If the show was moved from Discovery, how do you think it would change?

[TheAnimatorOfficial 567]

My fear with Nickelodeon is they would move it to Nick Jr. and make it entirely a pre-school show.

 

Cartoon Network would allow the stakes to be raised, but I wouldn't want them to be raised so much where it's not MLP anymore.

 

Disney would keep it the exact same, but the fandom would be obliterated by their copyright.

 

Netflix would have no effect but there would be even less support than on Discovery.

 

I miss the Hub.

[Mesme Rize 15,692]

The thing is and i said that in an earlier thread, TV as we know it dosen't draw people these days and i feel that TV is slowly dying, within the next 10 years, because more and more people are getting their entertainment, from their PCs, their Smartphones and their tablets, because they have everything they need.

 

For me, the best option would be Netflix. I just currently got into Netflix a half year ago and i love their content. They already show original stuff there and i think more and more studios should go the route of Netflix, or other streaming that are available.

 

But what do i know? Nothing.

[Luna 831 466]

Not everypony can afford netflix.

[Jeric 46,880]

Netflix would have no effect but there would be even less support than on Discovery.

 

 

Their suggested viewing algorithm is a better marketing tool than the entire Discovery marketing team.

 

Honestly, unless Hasbro decides to relinquish creative control, the show would not change just because the viewing platform is changed. We are talking about a distribution agreement here, not changing IP ownership. 

[Megas 28,109]

Cartoon Network would probably give it a 4 AM death slot

Nick would make it awful and then kill it after a month because it isn't Spongebob

In Disney it would go anywhere

 

Netflix would undoubtedly be the best choice for the show. It does fairly well there and we probably wouldn't have to worry about the show changing. Not only that Netflix continues to grow while traditional television is dying

Edited May 3, 2016 by Megas

[TheAnimatorOfficial 567]

The thing is and i said that in an earlier thread, TV as we know it dosen't draw people these days and i feel that TV is slowly dying, within the next 10 years, because more and more people are getting their entertainment, from their PCs, their Smartphones and their tablets, because they have everything they need.

 

For me, the best option would be Netflix. I just currently got into Netflix a half year ago and i love their content. They already show original stuff there and i think more and more studios should go the route of Netflix, or other streaming that are available.

 

But what do i know? Nothing.

LOL TV is not dying in a lot of areas: cartoons are one of them.

[Marimo 555]

LOL TV is not dying in a lot of areas: cartoons are one of them.

Kids cable networks have been decreasing in ratings.

 

In total viewers last year, Disney was down 10%, Cartoon Network was down 8% and Nickelodeon was down 25%.

Edited May 3, 2016 by Marimo

[cuteycindyhoney 13,336]

Since I refuse to get the more expensive higher tier package from Comcast for just one show on one channel, I have never actually watched an episode on television. 

[Emiko Gale 200]

Kids cable networks have been decreasing in ratings.

 

In total viewers last year, Disney was down 10%, Cartoon Network was down 8% and Nickelodeon was down 25%.

This pleases me...Especially Nickelodeon.