Some news at Warner Bros. Animation

[denise45]

From the TAG Blog:

http://www.animationguildblog.blogspot.com/2009/03/wba-project.html

At least we can hope these new series can come off the ground.

 

[123sos]

Man, do I miss the good ol' days.
Animaniacs, Tiny Toons, Pinky and the Brain, and all of those other awesome cartoons they made...
...if they could go back to creating quality content like that, I'll be satisfied.

 

[Shery274]

New show huh? Maybe this will help Warner animation regrow but if it was up to me Warner animation would fold into CN studios.

 

[awesomee gurl]

Saturday mornings are dead. They obviously have no reason to produce new shows.

 

[EnaasNess]

*points to cable kids networks...*

 

[ldeez]

No. I would merge both of them, but still keep the production separated from each other.

And besides, WBA is a well known name.

 

[mimimimi]

Why would that even happen.?WBA is owned by Warner Bros and CN Studios by Turner. Sure their both Time Warner owned, but if anything did happen, WBA wouldn't dissolve into CN Studios when it comes to a business standpoint. It would most likely just dissolve or become dormant. Time Warner likes WB more than it does Turner; when Turner was first bought by Time Warner in '97, Hanna-Barbera was absorbed into WBA, not vice versa. From a business standpoint, it could never happen.

 

[Jese]

...Except for kids' cable/satellite channels, home videos, DTVs and the internet. As long as kids are watching those, WB has good reason to produce new content.