What's wrong with Nickelodeon? That's basically obliterating people's childhood memories. Stephen Hilenberg, Janice Burgess, etc. are rolling in their graves.
RIP Janice, she created our childhoods with The Backyadigans! That was sucha an amazing show that was kind of similar to Rugrats where the main characters all used their imagination and their social skills and stuff to create fun adventures together! It's so awesome! May she rest in peace now!
That but Nickelodeon is also in big trouble especially when the series called "Quiet on Set" where the producers on Nick are being exposed in abusing children who work for them since the 90's and 2000's
What I don’t understand is, Doesn’t Nick realize that Blue’s Clues & You has A LOT of global appeal? They should have never taken that show down. They made a huge mistake by making it a tax write off.
I get if it's ending after Season 5 but they can still air reruns of both the original and reboot as the franchise is still popular. I hope the 3 hosts of Blue's Clues will fight back to keep their hard work preserved for future generations.
The Pride Parade episode definitely hurt its global appeal massively. Regardless of how you personally feel about it, there are very big sections of the global market that blacklisted the show for that.
By this point, I will avoid Max, Disney+ and Paramount+ permanently and stick with classics like Looney Tunes, Oggy and the Cockroaches, Animatic Battle and Homestar Runner thank you very much.
THIS is exactly why I bought Avatar The Last Airbender, Legend of Korra, the 2003 Ninja Turtles, and the first 100 episodes of SpongeBob all on DVD. Nobody is taking those shows away from me.
Remember that Family Guy was cancelled after its second season and was revived because of high DVD/merch sales after said cancelling. Physical media does more than just preserve, it can also redeem and save.
@@fabiaaquino2207 kid please, did you not here what this guy said? He literally stated that due to poor ratings they removed the shows. Why on earth would you keep a show running if it’s not making money?
This has gone so bad after the mass removal of beloved Cartoon Network Originals like Foster’s home and Dexter’s Lab on Max. (I still have my max bloo pfp to this day, don’t ask why.)
We need to cancel subscriptions to drop their sales. They're not only taking them out of streaming services, but everywhere else: canceling DVDs, striking videos that contain them, and more. It will get to the point where animation all together will be removed.
This is why shows like LackaDaisy, Hazbin Hotel, Helluva Boss, Murder Drones, and The Amazing Digital Circus Are successful shows, they aren’t owned by companies who treat animated shows and movies like crap and they actually let these shows have more than 1 season and they let these shows make it past 1 season.
Piracy has always preserved content and it was widely accepted in the past among consumers. It’s just the 2010s and 2020s has taken to burying that side of the piracy discourse. Partly because consumers were really liking streaming for a time. It was convenient and all in one place. Now, that way has fallen away and consumers are right back with piracy like in the 00s and prior.
Many people would say "Go buy a physical copy on DVD or Blu-ray"except many of these newer shows being removed from Paramount+ and most other streaming services don't even have a SINGLE official DVD or Blu-ray release!!!!!! I guess you're going to have to make a fake bootleg physical that you got from a pirate website that didn't get even one!!!!
at this point, i think pirating is just the right thing to do now. if companies don't want us to have their products even when we are willing to pay them, then we'll get their works one way or another.
I'm about done with streaming. It went from being a new frontier for entertainment to becoming a total competition between monopolies to see which can sink their ship faster. We CANNOT let them keep getting away with this. Every decision they're making only leads up to worse and worse. To think Max's habit of pulling animated shows here and there was exhausting enough, now Paramount is joining in on this ugly phenomenon? At this point, I might as well consider cancelling every subscription I have and start sticking to DVDs and WatchCartoonOnline, because who knows how much longer your favorite shows have before they get tossed into a ravine?
I knew streaming would be a bad idea from the minute other streaming services started to pop up left and right. TV is dead for all we know. I'm praying on the downfall of streaming services, too!
Please, we need someone to end this Discovery arc( at this point the only streaming site that I would watch is Netflix, they made a lot of mistakes but not like *this many* )
i never had any hope at all in streaming waaaay before streaming platforms and subscription services took off. i've always been aware that these platforms are never the best way to find the content you want to watch or play. so glad you and so many others are finally starting to feel the same way now. don't support these services if they aren't gonna be servicing you. huge waste of time and money.
We need to revise copyright law so when companies do stuff like this, the stuff they write off doesn't belong to the IRS or anything, but they're public domain. Edit: Thinking about it, we should also make it so that prototypes of released stuff and abandoned works are considered public domain. Same with works that don't get official releases in the United States and other places. I think Nintendo would be more inclined to release Mother 3 internationally and we'd get more stuff that's not been lost showing up legally.
Still think they should apply something similar to home owners that can't pay their mortgage, where the bank takes ownership of the house can auction it off. But in this case the "home" is the content of either series or movie, while the bank is the IRS. Basically if a company writes a show or movie off for a quick buck like this, they lose ALL ownership of it. With said ownership being auctioned off, meanwhile the content would be public domain until it gets auctioned off. There NEEDS to be a downside for the company. Sure they get money but WHAT is the downside. So far there is NOTHING.
@@electrobob992 It would be interesting, but I would think there needs to be things in place to make sure they keep using it legitimately if we go that route. Example, a fee to maintain a copyright past the 10th year that increase as a work gets older. I don't want things to just disappear because the creator doesn't feel like providing it as there's been plenty of things that don't see the light of day or have been MIA for some time. Mother 3 in English, Bubsy (vanished for over a decade after that PS1 game), the Dinosaur Planet prototype, Go! Go! Hypergrind, etc. And those are just video games.
Honestly, the ruling should be this: if a company refuses to distribute a piece of media for x-amount of years, the media becomes public domain and all ownership of characters revert back to their creators
@@JamesTDG I like the way you think, but it can be difficult if the original creator is dead as is the case with Dragon Ball and Yu-Gi-Oh! Plus there's also things such as maybe claiming they're distributing outside the States to claim it's not public domain, so that is another factor among other possible things that would need clearing up.
@@leoultimaupgraded9914especially after the fortnite investment, I like fortnite but I absolutely despise disney and the worst part is that they invested because now, well in 2023 they realized gaming was doing very good, let's see what that collab ends up being
@@pilot_aki heard it in a UA-cam ad tbh. I got malware once and it was pretty easy to get rid of it. Idk, I’m just really pro-pirate lol. Never gonna give the corporations my money.
What’s even worse is that the shows removed were all from Brian Robbins’ tenure as president of Nickelodeon, so his era can be classified as a failure.
don’t forget the Dan Scnhider sexual misconduct/pedophilia allegations and quiet on set from Nickelodeon. I don’t know which industry is worse, live action or animation
@@kekeandtofoI agree. 90’s and early 2000’s Nickelodeon is GOATED. 2010’s and 2020’s Nickelodeon has small memorable shows but surrounded but nothing by garbage.
