What Cartoon Network/Adult Swim/Warner Bros productions are confirmed to be tax write-offs?

[JIMBOYKELLY]

Here are the ones that we're universally certain about:

• Megas XLR
• Sym-Bionic Titan
• Beware the Batman
• Final Space
• ThunderCats Roar
• Batgirl
• Scoob Holiday Haunt
• Coyote vs Acme

And these are some shows that some users have claimed to be tax write-offs, but no notable source has suggested that they are:

• ThunderCats (2011) - Another one of Toonami's CN action show carryovers. However, unlike Sym-Bionic Titan and Beware the Batman, this show was not mentioned on Toonami's Tumblr post where they announced the Beware the Batman Blowout. Neither Sym-Bionic Titan nor ThunderCats were airing on the block at the time of this announcement, but the former was explicitly confirmed to be a tax write-off while the latter was not, which might suggest that the series hasn't actually been written off.
• Generator Rex - Another early 2010's action series. However, unlike Sym-Bionic Titan and ThunderCats, this one never aired on Toonami. This has led to speculation of the show being written off before Toonami got the chance to air it. Although it is worth noting that the Generator Rex IP was used as recently as 2021 in a crossover with the Ben 10 reboot, so maybe they haven't written it off?
• Young Justice - The only show on this list that actually got a continuation. However, said continuation has not aired on TV (tax write-offs seem to only affect broadcasting rights for the most part; many of the shows on this list can still be streamed and purchased on digital services).
• Green Lantern: The Animated Series - Premiered around the same time period as ThunderCats, and was cancelled after one season. The series hasn't been featured in any crossovers and has not received any type of continuation.

Are there any other notable shows/movies that I didn't include in this list? Is there any information I missed about the "possible" tax write-offs that could potentially move them to the list of confirmed tax write-offs?

 

[EdCNPowerpuffDrama]

Generator Rex definitely wasn't written off, CN sometimes mentions it on their social media accounts, last mention of it happening in april 12 of 2024. Young Justice was also used in their CN Tournament voting on instagram back in 2023.

 

[MTAF1976]

Here are the ones that we're universally certain about:

• Megas XLR
• Sym-Bionic Titan
• Beware the Batman
• Final Space
• ThunderCats Roar
• Batgirl
• Scoob Holiday Haunt
• Coyote vs Acme

And these are some shows that some users have claimed to be tax write-offs, but no notable source has suggested that they are:

• ThunderCats (2011) - Another one of Toonami's CN action show carryovers. However, unlike Sym-Bionic Titan and Beware the Batman, this show was not mentioned on Toonami's Tumblr post where they announced the Beware the Batman Blowout. Neither Sym-Bionic Titan nor ThunderCats were airing on the block at the time of this announcement, but the former was explicitly confirmed to be a tax write-off while the latter was not, which might suggest that the series hasn't actually been written off.
• Generator Rex - Another early 2010's action series. However, unlike Sym-Bionic Titan and ThunderCats, this one never aired on Toonami. This has led to speculation of the show being written off before Toonami got the chance to air it. Although it is worth noting that the Generator Rex IP was used as recently as 2021 in a crossover with the Ben 10 reboot, so maybe they haven't written it off?
• Young Justice - The only show on this list that actually got a continuation. However, said continuation has not aired on TV (tax write-offs seem to only affect broadcasting rights for the most part; many of the shows on this list can still be streamed and purchased on digital services).
• Green Lantern: The Animated Series - Premiered around the same time period as ThunderCats, and was cancelled after one season. The series hasn't been featured in any crossovers and has not received any type of continuation.

Are there any other notable shows/movies that I didn't include in this list? Is there any information I missed about the "possible" tax write-offs that could potentially move them to the list of confirmed tax write-offs?

I've heard Sheep in the Big City was a writeoff back in the day. Time Squad and Robot Jones could easily have been written off too.

 

[Spongybobchum]

I've heard Sheep in the Big City was a writeoff back in the day. Time Squad and Robot Jones could easily have been written off too.

What about "Mike, Lu & Og"? That one was also short-lived.

 

[MTAF1976]

What about "Mike, Lu & Og"? That one was also short-lived.

that aired on Boomerang US well into the 2010s

 

[MTAF1976]

Even then, it could have been cancelled for taxes back in '01...

tax writeoffs do not allow for TV reruns so that would be literally impossible. They also have a limit of about 5 years after the production of a work to be done so it could not have been written off after those 2010s reruns (the discussion of WB writing off classic Looney Tunes shorts was dumb for this reason and many others)