Update: They fixed the art for The Powerpuff GIrls

Tubi was only able to get whatever copies WB gave them, but at least all seasons and episodes are available to watch (and for free!) The other remaining CN/HB/WB titles will be released sometime within this month.

This is really interesting from all points of view! https://t.co/AarbmGHkAc

Ed, Edd n' Eddy has a weird situation where the episodes are in their 4:3 format, but are placed within a 16:9 window. And the sole season 6 episode is stretched.

All of these titles are now streaming on Tubi, here are some notes: - Ego Trip is zoomed/cropped to 16:9 and part of the intro is removed - PPG '98 is using the PPG '16 art - Some S5 and S6 episodes of Foster's (which were produced in widescreen HD) are using the SD 4:3 masters

Fox's standards and practices have loosened up a bit over the years so they probably won't deviate too much of the TBS humor. But of course Fox still must adhere to FCC regulations so you can expect certain curse words to be censored again.

American Dad! has returned to Fox after 12 years. And with a slightly updated intro!

American Dad doesn't have a season finale date yet, as only ten episodes will air through May, so the other five episodes will likely air in the summer. Still no word on season three of Grimsburg, may also be airing in the summer.

Animation Domination news: - Bob's Burgers returns April 26th at 8:30p, season finale on May 17th - Universal Basic Guys season finale April 12th - Family Guy airs its season finale May 17th - A Krapopolis "special" is scheduled for April 19th

The Simpsons' 800th episode event airs tonight on Fox. Not to be confused with the 800th episode (in airing order) that aired back in December. Also not to be confused with the actual 800th episode (in production order) coming this Spring to Disney+.

Tubi has what rival streamers don't have, profitability, high customer satisfaction and a huge library of TV shows and movies. And that's how they're going to keep thriving, they know switching to a paid model would ruin that for their image.

3) Being free is their biggest appeal and they know it. In a world where there are many streaming services available that keep raising their prices and the rise of inflation, consumers take solace in Tubi being free. The titles range in quality, but hey, its free!

2) Their current model is already working well and has already reached profitability last year. They're also not spending billions on producing originals and most of their "originals" are licensed or cheap to produce https://t.co/eiwFQ2euVp

1) Tubi is an AVoD service, not SVoD like Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, etc They have the AVoD rights to all their titles, if they switched to subscriptions, they'd have to re-license EVERYTHING which would cost a lot and the SVoD rights to most of their titles are owned by rivals

Tubi switching over to a paid subscription model is extremely unlikely. There's a multitude of reasons why they wont:

Most of the shows here were never on HBO Max or any streaming service in the U.S. to begin with.

Tubi has a LOT of Cartoon Network, Warner Bros Animation and Hanna-Barbera shows coming next month:

As of today, The Loud House has officially aired 200 episodes, the first Nicktoon to do so since SpongeBob in 2017. It's also the 7th Nickelodeon show in general to pass 200 episodes after Pinwheel, Double Dare, Nick News, All That, Figure It Out and SpongeBob

Even though Adult Swim is able to air Family Guy and Bob's Burgers as much as they want to, I guess they don't want them to be the only shows airing in the 5p to 11p hours.

Checkered Past has officially returned to Adult Swim after being abruptly pulled back in June. Currently just an hour of Dexter's Laboratory on weekdays

Some images of the new American Dad! episodes