Ted Turner wants Cartoon Network back…
October 16th, 2009 admin
…but that ain’t gonna happen, though part of me wishes it could. Turner made this statement in an interview today with Bloomberg News . Unfortunately Ted would remove Superman and run Captain Planet in prime time. But at least he’d return cartoons to the channel. Watch the video of Turner’s statement here .
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