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Maybe if Paramount actually offers a lot of concessions to UK and EU regulators, the merger might not actually end up as bad as you might think, awinger24. Or maybe the concessions they'll need to take in order to actually get the merger approved end up being severe that they prevent Paramount...

Super!'s move back to De Agostini Editore ownership will be completed on July 17th. Until then, the channel will continue to be under Paramount management for the foreseeable future.

Why can't they just move the German- and Dutch-language versions of Cartoonito to the Western Europe feed used by Scandinavia and Portugal?

Will they air Family Guy and The Simpsons? Will the channel get a proper English audio track?

It still exists in places like Denmark and Norway though.

I guess you're just very unusual, even compared to other Finns. You seem to very strongly value your continued ability to personally watch the shows you enjoy on linear TV way more than the streaming-happy people in your country actually do, all while somehow ignoring the stuff that's currently...

Nah, foreign-language dubbings of this shiw for televised airings and/or HBO Max releases (and subtitle tracks for HBO Max releases if this show gets the Adult Swim treatment in Europe) will likely not deviate too much from the English original. Regardless of whether this show gets...

It's official: The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy is coming to HBO Max throughout Europe (with the possible exception of Finland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Albania, Greece, Cyprus and Türkiye) on July 13th...

The two Regular Show season 2 episodes initially missing from HBO Max in the UK ("It's Time" and "Grave Sights") are now available on the UK version of the service.

The two Regular Show season 2 episodes initially missing from HBO Max in the UK ("It's Time" and "Grave Sights") are now available on the UK version of the service.

It wouldn't make any sense for Teen Titans Go! to somehow still be a non–DC Studios project, even after its upcoming tenth season.

if you're a Russian TV channel, then it's always better to just play it safe than to risk either getting a RUB1 million fine or having your business get shut down down for 90 whole days (that's like three months!).

But where will Paramount's stuff (especially the Paramount+ and Nickelodeon stuff) go if Paramount exits SkyShowtime? Will Paramount+ (which SkyShowtime outright replaced) be brought back in Nordics?

So this means the Comcast stake in SkyShowtime will ultimately evolve into a mere NBCUniversal stake (while the streaming service's content on the NBCUniversal side of things remains more or less unchanged in practice)?

In the U.S. of course. In other markets, it'll be on HBO Max and Cartoon Network. The usual stuff.