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The video doesn't actually live to its title, as there's an important link missing, but here's what I got: They did very well for a long time, but then the 80s
by probably_wrong 8y ago
The video doesn't actually live to its title, as there's an important link missing, but here's what I got:
They did very well for a long time, but then the 80s arrived. Suddenly there were better shows (Transformers, GI Joe) during the entire week rather than just weekends, and they lost a lot of market. They later went to Cartoon Network and created some new classics (Powerpuff Girls and co), but for some reason (not explained) that wasn't enough.
- AstralStorm 8y agoMostly they no longer were the near monopoly and CN was not aired as widely. It is harder to sell a whole station then a few shows. WB tended to sell separately their own only. (E.g. Bugs, Daffy, Looney Tunes) HB ones were exclusives.