No. Viacom would have them pull down all the Mighty mouse clips, but if you ask for it on DVD, they'll totally refuse it saying they can't make money off it. But if you ask for someone to put it up on a site, they'll take it down because they're not making money from it. So you ask for it on DVD, they say there's no way they can sell. Vicious cycle of stupidity.
There SHOULD be a loophole. And besided. Sometimes the best promotion for a box set is to put one or two small episodes up for viewing so people can decide if they want it or not.
But in the end, it's all about making phoney excuses and blame towards the little guy and not finding out no one wants any more retarded Judge Programs or weight loss shows or anything like that. The Internet is going to have the same crappy restrictions TV has.
You'd think at LEAST they'd make calbe cheaper or something, but no.
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Let them kill their traffic if they want. As I've said many times before, you can't fight the internet. Some other site will pop up and take its place before you know it.
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And then they'll eat that up to. Corporate America won't be happy until they find a way to repeal that funny little amendment about slavery, and then brand us with the Coke logo. i'm all for capitalism, but give someone a damn chance.
Personally, I feel if that unfunny Andy Samberg didn't put that short film, "Lazy Comedy".... errrr "Lazy Sunday" up here, then it would have had it's cult status, and we'd be able to get more of this stuff up here.
But now it's going to be a site where idiots put their dumb home movies of their cats on, fat girls make amature porn, the anti-futurist terrorists hypocritically using the internet to get more hypocritical moron recruits, and all that horrible stuff that real people on their avoid.