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[sasq]

At this point sell the master tapes and trademark to Cartoon Network if you don't plan to do anything with it, they didn't even copyright the episodes.

 

[SweetShop209]

Talk about a major screwing over.

 

[Nick Mick]

What?

WHAT???

You've got to be kidding me! PREMIERE OF AN ORIGINAL SHOW! What's wrong with these words? Nothing. Nothing at all!!

Just air somewhere your show!!! Come on, even if you throw it in a throwing bin network, at least air it there, no one cares! (Well ok, we care, but it would be better)

Did the premiere date of an original Nicktoon kill one of the executives' families? Did it steal one if their girlfriends? Don't the executives have a manual about how to set a premiere date?

GooooooooOOOD!!

 

[Toon4Thought]

What?

WHAT???

You've got to be kidding me! PREMIERE OF AN ORIGINAL SHOW! What's wrong with these words? Nothing. Nothing at all!!

Just air somewhere your show!!! Come on, even if you throw it in a throwing bin network, at least air it there, no one cares! (Well ok, we care, but it would be better)

Did the premiere date of an original Nicktoon kill one of the executives' families? Did it steal one if their girlfriends? Don't the executives have a manual about how to set a premiere date?

GooooooooOOOD!!

Okay, let's not push it that far.

Honestly, we don't even know for sure if this instance was Nick's doing. It may well have been, but nothing directly points to it. I am significantly more upset at Wayne's treatment because of what it means for the network's animation going forward, but this... is just kind of further delaying a show that, if I were to be frank, doesn't look like it'll catch on. Don't get me wrong, it's had it definitively and significantly worse than Wayne (and it's pretty dang sad that we've hit the point where the latter show's treatment is starting to look favorable), but the fact it feels less like a bad mark on Nick's animation kind of makes it harder for me to be mad.

Besides, the fact the show at least has a Netflix page means it likely won't take too much longer.

 

[SweetShop209]

Maybe Welcome To The Wayne will be co-produced by Netflix like this series, and they're just waiting to release both on the same day, whenever that is.

 

[Toon4Thought]

Maybe Welcome To The Wayne will be co-produced by Netflix like this series, and they're just waiting to release both on the same day, whenever that is.

If that was the plan, then why didn't they do that for both months ago?

 

[ToonJay723]

Knew something was up with the lack of promotion. Wonder what's going on behind the scenes?

 

[NeoplanDan]

Knew something was up with the lack of promotion. Wonder what's going on behind the scenes?

Is it that they Hated it.


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[superkeegan9100]

Wouldn't be surprised if they regret working on it.

 

[Vaughn Max]

What?

WHAT???

You've got to be kidding me! PREMIERE OF AN ORIGINAL SHOW! What's wrong with these words? Nothing. Nothing at all!!

Just air somewhere your show!!! Come on, even if you throw it in a throwing bin network, at least air it there, no one cares! (Well ok, we care, but it would be better)

Did the premiere date of an original Nicktoon kill one of the executives' families? Did it steal one if their girlfriends? Don't the executives have a manual about how to set a premiere date?

GooooooooOOOD!!

I'd take endless delays of one show in the US over Nick India airing no new Nick shows and delaying them for years if they do

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[Nick Mick]

Okay, let's not push it that far.

Honestly, we don't even know for sure if this instance was Nick's doing. It may well have been, but nothing directly points to it. I am significantly more upset at Wayne's treatment because of what it means for the network's animation going forward, but this... is just kind of further delaying a show that, if I were to be frank, doesn't look like it'll catch on. Don't get me wrong, it's had it definitively and significantly worse than Wayne (and it's pretty dang sad that we've hit the point where the latter show's treatment is starting to look favorable), but the fact it feels less like a bad mark on Nick's animation kind of makes it harder for me to be mad.

Besides, the fact the show at least has a Netflix page means it likely won't take too much longer.

First of all, this was meant to be an overexaggeration for entertainment purposes.

Second, even joke aside, I still believe this has to do with the management of Nick (how shocking is that a Netflix cartoon made by Nick was delayed?). And I get what you're saying, that Netflix is responsible for delivering the show more than Nick, since Nick is responsible for the animation, but, I'm sorry to say, I don't agree with that.

 

[Radiant97]

I'd say the constant delay of this show's release has become a meme at this point, but memes are supposed to be funny. This is just infuriating. I no longer have any interest in looking forward to any new Nickelodeon show because I just know that unless it's SpongeBob or The Loud House, it'll get sabotaged one way or another. You just can't trust them at all.

 

[Nick Mick]

I fear that this will end up, just like that Harvey Beaks incident....

 

[JTOONSAnimation]

It's a shame, all season one episodes are just sitting collecting dust, waiting to be released.

Is season two still happening, what if Nickelodeon changed their minds on it?

 

[SourSweetGone]

Nick has really given this show the run around.

 

[ToonsJazzLover]

I had no reaction for this sudden news.

Nicktoons being neglected and delayed constantly in 2018 is unacceptable. It's a habit of Nick that needs to end already, even after a certain someone gone. (I mean, it's always been a problem but it doesn't get too common until the late 2000s)

But I guess they didn't want to compete with the Matt Groening show who title I always misspell.

 

[NeoplanDan]

I had no reaction for this sudden news.

Nicktoons being neglected and delayed constantly in 2018 is unacceptable. It's a habit of Nick that needs to end already, even after a certain someone gone. (I mean, it's always been a problem but it doesn't get too common until the late 2010s)

But I guess they didn't want to compete with the Matt Groening show who title I always misspell.

It probably had nothing to do with the release of Disenchantment.

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[JTOONSAnimation]

I had no reaction for this sudden news.

Nicktoons being neglected and delayed constantly in 2018 is unacceptable. It's a habit of Nick that needs to end already, even after a certain someone gone. (I mean, it's always been a problem but it doesn't get too common until the late 2010s)

But I guess they didn't want to compete with the Matt Groening show who title I always misspell.

Netflix always has shows that premiere on the same day since they don't have a schedule to release shows. That's what makes it so confusing why it didn't release already.

 

[SpongieLoud]

Maybe Nick is going to air this and the remainder of Welcome To The Wayne on Viacom's upcoming streaming service?

 

[Elijah Abrams]

Netflix always has shows that premiere on the same day since they don't have a schedule to release shows. That's what makes it so confusing why it didn't release already.

Netflix usually posts a video on YouTube near every end of a month that highlights what is coming to the streaming service the next month.