So it seems, much like Nickelodeon, Sprout gave up on LazyTown after 6 years. I really don't know why. Probably because of NBC taking full ownership of Sprout or because Turner thought it was fickle to have a show they own on a network that's owned by a competitor. Who knows.
But it seems that any channel or streaming service in the USA doesn't want it or really care about it. My thought is that Lazy Town is a show that's a BIT outdated. After all, it did come out the same year as Super Size Me did, (I.e. the height of the American obesity crisis) so it did well because of the timing.
However, when Turner bought it, it seemed like it was too late. Sure, it stayed on Sprout for a good long time, but like Nickelodeon, they just gave up on it. Maybe networks think it won't give them a good ratings boost, but then again, I'm not a analytics guy.
What do you guys think? Has the USA abandoned Lazy Town?
But it seems that any channel or streaming service in the USA doesn't want it or really care about it. My thought is that Lazy Town is a show that's a BIT outdated. After all, it did come out the same year as Super Size Me did, (I.e. the height of the American obesity crisis) so it did well because of the timing.
However, when Turner bought it, it seemed like it was too late. Sure, it stayed on Sprout for a good long time, but like Nickelodeon, they just gave up on it. Maybe networks think it won't give them a good ratings boost, but then again, I'm not a analytics guy.
What do you guys think? Has the USA abandoned Lazy Town?
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