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I prefer the two main seasons of Tiny Toons Looniversity, and not the three specials, with are separate from the two main seasons.

• PINNED COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY THREAD: Please use this space to safely process your 2022 Zaslav write-off trauma. Paragraphs will not be read, but they will be judged by the block button." yes, it’s a satirical jab at all doomposters

• PINNED COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY THREAD: Please use this space to safely process your 2022 Zaslav write-off trauma. Paragraphs will not be read, but they will be judged by the block button." yes, it’s a satirical jab at all doomposters

I don’t want to see any doomposting about WB or worst case scenarios that will never happen. Anyone who does that will be immediately blocke. I don’t tolerate the toxic behavior. Nothing bad will happen to WB.

I don’t want to see any doomposting about WB or worst case scenarios that will never happen. Anyone who does that will be immediately blocke. I don’t tolerate the toxic behavior. Nothing bad will happen to WB.

And remember, no doomposting and no saying worst case scenarios.

Warner Bros. isn’t dead and Skydance didn’t kill it! So stop with his nonsense now! You can call me a corporate shill all you want, but it’s not gonna work on me.

People need to stop doomposting here about WB and Paramount! You claim to be true animation fans, but I can see right through you. True animation fans, like me, are ones that enjoy watching the Shows and movies! Stop with the doomposting, you parasites!

My advice: Don’t be like the toxic animation community. They’re not true fans. Those of us who stay away from the toxic animation community are true animation fans. Besides, they just needed an excuse to be angry for no reason.

My advice: Don’t be like the toxic animation community. They’re not true fans. Those of us who stay away from the toxic animation community are true animation fans. Besides, they just needed an excuse to be angry for no reason.

Trust me, nothing bad will ever happen to Looney Tunes. It’s perfectly safe from harm. And between you and me, those people need to stop their unhealthy grudge with Zaslav. They need serious psychiatric help.

Dudr, even if the merger closes, and that’s a big if, Looney Tunes is perfectly fine. Trust me. nothing bad will ever happen to the franchis, and it certainly won’t be affected negatively.

Can we all calm down about the merger news? Recent news surprised us but nothing will happen overnight. We’ll let the law play out as is. We can all hope for the best whether it gets blocked or settled. Nothing will happen to the #LooneyTunes since they still make money.

I’m sure the logo will remain intact. Besides, the new one will no doubt carry on Sam Register’s legacy

@termiteterraceclub.bsky.social I’m glad you’re finally staying positive. I’m proud of you.

There. It always pays to think logically. Looney Tuhes is perfectly safe from harm.

The corporate commitment to releasing movies in theaters directly benefits the franchise, following the successful independent rollout of theatrical projects like The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie.

The biggest goal of the Paramount and Warner Bros. merger is to build a massive family-friendly catalog. The combined streaming platform will rely on the Looney Tunes library as a foundational anchor to attract parents, kids, and nostalgic adults

Warner Bros. Animation will continue to focus on its classic identity, completely isolated from Paramount’s distinct animation assets (like Nickelodeon or SpongeBob SquarePants).

Because Warner Bros. and Paramount Pictures are legally keeping their creative film and animation studios separate, there is no threat of the brands being watered down or mashed together.

Looney Tunes is owned entirely in-house by Warner Bros. Intellectual property like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Taz are treated as irreplaceable crown jewels.

Looney Tunes franchise is completely safe from harm and remains one of the highest-value priorities for the newly combining company. Here are the reasons why the franchise is fully secure under the newly approved Paramount-Skydance takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery.

I know you have every right to be concerned, but you need to wake up to the facts. Looney Tunes will keep making more content In the future. The 2028 project and the new Speedy Gonzales movie is proof of that.

@termiteterraceclub.bsky.social have I made my point across with my thread?

There. I think I made my point.

the business paperwork is just background noise—what actually matters is the art, the talented animation teams, and the characters we love staying true to who they are.

A change in the corporate parent company doesn't mean the distinct DNA, history, or unique creative culture of Warner Bros. or Paramount gets wiped away. They‘ll still operate as parallel, high-performing powerhouses that respect each other's legacies.

Executives know that blending the actual production of SpongeBob and Looney Tunes into one giant conveyor belt would ruin the unique creative flavors that make both franchises so valuable in the first place.

There‘s also legacy protection. The historical identity of a studio matters immensely to the artists who work there.

Much like how Disney keeps Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios as separate, competing creative teams, Paramount and Warner Bros. will keep their individual studio cultures, distinct animation styles, and separate production pipelines.

In the entertainment industry, this is a very common and successful strategy known as "multi-branding." Ever heard of that? Even though they‘ll share the same parent company, they‘ll maintain their unique creative identities.

There is a huge difference between a company being legally erased and its creative studios continuing to run as distinct, parallel peers. Warner Bros. and Paramount will still operate as distinct creative peers under that single corporate roof.