There’s going to be a hybrid Rescue Rangers movie soon, and the only reason that might work is because the original is set in the animal underground of a human world.

Sony has a pay-television deal with Starz through to next year that compels theatrical release. The ScarJo lawsuit did not figure in at all, since suppliers of revenue are more important that talent. Sony Pictures Animation releases are not part of the deal.

There’s no new Rick and Morty tonight.

Of the situations you state, only the commercial blocker is an actual problem. (Hulu and Xfinity won’t let you run their streaming sites with an ad blocker.) As long as the ad is transmitted some way, it counts. I’m not arguing the merits of the model. I’m just pointing out how the system works.

The issue is that basic cable television programs, on demand and on broadcast, make much of their money from commercials (less money from on demand, but still). If you’re pirating the show, you’re not watching the commercials attached to the program, significantly impairing the show’s profitability.

Sure, it ran on cable, but the reruns on Ion Television, the second-tier broadcast network, really put it over the top.

The reason they don’t do that is because the Animation Guild’s collective bargaining agreement with the entire animation industry gives away those rights wholesale.

Talk of Chicago brings out something in him.

Disney and Universal agreed to split the film’s ownership (Universal had the North American rights, Disney had the rest of the world as Buena Vista International), so everyone was fine.

Not to be confused with Crystal Empire.

This may not spiritually solve the question, but here’s the history of that:

Can he change the review retroactively?

Oh, if only it were still a Time-Life periodical. Associated Brands Group owns the brand now, and Maven, the company subcontracted to operate the magazine, has cut traditional journalists in favor of underpaid “mavens”.

ESPN the Magazine has ceased publishing altogether, so no more Body issue.

Does Black Widow not having powers factor into this? I liked Captain Marvel  because she was possibly the most powerful character in the MCU. BW has none of that.

It was submitted to the Daytime Emmys, where they got three nominations.

It has a plot which runs all the way through, with a full company of actors.

So Morty’s experience with Taz isn’t a Mind Blower, and therefore not that bad?

And arguably there are better Disney parks in Florida.

I’m pretty sure it’s more dangerous than the environmental charity. (The wrestling group violated their agreement with the charity over the trademark, and they are now WWE.)