Warner Bros. Discovery Shutters Boomerang Streaming Service
After seven years, the classic cartoon streaming service is closing its doors
Boomerang is the latest streaming service to be discontinued amid industry consolidation
Warner Bros. Discovery is shutting down its Boomerang streaming service, which has been offering classic cartoons for more than seven years. The company will move some of Boomerang's content to other platforms, but the dedicated Boomerang service will be discontinued.
The closure of Boomerang is part of a larger trend of consolidation in the streaming industry. In recent months, Warner Bros. Discovery has also shut down CNN+, while other companies have shuttered services like Quibi and HBO Max.
The closure of Boomerang is a blow to fans of classic cartoons. The service offered a wide range of programming, from Looney Tunes to Hanna-Barbera cartoons to DC Comics animated series.
Warner Bros. Discovery has not yet announced a specific date for when Boomerang will close. However, the company has said that the service will continue to operate until further notice.
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