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That’s all, folks.

The app and website for Boomerang, Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming service featuring classic Warner Bros. cartoons, is being shut down on September 30th in favor of Max. WBD is no longer offering Boomerang subscriptions.

However, the Boomerang TV channel will continue to be available, WBD says.

A screenshot of Boomerang’s shutdown notice. The notice says: “Boomerang is Moving to Max! Exciting news…Boomerang is moving to Max on 9/30/2024! As a result, new Boomerang subscriptions are no longer available. Already have a Boomerang subscription? Check your email for more info and sign in to watch our toons now.”
Boomerang’s shutdown notice.
Screenshot by Jay Peters / The Verge
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