HBO Max has lost two other classics in the cartoon network this week

The current Warner Bros. Discovery – follow yourself to separate from Warner Bros. And The discovery in the near future – has never really liked its lively history. After having dismissed Old Cartoon Network Hits and their following programs at different platforms, the company still has some additional programs to launch HBO Max.

In this case, it is Courage the loose dog And What’s new, scooby-doo which are no longer on service. By deadline, the two animated horror programs of young people left the service on July 31 after the expiration of their recent license agreements. According to the sources of the exit, recent renown means that classic children’s emissions are “a lower priority” when it is time to renew licenses. The good news is that the two individual episodes and the complete seasons remain close to iTunes, the privileged video, etc. The chances are by the end of 2025, they will end up somewhere like the Hulu library, and by Disney +extension.

But as many online noted it, the deletion of Courage And Scooby means that HBO Max actually has zero cartoon who was released before 2010. (The only true aberrant value seems to be Samurai Jack, Thanks to its last season on swimming for adults.) And its selection of watch that the 2010 post-year shows that it is also incomplete. What is for the rights acquired through another way, such as having a HBO Max ramification (think Young justice Or Fionna and cake) or be part of the DC family, as Batman: Brave & The Bold. So no Regular show Or PuffYou will have to get them elsewhere.

New children shows like Wonder will end on HBO Max after their broadcast on Cartoon Network. But how long will it take before they are also thrown outside the service and left in a form of limbo?

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