@JonathanGaeta This is why I'm more of a CN fan. Did Nick have memorable cartoons on their platform? Yes. But did all of them last? Not exactly. We still have Spongebob and The Loud House, which are the most successful shows and two of my favorites while I was growing up. But nowadays, I'm willing to bet that the previous shows that got discontinued, canceled, or even had a finale are the lucky ones to have ended when they did.
I don't know what's more surprising. Paramount+ originals like Big Nate and Rugrats getting removed, or Blue's Clues and You, a show that's capitalizing on merchandise, getting removed.
I feel like why The Blues Clues sequel specifically got removed(weirdly not the movie) is Steve's actor did a video that many viewed as his response to Quiet on Set documentary. Notice how none of the Dan Schneider shows weren't given the axe
Corrupt and evil corporation get exposed by a documentary, Anyone who talks about or shows interest in said documentary is then censored and targeted by said corrupt and evil corporation, Shocker.
This wasn't even the FIRST BIT of removals from Paramount+, sadly.... Earlier this year, Nick Jr. Shows like "Abby Hatcher" and "Butterbean's Cafe" (two favorites among my nieces, BTW) and the only Butt Fartman Nicktoon I ever cared about, "T.U.F.F. Puppy" were removed from the service entirely without warning! This (alongside this bit of news) is EXACTLY the reason I cancelled my subscription to Paramount+.
I have to agree with you. Big Nate doesn't look bad. I was thinking about getting Paramount plus to see Big Nate because I only saw a few episodes on cable, but now with it being deleted as well as other shows, I don't feel like getting Paramount plus anymore.
This is genuinely terrifying. It just shows how little the big cartoon corporations actually give a damn. And they don't even give a damn about us knowing they dont give a damn! DAMN!!!
The shows may not have been that popular. I for one found the Blues Clues and Rugrats reboot pointless and unnecessary not to mention inferior to the original form what I’ve seen
It looks entertainment business just gone grimmer than ever before. Many of us will buy DVDs even 4K Blu-rays instead of streaming. From cut backs, losing their edge, cancelling series and removing shows to save money and ruining their creativity. 21st century is NOW a dangerous century like Rocko said and by golly, he’s right. Come on, today’s Hollywood, this needs to be stopped before you’ll making it much worse. Everybody should watched Whom Framed Roger Rabbit because it brings the golden era of animation and creativity entertainment. Why, Hollywood, why? 🤦
Thanks to people like Warner Bros inventing to concept of "writing off content for cheap cash", it seems like nothing in the entertainment world (animation, live action or otherwise) is safe anymore.
@@urahara64360 I know the concept existed before that. I was just that thanks to Warner Bros’, the practice is becoming more of a common place, which is bad news for new and existing creators of multimedia content.
It never was safe. Even at the beginning, digital content wasn’t safe. I lost all my sims 3 games off of origin after their service deleted it. Also, there’s a company who’s losing the rights to certain products. They are revoking access to the content and won’t issue refunds.
I mean, if they’re dropping nickelodeon shows like flies, it’s only a matter of time before Netflix deletes everything that’s associated with nickelodeon from the live action, shows to the animated shows that looking bright for the future of this company
Honestly with as bad as removing content from circulation is, those were some real stinkers. Now if baby shark and coco melon could get thanos snapped out of existence that’d be much appreciated
just do it then. i mean, who's gonna stop you and anyone else from doing it? what, the law? the law don't give a damn at all. better than giving away my money to a service that clearly does not want my money in the first place.
@RainbowDash-sn7ji I think Vhs has a shorter lifespan that dvd as if it gets too hot during the summer or something, moisture will build up causing the footage to be messed up
I love how Disney Channel is just chilling throughout this whole period while Nick and CN are vanishing their shows out of existence, infact it’s probably the best kids channel on right now.
I'm the Head Writer of a cartoon called Jade Armor, currently in Production on Season 2. The show was initially co-produced internationally, including our U.S. Producer - HBO Max. We even were so excited, for a while, to come out concurrently on HBO Max and CN. Ever heard of the show? Not in the U.S. - yet. Because of this exact sort of situation you describe - HBO Max was absorbed and the situation changed. Just giving a real world example. BTW, there's an official YT where you can see it.
In addition to the Quiet On Set documentary exposing the evils within this company and their producers and the PR fails, this is another hit to their network's standing. 3 months in and this is already a bad year for Nickelodeon. Ouch!
At this point, I can see only bad things in the future, not just for the animation industry, but also for the executives behind these terrible decisions, as they will likely gain massive backlash for removing shows, canceling projects, and whatever else comes up. In the end, I do hope those executives learn their lesson, even though they probably never will.
Don't give Netflix all praises and roses, early this January, they literally pulled the plug on a sci-fi movie called The Mothership that was set to star Halle Berry. The movie started and finished shooting in 2021, with no word about its release until January of this year to which its release got cancelled. We're in some truly dangerous times for filmmaking in general if you ask me
Streaming: *constantly removes shows and movie making some harder to watch* Physical Media: *Nobody really uses DVD’s anymore and plus some shows never seek a DVD release* Piracy: That’s where I come in… (It shouldn’t be illegal to watch movies and shows through websites if they’re basically the only way to watch them at this point)
Dude are you afraid of the dark was and is the best original show Nickelodeon has ever made. I love that show. It was scary, the story was interesting, the characters were amazing. It's sad to see it like this.
Calm down, Vail. The majority of Nickelodeon’s old shows still and always will exist. The only truly lost shows are from the first few years, and a couple later stragglers. Even recent rarities like Noah Knows Best and Whoopi’s Littleburg survive in full. After countless hours of research, I am confident Nickelodeon has not “deleted” (aka wiped) their legacy content since the hour-long Eureeka’s Castle episodes were given the ol’ heave-ho. Even a vast majority of their old commercial/promo material still survives. Removing them from streaming is not deleting them from existence. They’re just unavailable to watch on a particular platform, but they’re well protected and in zero danger of spontaneously ceasing to exist.
I mean for starters, there are plenty of people who enjoy Nickelodeon's newer shows. Rise of the TMNT is one of my favorite shows from the network, and that's from around the same time as It's Pony. And removing the newer shows is arguably *worse*, since many of these shows never got a physical release and could very well become lost media. And it sets a bad precedent for these companies to start removing all means of watching a show just for a tax write-off. People worked hard on those shows, people enjoy those shows, and it's just going to encourage piracy. Today they're removing It's Pony and Ollie's Pack, who knows if someday they'll move to removing stuff like El Tigre and My Life as a Teenage Robot
@@Commenter839The shows are all well-preserved in Nick’s archives, so they aren’t in any danger of becoming lost. Unavailable to the public, sure, but not lost. Nickelodeon is not “deleting” their shows. I do agree that these shows should be accessible and viewable, but we should be careful not to misrepresent the situation as Vail is doing here.
