EdCNPowerpuffDrama
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But Johnny Test was clearly a hit and watched by their target audience, even if Miller didn't like the show it would make no sense to remove one of their biggest money makers at the time. Even if its popularity declined around that time, the way the network completely let go of it despite it being so important for many years is just.. super off putting, it's like if TTG just suddenly stopped airing and never be seen or mentioned by the network ever again.Maybe it was the change in network heads from Stuart Snyder to Christina Miller, meaning the guy who was likely advocating for the show was gone and the new head not having any attachment to a show she didn't pick up.