>You will never again live in an era where studios would be

>>91657091
Fuck off Famicom.

>>91657091
Actually, there's a Green Eggs and Ham adaptation in development for Netflix that's got an estimated $4-5 million per episode budget. It's coming out in 2018.

http://deadline.com/2015/04/green-eggs-and-ham-animated-series-netflix-ellen-degeneres-1201418260/

>>91657195
>per episode
How is that going to be multiple episodes? It was barely a half-hour special the first time and they had to stretch it out. Do you devote an entire episode to finding out if he would eat them in the rain?

>>91657282
Netflix speculates that a substantial part of the budget came from buying the international licensing rights up front.

http://www.cartoonbrew.com/internet-television/netflix-and-warners-will-serve-up-green-eggs-and-ham-112597.html

>>91657414
*Cartoon Brew

>>91657414
>came from buying the international licensing rights up front.
Yeah from what I understand ever since the Mike Myers Cat in the Hat movie whoever holds the rights to all the Seuss stuff has been real picky about licensing

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>>91657091
On Easter, when the family was all over the house(which is just my parents and four siblings) and we were trying to think of something to do/watch together, I suggested Ducktales since I've never seen it and it might be fun.

I was shot down hard by absolutely everyone.

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>>91657091
As of 2009 a single episode of Family Guy cost roughly $2,000,000.00 to make.

It's certainly increased since then.

>>91659120
It's for voice actors

>>91658859

You know what to do, laddie!

Burn the house down! BURN 'EM ALL!

>>91659120
Music licensing, voice actors, and because they include so many individually drawn background characters which inflates budgets.

None of that actually goes to the quality of the show itself.