulled up the HBO Max promo clip shared months ago. The first piece of footage used comes from "Devil May Hare", which is on Boomerang. There's also a classic Scooby-Doo clip near the end, which is also prominently featured on the app.

Would be weird to have footage like this featured if they won't be on here.

 

[DonTrashRoom]

The presentation showed Courage, and that's on Boomerang, so...

Also, if you squint hard enough at this image, you can see thumbnails for Bunnicula, Tom & Jerry Tales, The Tom & Jerry Show, The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones, and Casper's First Christmas.

 

[superkeegan9100]

I rest my case.

 

[Moe]

What y'all think about this?

https://www.mediavillage.com/article/warnermedia-at-tca-kevin-reilly-explains-hbo-max-to-confused-critics/print/

 

[superkeegan9100]

I really thought Boomerang would merge into HBO Max...guess I was wrong.

 

[Moe]

I really thought Boomerang would merge into HBO Max...guess I was wrong.

There are a lot of families don't want to sub HBO but keep Boomerang so WarnerMedia seems smart to keep separated, however most if not all Boomerang programmings will be included in HBO Max but Boomerang will continue to offer as standalone for anyone aren't interested in HBO Max.

 

[Lex The Bookworm]

Boomerang app should've kept Paddington Bear despite Warner Bros still has rights to 1989 version.

 

[MatthewRC]

Boomerang app should've kept Paddington Bear despite Warner Bros still has rights to 1989 version.

There’s always HBO Max, but we’ll find out this May.

 

[DonTrashRoom]

As was expected, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs is now off Boomerang. Season 1 (the episodes Boomerang had available) is on Netflix, but I wouldn't be surprised if it ended up on CBS All Access (where Season 2 is streaming) later on.

 

[superkeegan9100]

Good riddance to bad rubbish.

 

[Daikun]

Eh, fine. The show didn't really fit Boomerang's mission statement, anyway. CN only added that so they wouldn't have to support it on their network.

 

[MatthewRC]

Good riddance to bad rubbish.

At least the movies were better.

 

[Moe]

Eh, fine. The show didn't really fit Boomerang's mission statement, anyway. CN only added that so they wouldn't have to support it on their network.

I'm sure that will be same case for Care Bears: Unlock the Magic so they could be removed from Boomerang eventually (just prediction).

 

[superkeegan9100]

I'm sure that will be same case for Care Bears: Unlock the Magic so they could be removed from Boomerang eventually (just prediction).

The difference with Care Bears: Unlock the Magic is that it actually fits Boomerang's mission statement and that it's airing on the Boomerang TV channel as well as the streamer.

 

[DonTrashRoom]

The difference with Care Bears: Unlock the Magic is that it actually fits Boomerang's mission statement and that it's airing on the Boomerang TV channel as well as the streamer.

Also, didn't Boomerang put their name on it?

 

[DonTrashRoom]

NEW EPISODES:
The remaining episodes of New Looney Tunes have finally been added.

NEW MOVIE: Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase

NEW PLAYLISTS: A Day at the Zoo; Disguise This Guy

 

[MatthewRC]

NEW MOVIE: Tom and Jerry's Giant Adventure!

Please let me know what else I missed.

 

[DonTrashRoom]

NEW MOVIE: Tom and Jerry's Giant Adventure!

Please let me know what else I missed.

Nothing. That's all.

I honestly don't understand Boomerang's chronic drip-feeding of content lately. WarnerMedia said they're still going to exist after HBO Max launches, but it looks like they're winding down even though they likely aren't. Getting mixed signals here.

Also, are they really just going to sit on Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs and the remaining episodes of Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz until HBO Max launches?

 

[MatthewRC]

Nothing. That's all.

I honestly don't understand Boomerang's chronic drip-feeding of content lately. WarnerMedia said they're still going to exist after HBO Max launches, but it looks like they're winding down even though they likely aren't. Getting mixed signals here.

Also, are they really just going to sit on Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs and the remaining episodes of Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz until HBO Max launches?

Thank you, and I have a feeling that Yabba Dabba Dinosaurs may come to HBO Max instead.

 

[ToonDude03]

Is this thread still open or will it be shutting down?