evidence: Cartoon Network Website Shut Down, Warner Bros. Discovery Redirects Users to Max More and more internet history is being lost. It’s a good reminder that though websites seem like permanent fixtures, they can be gone in the blink of an eye. The latest website death is that of CartoonNetwork.com. Warner Bros. Discovery has shut down the Cartoon Network website and is instead redirecting users to Max to view the Cartoon Network properties they’d like to see. Of course, Max comes with a subscription fee and a price tag that seems to rise all the time, whereas the Cartoon Network website once offered free episodes of some of our favorite shows. But alas, we must say RIP CartoonNetwork.com. [...] It seems this move by Warner Bros. Discovery is intended to funnel users into Max and likely is done as a cost-cutting measure of some kind. Warner Bros. Discovery isn’t the only company to have shut down previously accessible websites. Recently, Paramount Global removed the MTV News archive (and other sites) from the internet to great public outcry. But it sure is sad every time it happens. We seem to be losing our online legacy, bit by bit. And so we say goodbye to the Cartoon Network website. You rocked!