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According to Production Weekly, a live action Loud House series is in the works for Paramount+.

Why would they parody Gangnam Style nearly a decade after it was even relevant anymore?

According to this article, Paramount+ will have another investors day in early 2022: https://deadline.com/2021/12/viacomcbss-bob-bakish-streaming-plutotv-simon-schuster-1234886189/

I really, REALLY hope this becomes a show or a movie at some point.

Okay, now they’re just messing with us.

Danny Phantom is getting a graphic novel adaptation from Amulet Books in Spring 2022. https://www.nickalive.net/2021/07/danny-phantom-graphic-novel-in-works-at.html

The SpongeBob YouTube channel is going to reimagine classic episodes once a month, the first one being Reef Blower as 1920s black and white cartoon:

Liza Johnson is an incredibly interesting choice IMO. The most mainstream film she directed was Elvis & Nixon.

Honestly, if Butch decides to create more DP and FOP stories like this, I wouldn't hate it. The only thing I wasn't a big fan of was the narration, but considering how it was made, it wasn't a deal breaker for me.

I found it from NickALive.

The logo for the movie has been revealed:

ViacomCBS will have a virtual upfront on May 18th, which includes their kids and family division, so it's possible we'll hear more about upcoming Nickelodeon projects on Netflix: https://deadline.com/2020/05/viacomcbs-shifts-upfronts-to-two-day-series-of-short-virtual-pitches-1202926621/

No worries!

I did some digging, and I found this webcast from today at a Morgan Stanley conference, in which Bob Bakish confirms there are two feature length SpongeBob spin offs for Netflix in development. He says so at the 18:34 mark:ViacomCBS - 1284701

Apparently two feature length SpongeBob movies are coming to Netflix: https://www.mediaplaynews.com/its-a-spongebob-squarepants-vision-at-viacomcbs/