So it’s speculation, got it.

Has anyone confirmed or denied that a writedown occurred?

This idea was pretty much already done by Better Man, except in that film, Robbie Williams was an anthropomorphic chimpanzee.

The official capsule summary for “Charlie, Pim, and Bill vs the Alien”, for example, is lifted from the Wikipedia page for Mars Needs Moms.
Also, the summary AND title for “Pim Finally Turns Green”.

Or how about Paramount+'s capsule summary for the Beavis and Butt-Head episode "Beavis and Butt-Head vs. the Vending Machine"? It just reads, "The vending machine wins."

Samurai Pizza Cats was Discotek’s first SDBD release, and it’s confirmed that Kyatto Ninden Teyandee has been remastered in HD and is coming to Blu-ray in Japan.

“This is a big big one that means a lot to us, and to a lot of you.”

So it’s something significant to Discotek and/or nostalgic to fans…

*short “a” sound*

I’m gonna go ahead and guess that it’s an HD rerelease of Samurai Pizza Cats.

Yeah, watching linear cable channels these days feels like I'm wandering through a ghost town. A dying medium trying desperately to hang on.

Ellipse Programme would not only get the international (outside of North and South America) distribution rights to Doug, they would also co-produce the show starting with its second season!

I've been looking for this trade ad! I believe it was used to solicit international sales for Nickelodeon's original programming, as the channel did not have an international presence at the time (Nickelodeon UK launched in September 1993).

How hard is it for these people to just say ”everybody sucks here”?

You aren't. I remember it quite well.

I got an important event in television history on video. I was going to anyway, but someone in a Discord server I'm in requested it.

I got an important event in television history on video. I was going to anyway, but someone in a Discord server I'm in requested it.

If Netflix acquires them, there should be some terms and conditions laid out (continue to release studio titles on home video, allow studio titles to be licensed out to third parties, don't cancel any projects that are in production, don't lay off any creative personnel).

Nothing's final right now.