There was a sudden surge in faith based streaming services this year. Lots of money suddenly entered the sphere
this post was submitted on 15 May 2025
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The Fairly Oddparents
Faith-Based Shows
Dude loves his magic sky parents
original faith-based and mainstream programming for kids and families
Kinda burying the lead about it being religious programming.
It was right there in the title, how much more in your face can you expect?
It says faith-based in the title (at least right now)
Yuck
Faith based? You mean like wicca?
Eww, keep your cult programming away
to produce and finance original faith-based and mainstream programming for kids and families.
Fuck Butch Hartman.
At least we have Ben Bocquelet bringing us a seventh season of Amazing World of Gumball later this year.
Anyway I hope Hartman's studio fails miserably.
Didn't he already try and fail at this? Or maybe that was a streaming service or something.
Streaming service, from Wikipedia: In June 2018, Hartman started a Kickstarter campaign for OAXIS Entertainment, a "family-friendly" streaming service. After the fundraising goal had been reached, it was revealed that OAXIS was planned to be a Christian-themed network, which was not disclosed during the fundraiser.[23] However, Hartman later claimed that, while faith would continue to be a part of his personal life, OAXIS would not be a faith-based service.[24] As of 2025, Hartman has yet to give any updates on OAXIS.
Maybe the can partner with bentkey and burn some of their few remaining funds lol
Wouldn't Christians consider the fairly odd parents sacrilegious ?