Boomerang The Streaming Service Dedicated To Classic Cartoons Will Soon Be No More

Discovery to Shutter Boomerang, Leaving Classic Cartoons Unhomed

Boomerang, the streaming service dedicated to classic cartoons, will soon be no more.

Discovery has announced that the standalone app and website will be shut down, with some content moving to Discovery+

Discovery is shuttering Boomerang, its streaming service dedicated to classic cartoons. The standalone video streaming app and website will be shut down, with some content moving to Discovery+. WEB Subscribers and some content from the classic cartoon platform will move to Max. WEB Say goodbye to Boomerang the streaming service dedicated to classic cartoons. WEB Say goodbye to Boomerang the streaming service dedicated to classic cartoons. Discovery is shutting down its standalone classic cartoon streaming service Boomerang. WEB The popular retro cable channel Boomerang recently spun off their brand into a streaming service.

Boomerang was launched in 2000 as a cable channel, and it quickly became a popular destination for fans of classic cartoons. The channel featured a wide variety of shows, including Looney Tunes, Merrie Melodies, Tom and Jerry, and Scooby-Doo. In 2015, Boomerang launched a streaming service, which gave viewers access to even more classic cartoons.

However, Discovery has now decided to shut down the Boomerang streaming service. The company says that the decision was made in order to focus on its other streaming services, Discovery+ and HBO Max. WEB Subscribers and some content from the classic cartoon platform will move to Max. WEB Say goodbye to Boomerang the streaming service dedicated to classic cartoons. WEB Say goodbye to Boomerang the streaming service dedicated to classic cartoons. Discovery is shutting down its standalone classic cartoon streaming service Boomerang. WEB The popular retro cable channel Boomerang recently spun off their brand into a streaming service.

The shutdown of Boomerang is a blow to fans of classic cartoons. The service was a unique destination for viewers who wanted to watch their favorite shows from the past. It is unclear what will happen to the Boomerang brand in the future, but it is likely that the name will continue to be used for the cable channel.