@@CDCB2 Maybe "lost" isn't the best term, but to the average person, that's just semantics. The important thing is that Nickelodeon is preventing people from viewing these shows, meaning the only way to watch them is through piracy, which itself can be pretty hit or miss for the more niche shows.
That’s absurd. Whether a show is good, bad or has a cult following you should watch a show if it’s not airing anymore. No one looks at Seinfeld or any other classic show and says “wait, no new episodes air anymore, it’s a hard pass from me”.
I'm more annoyed that Blue’s Clues and You is gone. I mean Come on it's Blue’s Clues. Might not be the most popular version but still. Kids should be able to watch our blue puppy whatever form she takes
When they said Big Nate, I was shocked because I was literally just watching the new episodes put on recently like a few months ago and now I'm shocked and Are you afraid of the dark will also be a sad title to be seen gone from Paramount Plus which is one of my main places to go for certain shows.
Oh, no. It's not just animation that's in big trouble. The ENTIRE FILM AND TELEVISION INDUSTRY is becoming a sinking ship with no hope of salvaging it. Soon all big name studios will fall, and independent studios will take their properties and claim what is left of them.
@@Autisma515No, that would NOT be a good thing. If all of the television companies were to fall and maybe even shut down, imagine how terrible that would be. There would be no cartoons, live action shows, movies, TV channels, physical media, and streaming services. Then, no one would have anything left to watch. (I’m sorry if I’m being a little dramatic.)
And also, if all the studios shut down and there were no more shows and movies to watch, kids would be stuck with skibidi toilet and gegagedigdagedago.
I’m scared for Monster high now… especially since they sucked at promoting and releasing the animated show already, internationally especially…. Legit the best way for international people to watch it now is through illegal means… So if they delete it I’ll be so sad, I really love the show and all the representation and character writing they’ve done… at this point Netflix might be the only way to save it, but we already know how Netflix is .-.
@@hannahlamagna Ik, surprisingly the budget for each of the specials for Barbie keeps on getting lower and lower… but even with the horrendous fashions I still like Barbie and her family and friends adventures in a campy way I guess
😞2020 to 2024 era for new cartoons getting the worst disrespected treatment makes me sad. We need to stand up for they companies & let’s they cartoons be shown by all people!✊🤩
I was actually just going to rewatch KND with my dad yesterday and realized it was removed from Max and we don’t have Paramount+. I can’t imagine how worse things will get 😔
The day I snap will be when they take away the "7 seas" option for copyright infringement WHILE keeping the content locked up with no plans to release it in any official capacity. It's one thing to take away official options for viewing, and I can also understand wanting to stop piracy IF it's currently available in some official capacity. But taking infringing content down AND not offering the same content officially? That crosses the line.
This is why i hate the current times of cartoons. When asked why its stopped airing on TVs, it used to be "because it got a happy ending" or stuff like that. Now its just "because its not making a lot of money" Money corrupts people. Its like having a tall jar of Pringles, once you have some, you just want more.
I noticed this and immediately screamed. I felt like my whole world was crashing down. I loved Paramount + at one point. But then I stopped paying to have it, then waited awhile to get it back. When I got it again, I noticed the og spongebob movie was gone and I was devastated. I felt like there was no point in having it anymore (even though i was just being dramatic because i knew there were still shows I liked on it) but then heard they're getting rid of a lot more. It's heartbreaking.
Still! Like bro, idc if it's a Reboot, it's still something they have no reason to snap Rugrats out of existence! Especially if paramount plus and Nicktoons are the "only" place to see it! Unless you have it on DVD, which my a** is gonna do now in this case!
@@ronniedoesstuffbro true, plus the spinoffs were cool. All Grown Up, Underrated classic. Preschool Daze is that spinoff that's not praised, but yet it's a rare treat you remember and miss those days where they tried something, even if it's short lived. So really, The Reboot is unnecessary, but compared to other Reboots we've seen, it's as harmless and decent to watch and enjoy once a while if you got nothing else to look for
Things can't get any worse... r-right? 🫣
Every time someone says that, something goes horribly worse.
Believe me. BELIEVE ME.
They can
Unfortunately It Does. 😔💔
It can and will
Famous last words
This is why physical media is better than streaming.
You know it.
Exactly
Same for video games on disc
honestly I feel like in 2024 they are even
You can say that again
Don't worry (this is not a joke)
*I have 61 DVDS in my collection*
What's wrong with Nickelodeon? That's basically obliterating people's childhood memories. Stephen Hilenberg, Janice Burgess, etc. are rolling in their graves.
i think hillenburg has been rolling for longer. what abt all the spin-offs and the one time they did NFTs?
That's exactly the problem
RIP Janice, she created our childhoods with The Backyadigans! That was sucha an amazing show that was kind of similar to Rugrats where the main characters all used their imagination and their social skills and stuff to create fun adventures together! It's so awesome! May she rest in peace now!
That but Nickelodeon is also in big trouble especially when the series called "Quiet on Set" where the producers on Nick are being exposed in abusing children who work for them since the 90's and 2000's
Wish mr meaty came back it’s been 15 years
What I don’t understand is,
Doesn’t Nick realize that Blue’s Clues & You has A LOT of global appeal? They should have never taken that show down. They made a huge mistake by making it a tax write off.
I get if it's ending after Season 5 but they can still air reruns of both the original and reboot as the franchise is still popular. I hope the 3 hosts of Blue's Clues will fight back to keep their hard work preserved for future generations.
@@youdontknowsponge6218EXACTLY! I hope that Steve, Donavan, and Josh fight against its removal.
Good riddance
@@KaylaPearlCPNinja Let's hope so, mate!
The Pride Parade episode definitely hurt its global appeal massively. Regardless of how you personally feel about it, there are very big sections of the global market that blacklisted the show for that.
Removing shows for money is the stupidest idea ever!
money isn’t everything
@@spreadthetruth90to a parasite, it literally is. and that's literally what these companies are. parasites. literally.
Yeah if they own the franchise.
Money ruins everything for people to survive
@@ButchorDillionneGames before it was about making the product to make the money. Simple concept, easy to understand, easy to do.
This “Warner Bros. Discovery ARC” just keeps on getting worse… 😞
The Comment of the century because it is speaking straight facts
There's pretty much no difference between that and the Shibuya Incident now.
