Tubi Is Adding 100 Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. Shows to Library

"Do you miss the Cartoon Network of old? When shows like Codename: Kids Next Door and Xiaolin Showdown were mainstays of the early aughts? If so, you may want to consider getting a subscription to Tubi come March 1st, because streaming service has announced a huge wave of classic Cartoon Network shows that'll be arriving on the platform. Describing it as the start of its "cartoon era," Tubi is adding 100 Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. programs to its library."

"Tubi's move to add classic cartoons comes at a moment when they've become increasingly difficult to find on streaming. Last year several Cartoon Network series were purged from HBO Max after their license deals expired and were not renewed. The move is apparently paying off: After HBO Max removed Looney Tunes, Tubi acquired the library, a move the service's head of acquisitions, Samuel Harowitz, called a "huge win for us." By October, Looney Tunes cartoons were among the platform's 10 best-performing series."

Tubi is adding 100 classic Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. programs to its library as the start of its "cartoon era". The rollout includes early-2000s staples such as Dexter's Laboratory, Ed, Edd n Eddy, Courage the Cowardly Dog, The Powerpuff Girls, Teen Titans, and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. The lineup also includes non-CN titles like the 1973 animated The Addams Family and Animaniacs. Several Cartoon Network series were removed from HBO Max after licensing deals expired, creating availability gaps. Tubi previously acquired the Looney Tunes library and saw those cartoons become among its top-performing series. Many shows arrive March 1st, with additional titles added over time.

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