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[Steevy Maximus]

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Originally Posted by Joe Moore

You do realize Cartoon Network actually produces Ben 10, right? They treat their home grown properties very differently than one produced by other studios. Cartoon Network has always given preferential time slots to their own shows so that they garner the most exposure. Cartoon Network pulls in a ton of money from Ben 10 as they get a huge chunk of the ad revenue profits.

With Thundercats, that chunk is going to be much smaller as CN isn't the production company. Meaning they have to split the ad revenue money with the production company and Warner Brothers. So you can be sure that Thundercats will never get a truly desirable time slot beyond the initial few episodes, or maybe the first season at most. Same thing they've done for countless other shows.

Umm...what?
Cartoon Network is owned by Time Warner, the same parent company of Warner Brothers and DC Comics.

Thundercats is, effectively, a Cartoon Network production, just like Young Justice or any of the other DC comics cartoons.