I thought it would be worth making a few more off-the-wall predictions and comments, given that the fears of Cartoon Network being mothballed were supported by this news yesterday:
If MTV is ceasing a lot of its linear operations, then realistically, there's not a lot of time for Cartoon Network if the networks get spun off.
Other predictions:
1. Rumblings begin about adapting some of the Dynamite revivals into shows, particularly Space Ghost (Thundercats is stuck in a movie deal, and Johnny Quest only has two miniseries so far, even if both are well-received). Funny story, according to David Pepose, the author of the Space Ghost comic (cool dude BTW, he's also doing that suprisingly good Captain Planet series and a really fun Speed Racer comic), regular Space Ghost, and Space Ghost Coast 2 Coast are considered two separate licenses, which sadly killed a story he wanted to do where a hypnotized Space Ghost would have been dreaming he was the host of a talk show with Moltar and Zorak. No guesses on how the merger mucks it up.
2. DeMarco makes a bid for the Energon Universe show, but loses the bidding to Prime Video. He then rants about it online, extolling the virtues of putting the show on the Toonami block over a streaming service in much the same way he ranted about The Witch from Mercury.
3. DC throws DeMarco a bone during the promotion of Supergirl, allowing either Batman Azteca or Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League to air in conjunction with trailers for Supergirl. Creature Commandos, however, remains off-limits. We also get news that DeMarco asked to air Peacemaker, and James Gunn laughed at the idea.
4. Another exceptionally short season of Aqua Teen Hunger Force is put into production to cover for an anemic quarter.
5. Genndy fails to get studio interest in The Black Knight, and does more interviews where he more directly buries the Western animation industry.