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[Ashley]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

People can't watch it legally when CN does not stream the show online. It's kinda hard to watch something that isn't there.

Anyway, the toys don't sell because Bandai has done nothing to advertise them. Bandai only releases them because they were given the license, but they don't give a damn about it. If they cared, they would take pride in the line and try to sell it like crazy. Plus, in order to get the toys to sell, you have to release new figures every 3 months, NOT do figures, 6 months later release a couple more, and then nothing for 8 months.

Also, since when does a toy line need to sell for the show to continue? Johnny Test doesn't have a toyline and it is on CN 60 times a day. Samurai Jack and Transformers Animated had toylines and they were still canned.

This does seem to be a huge problem with just about all the Warner Networks. For some reason they seem dead set against the idea of streaming video even though it continues to become more and more popular. They seem to want to force you into the outdated cable and satellite method of watching shows which only seems to encourage pirates.

With all the Warner properties they could make their own company like Hulu Plus which makes a monthly fee and an advertising fee of ads that can't be skipped. But instead they stay firmly cemented in the past while other companies find more ways to use the internet to get out their shows.