MAKE IT STOP, NOW! 😡
By this point, I will avoid Max, Disney+ and Paramount+ permanently and stick with classics like Looney Tunes, Oggy and the Cockroaches, Animatic Battle and Homestar Runner thank you very much.
Fire the evil Ceos
This is why sucking off streaming and subscription services will NEVER be the answer.
and this is why zaslav’s existence is ass
Good riddance
And this is why physical releases and piracy are king.
1st, SpongeBob always dominates their mind when Nick wants to do something.
2nd, Animation can't catch a break.
Yup.
that's exactly it.
Yup.
Because a lot of folks think live action is superior.
*WELL IT'S JUST AS GREAT AS ANIMATION* (depending on the production), @KasdenW1995!!!
THIS is exactly why I bought Avatar The Last Airbender, Legend of Korra, the 2003 Ninja Turtles, and the first 100 episodes of SpongeBob all on DVD. Nobody is taking those shows away from me.
And 123movies
Same
@@AlexGood-vl2jl Piracy is bad dont do it
If buying isn't owning, piracy isn't stealing@@Fundog233
@@Fundog233Shhhh
Remember that Family Guy was cancelled after its second season and was revived because of high DVD/merch sales after said cancelling. Physical media does more than just preserve, it can also redeem and save.
Hoping Blue's Clues and You pulls a Family Guy. Paw Patrol needs a competitor.
None of the axed shows HAVE physical copies.
Hoping big nate does the same, but I enjoy family Guy too!
@@shadowsonicsilver6
The Blue's Clues reboot has some DVDs and merch but not sure about the others.
@@shadowsonicsilver6The Rugrats reboot has dvds
I guess Nick doesn’t want new viewers to watch their old shows
Some of them are not too old
Nobody watches those anyway
@@slapshotjack9806bro are you high?nobody aint gonna watch the new Patrick episodes 🤢.
We need to see into Really Really Big Man's Nipples of the Future to see how things get worse.
@@fabiaaquino2207 kid please, did you not here what this guy said? He literally stated that due to poor ratings they removed the shows. Why on earth would you keep a show running if it’s not making money?
They deleted Blues Clues and said it didn’t have global appeal. WHAT
The New Blues Clues never held a candle to the original. It was mediocre at best.
That's when we know Paramount/Nick be trippin' nowadays, like... someone needs to get fire for thinking such a propostrous claim
@@ivoryquillum4436probs bcs it wasn't made for all of us OG fans; the new gen deserves a show like this, "mediocre" as it is
@@raymondmercado3347 they deserve our hami downs? Give me a break. They deserve something new and fresh. Not our old toys with a new coat of paint.
@@ivoryquillum4436 I liked the new one. Yes, it wasn't the same as it was when I was a kid, but it was enjoyable to see a new face with the notebook.
The fact that companies are TRYING to make shows lost media is just… 💀
Piracy
@@EliasCalatayud the only explanation
Honestly, I'm glad that Ryan's mystery playdate is being deleted, that kid does NOT need any more attention than he already has.
Thats the only show im fine with getting removed
the only good episode was the henry danger one
@@sonicultimateyt1090 the what
Absolutely no one gives a shit about that.
how the fuck does Ryan still look 7??? Are they cloning him so as to keep his likeness for all eternity???
Western animation is just a punching bag at this point
That’s why we go indie projects
"like tadc"@@Dark-ql7kn
And that's why I believe people that grew up with Western animation have gone to gain interest in anime.
So that's why people watch anime more often now.
@@Loner098
Most anime are bad as well.
This has gone so bad after the mass removal of beloved Cartoon Network Originals like Foster’s home and Dexter’s Lab on Max. (I still have my max bloo pfp to this day, don’t ask why.)
First HBO Max, now Paramount plus? if Disney plus pulls this crap, I'm going to lose my damn mind...
They already did last year if you don’t remember
Or worse, Peacock aka Universal+
You can always watch it on the net 😉
We need to cancel subscriptions to drop their sales. They're not only taking them out of streaming services, but everywhere else: canceling DVDs, striking videos that contain them, and more. It will get to the point where animation all together will be removed.
@@lifeform83 They're not going to drop their sales... The price is going to be increased to where you're paying more than cable it's ridiculous
This is why shows like LackaDaisy, Hazbin Hotel, Helluva Boss, Murder Drones, and The Amazing Digital Circus Are successful shows, they aren’t owned by companies who treat animated shows and movies like crap and they actually let these shows have more than 1 season and they let these shows make it past 1 season.
Ninjago is successful too
What you mention are considered *INDIE ANIMATION* by independent creators. The ones being axed are from big companies.
Ehhhh… glitch Productions has been getting into some pretty hot water.
@sashawaybright2698 Ninjago went on longer than expected
@@paulgilbert5278 and its still continuing with Dragons rising season 2 on the way
To mention the removing of all those Cartoon Network shows, most of those shows were on Hulu and never left.
Same with these Nick shows, only they’re on Netflix, iTunes and Prime. They’re also on DVD too
@@NCTStudio Yeah. Sure, it's bad they're removed from Paramount +, but you can still watch them.
This is why physical media always trumps digital.
On all fronts, movies, shows, games etc
Real asf
Both. We need both for preservation sake.
@@MacUser2-il2cxWith physical media it’s considerable harder for something to be wiped from existence
@@jayminyoel7911 and without a digital backup should anything happen to said physical version, it is lost to the dusts of time. We need both!
Piracy is now a genuine means of archiving content, rather than simply getting around paywalls. It's rather sad that it's needed nowadays.
Piracy has always preserved content and it was widely accepted in the past among consumers. It’s just the 2010s and 2020s has taken to burying that side of the piracy discourse. Partly because consumers were really liking streaming for a time. It was convenient and all in one place. Now, that way has fallen away and consumers are right back with piracy like in the 00s and prior.
Many people would say "Go buy a physical copy on DVD or Blu-ray"except many of these newer shows being removed from Paramount+ and most other streaming services don't even have a SINGLE official DVD or Blu-ray release!!!!!! I guess you're going to have to make a fake bootleg physical that you got from a pirate website that didn't get even one!!!!
at this point, i think pirating is just the right thing to do now.
if companies don't want us to have their products even when we are willing to pay them, then we'll get their works one way or another.
At this point we're competing to see who is gonna be the king of pirates
Cry harder
@@TheSoCalledZoner1 the power of crist compels you
@@TheSoCalledZoner1Says the attention seeker
I'm about done with streaming.
It went from being a new frontier for entertainment to becoming a total competition between monopolies to see which can sink their ship faster.
We CANNOT let them keep getting away with this. Every decision they're making only leads up to worse and worse.
