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Zaslav isn’t sure if the deal will close, just that he gets paid either way.

Meh, im outta shit to watch rn...ill run it

Don't support AIslop. Don't laugh at AIslop. Don't WATCH AIslop.

All I'm going to say about this news is the following: Punchlines like this. Never liked them, never will.

Which is weird, if it pays that much, you would think it’s in high demand. Yet adding “professional complete and total fuckup 24/7” to my resume has not gotten me any calls.

It's comforting that there are people making tens of millions of dollars a year to sit at their desks and be complete and total fuck-ups 7 days a week. Oh wait no, not "comforting," the exact opposite word.

Can we just go back to the original plan of WB and DIscovery splitting up without someone else buying them? What a mess.

The last remaining SHRED of hope that I have left is that, once Skydance goes under, Netflix could pick up what's still salvageable. And even that shred is dwindling by the millisecond.

No shit, that doesn’t make it less funny.

Baki-Dou 1-3.

Was delighted to have unjammed 360 tray with library card, only for the thing to get jammed all over again. Only *now* can I open it on the side, so that’s something. Just don’t want the shit to give out with LA Noire disc 2 or 3 in there.

We should have higher standards than expecting AI slop. Especially given Adult Swim’s history as being a haven for artists and writers on the outskirts.

It's AI slop. Fascist, AI slop.

Fuck the NYJ the traded Jermaine Johnson for Davonte Sweat from the Titans. All the best players are being traded away. Fuckin bullshit.

It’s almost perfect, but we need Demarco’s Ninja Kamui character in the audience crying and shitting his pants.

1. Let Paramount win 2. Both companies collapse under giant debt 3. Both companies get sold off for a bargain price to cover essential expenses 4. Netflix gets them both for pennies on the dollar 5. ??? 6. Profit

I really do think they expect this company to collapse in on itself.

Welp, there goes CNN. I stopped watching them a while ago, but I know people for whom it's still their primary news source. Funny thing is, I own a small amount of WBD stock, and just got in the mail a notice to vote about approving the Netflix deal. I was going to do it tomorrow, but guess now i don't need to bother. Anyway, there was no real good way for this to ever go I guess. Just more of a choice of what was the lesser of two evils. Sadly, I think the greater evil prevailed.

Regardless of who ended up buying Warner, the lockdown and uncertainty might have contributed to their burnout.

Paramount somehow came from behind, and now are set to WB, including the infamous Warner debt. Netflix probably expects them to collapse underneath it.