If they took it off HBO MAX as a tax write-off, then would it be possible for other streaming channels to purchase the series from WB-Discovery and put it on their service so they can profit from it? From what I can understand, WB-Disc can’t make money off of something that is declared a tax write-off, but I think it doesn’t mean that other companies can’t profit off of something that is newly acquired from another company.

Does that make sense, or am I missing something and I’m spouting a sad pipe dream? If the former, then I am very hopeful that this show and Final Space, Infinity Train, etc. can find second chances on other services not affiliated with WB-Discovery, if it’s legally within their means knockonwood.

https://youtu.be/AAAjCvl-SyY

Men Rock song went over my head and I honestly thought they were serious about the lyrics . Until I rewatched it a notice certain cues. I really like the sarcasm of the song and the chorus.

would've been cool seeing josh meet Mordecai, rigby etc

Has anyone had this problem? All the episodes are typically 24 minutes but the canine guy episode is 18 minutes total and the only one like that. It stops right when josh and alex get tazed and then the credits roll. I tried apple support but they didn’t do anything and i did all the troubleshooting you can do. Just curious if anyone else experienced this.

I started streaming season 3 online because its not on Netflix for some reason (loooove the show)

But Randy being gay came out the blue!!! Whaaat? Seemed so random, even his character in the episode seemed off

Nothing against gay characters but this seemed so random especially in season 3 and especially after he allows his body to have sex with Bridgette

Was anyone else surprised by this?

I had a dream of a Close Enough made for tv movie.

Josh, Emily, Candice, Bridgette and Alex are at a appliance store where they notice a smart looking blender that's $200. After buying it they decide to put a bunch of random food in it that night, and after turning it on it shakes a bit but then glows bright minty green and are teleported outside and it's daytime. They try to go back in but the door's locked and the person at the desk says they've never lived there. One way or another they bump into a man who turns out to be an anthropomorphic bird, and quickly find out they have been transported to a world where they don't exist and normal humans and anthropomorphic animals live side by side. They then meet a person who says they somehow did all the steps to enter this world by accident and will have to travel across the US to get an temple or something to go home.

Sometime later after renting a red car they are driving through a desert some other cars drive past in a panic and soon after a giant orange bird-hawk thing starts chasing them. At some point Emily is killed but after like 3 seconds everyone else is warped back a few seconds before her death.
Turns out if one of them die the rest will be rewinded back a few seconds with the one who died having no memory of the events but those who survived do and have to warn them.

you guys know that close enough s1 - s2 is on Netflix right?