To think Max's habit of pulling animated shows here and there was exhausting enough, now Paramount is joining in on this ugly phenomenon?
At this point, I might as well consider cancelling every subscription I have and start sticking to DVDs and WatchCartoonOnline, because who knows how much longer your favorite shows have before they get tossed into a ravine?
We need physical media.
I knew streaming would be a bad idea from the minute other streaming services started to pop up left and right. TV is dead for all we know. I'm praying on the downfall of streaming services, too!
Please, we need someone to end this Discovery arc( at this point the only streaming site that I would watch is Netflix, they made a lot of mistakes but not like *this many* )
i never had any hope at all in streaming waaaay before streaming platforms and subscription services took off.
i've always been aware that these platforms are never the best way to find the content you want to watch or play.
so glad you and so many others are finally starting to feel the same way now.
don't support these services if they aren't gonna be servicing you.
huge waste of time and money.
Have you heard about Quiet On Set? It was the reason why Nick went downhill (in a good way)
We need to revise copyright law so when companies do stuff like this, the stuff they write off doesn't belong to the IRS or anything, but they're public domain.
Edit: Thinking about it, we should also make it so that prototypes of released stuff and abandoned works are considered public domain. Same with works that don't get official releases in the United States and other places. I think Nintendo would be more inclined to release Mother 3 internationally and we'd get more stuff that's not been lost showing up legally.
Still think they should apply something similar to home owners that can't pay their mortgage, where the bank takes ownership of the house can auction it off.
But in this case the "home" is the content of either series or movie, while the bank is the IRS.
Basically if a company writes a show or movie off for a quick buck like this, they lose ALL ownership of it. With said ownership being auctioned off, meanwhile the content would be public domain until it gets auctioned off.
There NEEDS to be a downside for the company. Sure they get money but WHAT is the downside.
So far there is NOTHING.
@@electrobob992 It would be interesting, but I would think there needs to be things in place to make sure they keep using it legitimately if we go that route. Example, a fee to maintain a copyright past the 10th year that increase as a work gets older. I don't want things to just disappear because the creator doesn't feel like providing it as there's been plenty of things that don't see the light of day or have been MIA for some time. Mother 3 in English, Bubsy (vanished for over a decade after that PS1 game), the Dinosaur Planet prototype, Go! Go! Hypergrind, etc. And those are just video games.
Honestly, the ruling should be this: if a company refuses to distribute a piece of media for x-amount of years, the media becomes public domain and all ownership of characters revert back to their creators
@@JamesTDG I like the way you think, but it can be difficult if the original creator is dead as is the case with Dragon Ball and Yu-Gi-Oh! Plus there's also things such as maybe claiming they're distributing outside the States to claim it's not public domain, so that is another factor among other possible things that would need clearing up.
Between that and the Quiet on Set docuseries, is really depressing of how Nickelodeon is dead in the water.
Quiet on Set my ass
I'm honestly surprised Paramount didn't delete the shows associated with that series in order to distance themselves away from them
first Cartoon Network, now Nickelodeon
soon, all that’ll be left is Disney… and I don’t want that
@@leoultimaupgraded9914especially after the fortnite investment, I like fortnite but I absolutely despise disney and the worst part is that they invested because now, well in 2023 they realized gaming was doing very good, let's see what that collab ends up being
Companies trying to keep our childhoods alive challenge: 100% impossible
Between this and that set documentary Nickelodeon based childhoods are definitely crumbling like cookies
If things keep going like this, the only option left will be watching those shows uploaded to shady websites full of malware.
I already do that. You just need a good VPN
@@L--MHow does a VPN stop you from getting malware?
@@pilot_aki heard it in a UA-cam ad tbh. I got malware once and it was pretty easy to get rid of it. Idk, I’m just really pro-pirate lol. Never gonna give the corporations my money.
What’s even worse is that the shows removed were all from Brian Robbins’ tenure as president of Nickelodeon, so his era can be classified as a failure.
This is crazy nickelodeon is always failing
Fr. That’s so true.
Yeah its sadly unfortunate
Especially since Quiet on Set came out Nick is done for
DEFIANTLY True
So true
Disney, WB, Netflix, and now Paramount literally fighting over being the most hated corporation ever
Glitter force started it.
don’t forget the Dan Scnhider sexual misconduct/pedophilia allegations and quiet on set from Nickelodeon. I don’t know which industry is worse, live action or animation
From WB to Paramount when will this cartoon hell end
When everything is deleted from existence.
It never ends
The 2nd coming of blockbuster
When Zaslav is finally fired.
@@flainfan Our only hope..
And this is why DVDs are important.
But no one used them nowadays.
@@diegcon0That may be true but it’s better than nothing
@@Someone33390 Not as true as you'd imagine. It's not as big as it was in the 2000s and early 2010s but DVD's are still afloat.
WB botched a lot of older dvd sets, but I heard the newer ones are better. Blu rays should be fine.
Like it or not, digital is the future folks. Physical discs are destined to go the way of the dodo.
This and the recent quiet on set documentary regarding them means that nickelodeon isnt gonna have a good future ahead of them anytime soon
I think Nickelodeon has run its course.
@@kekeandtofoI agree. 90’s and early 2000’s Nickelodeon is GOATED. 2010’s and 2020’s Nickelodeon has small memorable shows but surrounded but nothing by garbage.
@JonathanGaeta This is why I'm more of a CN fan. Did Nick have memorable cartoons on their platform? Yes. But did all of them last? Not exactly. We still have Spongebob and The Loud House, which are the most successful shows and two of my favorites while I was growing up. But nowadays, I'm willing to bet that the previous shows that got discontinued, canceled, or even had a finale are the lucky ones to have ended when they did.
@@JonathanGaeta
I grew up in the 2010s and even I agree with this statement.
They really did a Max Discovery move, they really didn’t have to do Big Nate, Blues Clues, and It’s Pony like that
Big nate!!!!!!
Big nate is one of their newest shows so it's messed up that they already got rid of it.
Big Nate though, i do not understand why they'd remove it
Its pony was one of those shows I watched sometimes whenever i was feeling down…
@@boredreindeer5602well Spongebob will be hosting nickToons after Toons This summer
I don't know what's more surprising. Paramount+ originals like Big Nate and Rugrats getting removed, or Blue's Clues and You, a show that's capitalizing on merchandise, getting removed.
I feel like why The Blues Clues sequel specifically got removed(weirdly not the movie) is Steve's actor did a video that many viewed as his response to Quiet on Set documentary. Notice how none of the Dan Schneider shows weren't given the axe
Corrupt and evil corporation get exposed by a documentary, Anyone who talks about or shows interest in said documentary is then censored and targeted by said corrupt and evil corporation, Shocker.
