This is rather old news than current. So apparently Netflix has signed a deal to Warner Bros. that would allow them to stream TV shows and movies from their company. I've happened to notice this while browsing their titles and found out that Animaniacs was available to stream. When I saw this, I was in complete joy and said "OMG, THANK YOU NETFLIX!!" (well not really), but I was full of joy. Anyone who grew up in the 90's should know that Animaniacs was the stuff back then, and along the other shows Amblin made through out the 90's. I have not seen that show for as long as I could remember. I watched a few episodes last night (as of this thread) and remembered how Television was "good" back in the old days. To me, Television died in 2008. Mostly because of the rise of reality shows and other crap that was about music and such. Anyway, I'm getting off the subject here. I really wanted to know if Netflix was going to make Tiny Toons available to stream. That was another show I enjoyed as a kid. So I searched through Google and found this forum topic.

http://www.gamespot.com/forums/offtopic-discussion-314159273/warner-bros-tv-signs-deal-with-netflix-adventure-t-29339920/

So I hope that Netflix can take advantage of this and bring back some old Warner Bros. shows and films to their streaming service. This will be able to bring more subscribers to them. I also think they should try to sign a deal with Viacom so they can bring Beavis and Butt-Head to stream. Of course, I don't think that is going to happen because we all know that Viacom is an evil greedy corp. that only cares about the money. So, what Warner Bros. show or movie would you want to see?

I'd love to see Pinky & The Brain on Netflix. Beyond that, I'm not sure.

I'm all for Animaniacs, and Batman: The Animated Series to come to Netflix. Those are shows I always think to myself "I need to watch those", so this is perfect.

That's pretty awesome honestly. I tried looking for a full list of all the shows they will be bringing across but I couldn't find it. Still, seems to be a good deal for Netflix. Anything extra they can add will keep people coming back for more.

I applaud Netflix for finally doing this because I had wondered why they hadn't done this sooner when I was searching for my beloved Space Jam. Not only will I get to see something I grew up watching the Animaniacs but I might also get to see Space Jam as well now that Netflix has started doing this.

Just another reason I love Netflix. I don't usually pay attention to who produces TV shows (especially the ones when I was younger), so I have no idea what to list here that I'd like to see. But this is definitely a good move for them. Warner Bros have a huge list of things they've been involved with.

I'm not gonna focus on how terribly wrong you are about television but instead I'm gonna say my praises for the Netflix/Warner Bros agreement and be happy I can finally watch Back to the Future starting on the first.

Of all the shows and movies on Netflix, most of them are my favorites.

That's really good. Because when I go to netflix and see old school shows I used to get. I get rush of excitement flowing through me. And then I end up watching them. I feel so happy when I do because at times it can be hard to find them on the Internet but I do know that there is like on site that does them. Called kisscartoon I am sure some people are familiar with? At times I go there to rewatch old things. But then I also go to netflix and watch them there as well. So I have my plan A and plan B in case one fails. XD

Animaniacs, is it still on there? I loved that show at one point, mostly because of the movie. 
Cartoons that were on In the 90's were the best, I wish I could've been a 90's kid, but no, I had to watch things like Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi.