Thanks. I'll try my best.

Don't get me wrong though, I get why you believe that Netflix buying WB would be bad, but me personally, after reading some posts, I think that Skydance owning the entirety of WBD would be worse. I do respect your views and beliefs, but please don't go pushing them onto me. (4/4)

What I do with my life is MY choice, and another thing, me not working at Disney is my definition of "staying safe" when finding a career in the entertainment industry. I also have creative preferences, hence why I said that I want to work on projects based on Hanna-Barbera properties. (3/4)

And also, I would love to work on projects based on Hanna-Barbera properties, but to have somebody tell me otherwise and to basically go indie and not work at a major film company is beyond insulting to me. I have creative visions that I'd LOVE to make a reality. (2/4)

That's not going to stop me from wanting to work at Warner Bros., even if they do get acquired by Netflix. Furthermore, I honestly don't care whether or not a show or movie is bad, but that doesn't mean I go constantly harassing people about it. (1/4)

Yeah. It's like people don't want to hear the truth anymore.😮‍💨🤦🏼‍♀️

I'm honestly a bit upset that people are actually believing that Netflix could "do harm" to the entertainment industry when in actuality, that would fall to Skydance. It's just sad what this world has become.😮‍💨

I definitely agree with you right there.

I actually already blocked both WGA West and WGA East and also called out the entertainment unions regarding this in a previous post I did. I understand that they're trying to fight for entertainment workers' rights, but still. They should at least give Netflix a chance before jumping the gun.

Also starring Conrad Bain, Chuck McCann, Red Buttons and Jim Backus.

Hoyt Curtin composed the movie’s musical score as with many Hanna-Barbera productions.

First released on VHS through Warner Home Video in August 1986.

I'd actually love to go to WB World in Abu Dhabi since they have some Hanna-Barbera themed attractions there as well as some merchandising. I honestly wish there was something cool like that here in the US.

And premiered last month we have Tom & Jerry: Snowman's Land
Jerry and Tuffy make a snowman, which magically comes to life. But as their new friend Larry starts to melt, they venture to take him to Snowman's Village. However, Tom and his owner Dr Doublevay are in pursuit and want to use his magic.

*Reads thread* Yes. I wholly agree. There will be people who don't like having to discuss those topics. More specifically, people like me who have mental health issues and/or generalized anxiety disorder and can't handle hearing about topics like that. I'm also severely autistic, so yeah.

All of what you said, I actually agree with. Things have already been bad enough at Disney, and their constant monopolizing of wanting to buy other studios just to increase their profits is only going to make things worse, not only for those in the entertainment industry, but also consumers.

That would've been interesting, but at the same time, I prefer having Fred and Barney on the box of Pebbles cereal. Speaking of cereal, I'd love to see Hanna-Barbera characters on Kellogg's cereal packages making a comeback, but as limited edition collectors boxes.

I don't like having to hear about wars and stuff anyway, so yeah. I will still respect the rule though.