But yet they have the original Blues Clues on it.
@@alexiskuwata Which makes this... even more confusing
@@SetoShadowVT yeah
I Can’t Believe Paramount Plus Would Do This
Just a bunch of shows nobody really cares or heard of, who cares. Big nate was cool but the others dont really care
I can, it's paramount plus 😂
It's Because of the Child Ruiner Documentary Quiet on Set more like Cancel on Set
@@donniefreidman5240 it doesn't matter the quality of the shows, what matters is preserving them
@@andresdorta1236 that’s not because of that. That docuseries focuses on Nickelodeon live action shows with child stars, not animation.
As bad as the Lorax's song "How Bad Can I Be" is, it's becoming very real with any situation that's happening including this one.
Cmon, how bad can it possibly be?
How bad?! How bad can this possibly be?!
companies, growing larger and larger into their ego: "HOW BAD CAN THIS POSSIBLY BE?!?!?"
Dan scnider when children have feet:
This wasn't even the FIRST BIT of removals from Paramount+, sadly....
Earlier this year, Nick Jr. Shows like "Abby Hatcher" and "Butterbean's Cafe" (two favorites among my nieces, BTW) and the only Butt Fartman Nicktoon I ever cared about, "T.U.F.F. Puppy" were removed from the service entirely without warning!
This (alongside this bit of news) is EXACTLY the reason I cancelled my subscription to Paramount+.
The Big Nate reboot was honestly not that bad, it’s a shame that it’s gone now
I hope Netflix swoops in to save it like they did with Star Trek Prodigy.
Fr
Ngl i Liked it so that made me go in a state of disbelief
I have to agree with you. Big Nate doesn't look bad. I was thinking about getting Paramount plus to see Big Nate because I only saw a few episodes on cable, but now with it being deleted as well as other shows, I don't feel like getting Paramount plus anymore.
Don’t you DARE touch Glitch Techs, Nickelodeon…
I think there’s an issue with Netflix that prevents them from literally doing anything with the stuff on there.
Didn't They already canceled that show 3 years ago
@@julianrobinson2066 Wait, they did? haven't watched the show in a while since I don't have Netflix anymore, so I wouldn't know if it was canceled.
@AGuyWithNoEggs Yeah neither did I ever saw it, but I do hope that Netflix doesn't purged it
@@GreenThingermabob It got confirmed canceled by the creator recently only a month ago.
This is genuinely terrifying. It just shows how little the big cartoon corporations actually give a damn. And they don't even give a damn about us knowing they dont give a damn! DAMN!!!
No, the only thing these big cartoon corporations care about is money…
The shows may not have been that popular.
I for one found the Blues Clues and Rugrats reboot pointless and unnecessary not to mention inferior to the original form what I’ve seen
How can they do a horrible thing this?
It looks entertainment business just gone grimmer than ever before. Many of us will buy DVDs even 4K Blu-rays instead of streaming. From cut backs, losing their edge, cancelling series and removing shows to save money and ruining their creativity. 21st century is NOW a dangerous century like Rocko said and by golly, he’s right. Come on, today’s Hollywood, this needs to be stopped before you’ll making it much worse. Everybody should watched Whom Framed Roger Rabbit because it brings the golden era of animation and creativity entertainment. Why, Hollywood, why? 🤦
There's so much stuff going on in Hollywood that could fill in a We Didn't Start The Fire verse.
That's how bad it's gotten.
Cartoon Network shows: "First time?"
Nickelodeon: Yeah
Discovery family: can I join?
Netflix: amateurs.
Physical media's sounding preferable to streaming these days, ain't it?
Thanks to people like Warner Bros inventing to concept of "writing off content for cheap cash", it seems like nothing in the entertainment world (animation, live action or otherwise) is safe anymore.
They didn't invent the practice it's been a regular thing for decades they are doing it on a more noticeable scale but it's been a common practice.
@@urahara64360 I know the concept existed before that. I was just that thanks to Warner Bros’, the practice is becoming more of a common place, which is bad news for new and existing creators of multimedia content.
It never was safe. Even at the beginning, digital content wasn’t safe. I lost all my sims 3 games off of origin after their service deleted it.
Also, there’s a company who’s losing the rights to certain products. They are revoking access to the content and won’t issue refunds.
WB's been straight up on a warpath with that. Coyote VS Acme, Adult Swim Games, RoosterTeeth, all axed within a single week.
After what happened in "Quiet on set" and Dan Schneider's interview and confession, I expected it would have a big impact on Nickelodeon
I've always thought that the entire studios would get sued or taken to court after the documentary was shown.
I mean, if they’re dropping nickelodeon shows like flies, it’s only a matter of time before Netflix deletes everything that’s associated with nickelodeon from the live action, shows to the animated shows that looking bright for the future of this company
Then why isn’t the loud house lost media yet?
But Don’t These Shows Like Not Have Anything To Do With That?
Dan schneider’s toxic gossip train apology is so guiltrippy and manipulative, why wouldn’t he apologize to the victims?
Honestly with as bad as removing content from circulation is, those were some real stinkers. Now if baby shark and coco melon could get thanos snapped out of existence that’d be much appreciated
PLEASE I DESPISE THAT CHILD
**puts an eyepatch on**
Where were going we dont need, streaming.
ARGGGHHH ME BUCKO, DO WHAT YOU WANT CUZ A PIRATE IS FREE
ARGHHH
@anthonychapman811what?
I'M GONNA BECOME KING OF THE PIRATES!!! 🏴☠️
I really hope David Zaslav will get fired and arrested
@mrgrimreaper9848schneider isn’t working with nickelodeon anymore. he hasn’t been apart of a nickelodeon since 2018.
@@sanriofan2008sooner than expected
Why would David be arrested?
@@MichaelS1995Because he Made Nickelodeon and Paramount+ Cancel his Shows
@@MichaelS1995 he’s a bit of a flaker
Well my Good Friday has now turned to a bad Friday
Yes. Same. 😮
💀
:O
The hell with this. We might as well start pirating to preserve shows before they become lost media forever!
Agreed. 😶 w-wait what are-?
Those shows are still available to watch On pirated websites
Agreed
just do it then. i mean, who's gonna stop you and anyone else from doing it?
what, the law? the law don't give a damn at all.
better than giving away my money to a service that clearly does not want my money in the first place.
Nickelodeon pulling an angry birds move
Angry Birds deleted all of its games too?
Hreeaaaahreeaaeh
@@diegcon0Flappy Bird
@@diegcon0 all of the ACTUAL angry birds games, there’s still a fuckton of angry birds candy crush and match games
@@Woopor
They what now?
