As part of a new wave of cost-cutting maneuvers, the studio wiped the official Cartoon Network site, redirect audiences to a Max sign up page.
a great time recently, and is going through a wave of increasingly desperate cost-cutting initiatives because of it. Several of those movements have felt particularly targeted at the studio’s animated offerings, from its–previously home to an archive of clips and full episodes of a wide variety of animated series, including the likes of, and other past and present CN series–leaving nothing and redirecting visitors to a message encouraging them to instead sign up for Max.
“Looking for episodes of your favorite Cartoon Network shows? Check out what’s available to stream on Max ,” the message on the redirect page reads.
As well as removing free access to series, the Cartoon Network website also hosted years of beloved flash games relating to its shows. While many have been erased over the years through various site redesigns–and archived elsewhere for nostalgic fans–at least some of the current archives are still accessible via international versions of theThe news comes after Warner recently announced plans to shutter its dedicated streaming service for classic animation, Boomerang.
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