...into its own company, or at least have the two split the ownership 50/50).

Maybe it's because I'm fed up with Hollywood mergers after what happened with AT&T and Discovery, but I feel WB works best as an independent company, with or without their Linear TV Network division (though I still wish they kept the Turner networks while letting the rest of Discovery spin-off...

Given Jim Ward's passing as well as Jeff Garcia's, I feel like this cutscene from Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal hits harder now.

(CONTEXT: Jim was also the voice of Captain Qwark)

Do you go to theme parks? If so, what is you favorite theme park and attraction?

4k discs don't have bonus features

Back in the 90's, cable used to cost around $20 per month, but nowadays, it costs around $100 per month.

I honestly wish cable TV was free like over-the-air broadcast and FAST Streaming, and the only channels to pay for are the premium ones like HBO, Starz, and Encore.

The reason why people are skewing away from cable in favor of streaming is because it's become super expensive in recent years.

That's why I hope this merger never comes to fruition, and Warner Bros. could stay independent.

I'd say avoid Pluto TV at this point since they're straight-up Skydance.

If you have a Roku device, there's always The Roku Channel and its live channel guide.

And if you could muster dealing with Amazon, Prime Video Channels has hundreds of channels at your disposal for free.

Warner Bros. is facing an uncertain future and Skydance is really looking at buying the company even in a hostile takeover. WB is viewing a sale as an option but a split is preferable. We have to show that Skydance is no way a potential partner for WB.