And the whole Dan Schneider fiasco only gives it much more impact
First Max, NOW THIS!!?? FK!!!
FK FOR WHAT?
@@Emmaharutyunyan12348 It's another way to say the F word.
thanos finger snap
@@glauciarochelle AYO WHATS THAT FOR?
What's next DISNEY!!!
This is why you gotta have a complete series DVD backup just in case
This is why we need to go back to dvd and blu ray
@RainbowDash-sn7ji I think Vhs has a shorter lifespan that dvd as if it gets too hot during the summer or something, moisture will build up causing the footage to be messed up
Nothing deserves to be lost media, we need to preserve things incase they get lost.
Apart from that one ps2 Phoenix game that nobody can find, I don’t think we need to find that one, Dalmatians 2 was enough thanks.
What the crap is wrong with big companies these days? I swear everyday it gets harder and harder for the animation industry…
even if you lose money on viewership and such, having the big library there allows more people to see what else they can watch that they havent
Indie animation is practically carrying the animation industry now
@@JN27xI SWEAR
@@seid3366like where tf do I watch spongebob if the official website only has from season 6 to 13, when i just want to see season 1 to 5?
First, Nickelodeon is gonna get skulled from Quiet on Set: A Tv Dark Side, and now this. They're screwed..
“They can’t keep getting away with this!”
But they will…
@@NoahZaCat and I hate it
@ShiroiPikmin Not until we strike back
I love how Disney Channel is just chilling throughout this whole period while Nick and CN are vanishing their shows out of existence, infact it’s probably the best kids channel on right now.
They’re still not much better. They’re deleting their own shows from existence like Ultra Violet and Black Scorpion.
90% of the old shorts aren't there, not even Mickey's trailer! Like, why?
@@AJ-xc4qe because it got cancelled..?
Disney channel doesn't even exist anymore
@@ninlaw9810 It does in my state
I'm the Head Writer of a cartoon called Jade Armor, currently in Production on Season 2. The show was initially co-produced internationally, including our U.S. Producer - HBO Max. We even were so excited, for a while, to come out concurrently on HBO Max and CN. Ever heard of the show? Not in the U.S. - yet. Because of this exact sort of situation you describe - HBO Max was absorbed and the situation changed. Just giving a real world example. BTW, there's an official YT where you can see it.
Seriously?! Paramount is going the Warner Bros. Discovery route… which sucks! They removed Rugrats reboot and Big Nate! God dang it!
In addition to the Quiet On Set documentary exposing the evils within this company and their producers and the PR fails, this is another hit to their network's standing. 3 months in and this is already a bad year for Nickelodeon. Ouch!
Please be an April fools joke! For the love of god! BE AN APRIL FOOLS JOKE!!
this was before April fools
@@real.roninthomasvids But it was pretty CLOSE!!’
Bro we skipped April fools now it's October
Only indie animation can save us now
Jacknjellify, Hazbin Hotel, (reluctantly) GLITCH... you name it!
but indie animation comes out once a year, one episode at a time, I can’t wait that long
@@theouroborosteam1169 It's better than nothing. These things take time to make.
@@theouroborosteam1169besides it depends on the series.
Can we all just watch precure
At this point, I can see only bad things in the future, not just for the animation industry, but also for the executives behind these terrible decisions, as they will likely gain massive backlash for removing shows, canceling projects, and whatever else comes up. In the end, I do hope those executives learn their lesson, even though they probably never will.
They only learn through the money. Money dear guy.
At least Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+ don’t do tax write-offs on their animated series compared to WB Discovery and now Paramount.
Don't give Netflix all praises and roses, early this January, they literally pulled the plug on a sci-fi movie called The Mothership that was set to star Halle Berry. The movie started and finished shooting in 2021, with no word about its release until January of this year to which its release got cancelled.
We're in some truly dangerous times for filmmaking in general if you ask me
@@MerdicanoYeah but like I Said before, even if Netflix cancelled an original animated series they don’t do a Tax-Write off on them.
@@RodRantsOfficial Really I didn’t know Illumination was against AI.
Just you wait, it provably won’t be long before those companies pull the same crap
Actually, Disney± DID do a tax write-off back in June 2023
Streaming: *constantly removes shows and movie making some harder to watch*
Physical Media: *Nobody really uses DVD’s anymore and plus some shows never seek a DVD release*
Piracy: That’s where I come in… (It shouldn’t be illegal to watch movies and shows through websites if they’re basically the only way to watch them at this point)
😂😂😂😂😂😂 No piece of idiot, the homemade format is still the best option, inform yourself well
Piracy is probably the best option these days. It isn’t as “immoral” as people say it is
It’s not Nickelodeon that’s failing, it’s paramount that’s failing them.
Dude are you afraid of the dark was and is the best original show Nickelodeon has ever made. I love that show. It was scary, the story was interesting, the characters were amazing. It's sad to see it like this.
Ryan's mystery Playdate deserves to go you can't change my mind
Nick really things their Mr. Crabs with the “MONEY 🤑” thing 💀
Calm down, Vail.
The majority of Nickelodeon’s old shows still and always will exist. The only truly lost shows are from the first few years, and a couple later stragglers. Even recent rarities like Noah Knows Best and Whoopi’s Littleburg survive in full.
After countless hours of research, I am confident Nickelodeon has not “deleted” (aka wiped) their legacy content since the hour-long Eureeka’s Castle episodes were given the ol’ heave-ho. Even a vast majority of their old commercial/promo material still survives.
Removing them from streaming is not deleting them from existence. They’re just unavailable to watch on a particular platform, but they’re well protected and in zero danger of spontaneously ceasing to exist.
I mean for starters, there are plenty of people who enjoy Nickelodeon's newer shows. Rise of the TMNT is one of my favorite shows from the network, and that's from around the same time as It's Pony. And removing the newer shows is arguably *worse*, since many of these shows never got a physical release and could very well become lost media.
And it sets a bad precedent for these companies to start removing all means of watching a show just for a tax write-off. People worked hard on those shows, people enjoy those shows, and it's just going to encourage piracy. Today they're removing It's Pony and Ollie's Pack, who knows if someday they'll move to removing stuff like El Tigre and My Life as a Teenage Robot
@@Commenter839The shows are all well-preserved in Nick’s archives, so they aren’t in any danger of becoming lost. Unavailable to the public, sure, but not lost. Nickelodeon is not “deleting” their shows.
I do agree that these shows should be accessible and viewable, but we should be careful not to misrepresent the situation as Vail is doing here.
@@CDCB2 Maybe "lost" isn't the best term, but to the average person, that's just semantics. The important thing is that Nickelodeon is preventing people from viewing these shows, meaning the only way to watch them is through piracy, which itself can be pretty hit or miss for the more niche shows.
