Since there’s no source, I took it off the pages. I doubt it’s true anyway, and even if it was, this wouldn’t bring the cartoons back.Well. I saw rumors that Litton is closing down all their blocks by july 6. However, I can’t say its that true since wikipideas is the only source and I can’t find info anywhere else
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Litton's_Weekend_Adventure
I hope someone has proof. I want saturday mornings back. If
If Litton was to drop it would not be all that likely to see a resurge of the Sat morning genre, considering how cable is declining and how online streaming is becoming more of a popular choice to most.Well. I saw rumors that Litton is closing down all their blocks by july 6. However, I can’t say its that true since wikipideas is the only source and I can’t find info anywhere else
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Litton's_Weekend_Adventure
I hope someone has proof. I want saturday mornings back. If
Now that CBS has said they had plans for airing kids stuff again...
- 4Kids TV (FOX) [revival]
4Licensing Corporation was shutdown after second bankruptcy 4KidsTV is still on YouTube channel now renamed to 4KidsTV Animation.Seeing how there's no more 4Kids Entertainment (the company is now 4Licensing Corporation), I imagine that name will not be on the table.
2017, I see. Somehow I'm only now finding out about that.4Licensing Corporation was shutdown after second bankruptcy 4KidsTV is still on YouTube channel now renamed to 4KidsTV Animation.
Here's the quote from the related thread that contains news links about it.Source?
Following the announcement of the second merger between Viacom and CBS Corporation, current CBS Corporation CEO Joseph Ianniello was receptive to the possibility of the return of Nickelodeon children's programming to CBS.[24] As CBS is currently under contract with Litton Entertainment to carry the CBS Dream Team E/I programming block until the end of the 2022-23 television season, any Nickelodeon programming that CBS would decide to add would not be required to meet E/I requirements; advertising restrictions would still be enforced for any programming targeted at children under 13.[23]
As CBS is currently under contract with Litton Entertainment to carry the CBS Dream Team E/I programming block until the end of the 2022-23 television season