You mean Tugboat McGuire.

They’re just as likely to take it back to ABC since they’ll own the upside now, in an exact reversal of the previous situation.

Disney sold the Miramax library a while back. It is owned by BeIN Media Group of Qatar.

Ziff Davis put in the stalking horse bid. 

Marvel Studios isn’t working with Sony on this one, and they would own Ant-ant.

New Line was a separate unit of Time Warner back then.

I hope they do something with the Resisty.

They already do. Hint: it’s the very name of the company.

Are we talking new DuckTales or old, because Darkwing Duck is currently a TV show in new DuckTales.

Depending on the cable company, On Demand can be available on all devices that pick up the cable company’s app.

Not one of those services are television, even in the new sense. (If the special was on Netflix, that would be television.)

Yum! is Pizza Hut. 

Given that they’ll only have 13 episodes next year, doing more than one Doug Judy show seems unlikely.

It might’ve happened on Impact Wrestling since that show airs on Pop.

Quick tip for Pacific/Mountain Cable subscribers: if your cable service has TV Everywhere, you can catch the east coast CN feed on its website and streaming app, so you can watch the 6 am premiere block at 3/4 am your time (for example).

There’s a little two-season show called Gravity Falls from which the show got a good deal of its crew.

This is taking after the great Steve Gerber, who had Howard decline to take part in a fight in one issue and suffer a nervous breakdown afterwards, seemingly for violating one of the core rules of Marvel titles of his era.

Wouldn’t it have been great if that bit aired on all three of their shows?

The Jay-Z/Beyonce album has nothing to do with Kanye, but yeah.

But it is a distinct process, albeit made less so by hybrid characters-as-CG films.