That’s absurd. Whether a show is good, bad or has a cult following you should watch a show if it’s not airing anymore. No one looks at Seinfeld or any other classic show and says “wait, no new episodes air anymore, it’s a hard pass from me”.
David Zaslav is the equivalent of Cocomelon, why am I saying this?, because studios are acting like toddlers right now.
*Sees Santiago,Ryan And Laylay Get Removed*
"And yet. I still feel *NOTHING!* "-SD-V
Not only those, but classics like Allegra’s Window have been removed too
RIP Nickelodeon Shows 2019-2024
I'm more annoyed that Blue’s Clues and You is gone. I mean Come on it's Blue’s Clues. Might not be the most popular version but still. Kids should be able to watch our blue puppy whatever form she takes
True that, not fair to them.
Wow Nickelodeon is getting worse & worse every day
There's a reason why I still buy DVDs and Blu-rays
When they said Big Nate, I was shocked because I was literally just watching the new episodes put on recently like a few months ago and now I'm shocked and Are you afraid of the dark will also be a sad title to be seen gone from Paramount Plus which is one of my main places to go for certain shows.
I finished big nate and was waiting for new episode and all of a sudden… *earrape* IT WAS REMOVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@JamontTheBigNateFan Yeah exactly!
@@letsgojakeo8151 I was in love with the show, but now it’s gone! I’m still depressed to this day about it! My 2024 is ruined now!
@@letsgojakeo8151 I like family Guy better anyways
Oh, no. It's not just animation that's in big trouble. The ENTIRE FILM AND TELEVISION INDUSTRY is becoming a sinking ship with no hope of salvaging it. Soon all big name studios will fall, and independent studios will take their properties and claim what is left of them.
After the BS they pulled on both Winnie & Willie (Mickey), indie companies are better off starting from scratch and preserving "original" ideas.
@@Autisma515No, that would NOT be a good thing. If all of the television companies were to fall and maybe even shut down, imagine how terrible that would be. There would be no cartoons, live action shows, movies, TV channels, physical media, and streaming services. Then, no one would have anything left to watch.
(I’m sorry if I’m being a little dramatic.)
@@Autisma515 It would still be a terrible thing in my opinion
And also, if all the studios shut down and there were no more shows and movies to watch, kids would be stuck with skibidi toilet and gegagedigdagedago.
As a Big Nate fan, this upsets me.
We should shame Paramount for this.
Yes :(
I am so sick of Nickelodeon treating SpongeBob as their God!
I’m scared for Monster high now… especially since they sucked at promoting and releasing the animated show already, internationally especially…. Legit the best way for international people to watch it now is through illegal means…
So if they delete it I’ll be so sad, I really love the show and all the representation and character writing they’ve done… at this point Netflix might be the only way to save it, but we already know how Netflix is .-.
Too bad Cruchyroll or 9anime Are the only places to watch good Stuff:(
Nextfilx has Barbie now and half of life in the dream house etc so if they still have Barbie
@@hannahlamagna Ik, surprisingly the budget for each of the specials for Barbie keeps on getting lower and lower… but even with the horrendous fashions I still like Barbie and her family and friends adventures in a campy way I guess
I doubt Mattle will let that happen since they kinda need the show to promote their dolls
@@laugh-a-gramstudios4601 I enjoy barbie now but grew up with life in the dream house
First Warner Bros, and now Nick, why animation is getting a raw deal?!?!
all because of zaslav.
and he need to get removed.
@@YazyNazy that guy was a nazi
Animation will be better once the dinosaurs die off and people from the 90's and 2000's are in charge.
Can’t wait for Blockbuster to return after streaming collapses.
They dont need to return. We just need easy purchasable physical media.
But there's the library. You can also check out and return movies for free. And I think the only Blockbuster left is in Oregon.
@@dpat-64
Good. Then they will cultivate more, just as they do with psychedelic mushrooms
When a title's gone from Blockbuster, it's only temporary.
When a title's gone from streaming, it's gone for good.
@@ZeepAtomic Is it like a "Ctrl+Alt+Delete" maneuver? 🖥️
😞2020 to 2024 era for new cartoons getting the worst disrespected treatment makes me sad. We need to stand up for they companies & let’s they cartoons be shown by all people!✊🤩
I was actually just going to rewatch KND with my dad yesterday and realized it was removed from Max and we don’t have Paramount+. I can’t imagine how worse things will get 😔
I was mad upset that KND was pulled from Max.
At least I have it on Prime. But that's still not physical media.
If Uncle Grandpa can be considered a survivor of Cn
Imagine if the same happens with Breadwinners or Fanboy And Chum Chum for Nick 💀
Good God.
The day I snap will be when they take away the "7 seas" option for copyright infringement WHILE keeping the content locked up with no plans to release it in any official capacity. It's one thing to take away official options for viewing, and I can also understand wanting to stop piracy IF it's currently available in some official capacity. But taking infringing content down AND not offering the same content officially? That crosses the line.
Agreed
I never thought there’d still be such a high risk of lost media in this day and age
history rhymes.
Looks like they’ve had a panic attack after “Quiet on Set”
fr fr.
This is why i hate the current times of cartoons.
When asked why its stopped airing on TVs, it used to be "because it got a happy ending" or stuff like that.
Now its just "because its not making a lot of money"
Money corrupts people.
Its like having a tall jar of Pringles, once you have some, you just want more.
I noticed this and immediately screamed. I felt like my whole world was crashing down. I loved Paramount + at one point. But then I stopped paying to have it, then waited awhile to get it back. When I got it again, I noticed the og spongebob movie was gone and I was devastated. I felt like there was no point in having it anymore (even though i was just being dramatic because i knew there were still shows I liked on it) but then heard they're getting rid of a lot more. It's heartbreaking.
Getting rid of one of your early Nicktoons (yes it's a reboot, I know) is insane.
Still! Like bro, idc if it's a Reboot, it's still something they have no reason to snap Rugrats out of existence! Especially if paramount plus and Nicktoons are the "only" place to see it! Unless you have it on DVD, which my a** is gonna do now in this case!
To be fair Rugrats Didn't need a Reboot in the First Place
@@ronniedoesstuffbro true, plus the spinoffs were cool. All Grown Up, Underrated classic. Preschool Daze is that spinoff that's not praised, but yet it's a rare treat you remember and miss those days where they tried something, even if it's short lived. So really, The Reboot is unnecessary, but compared to other Reboots we've seen, it's as harmless and decent to watch and enjoy once a while if you got nothing else to look for
@@ronniedoesstuffbroI was excited for a Rugrats revival but not a reboot. I'll stick to the OG series and raise my kids on it