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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles|1987}}'' (1987-96; under license from Fred Wolf Films; rights to the franchise now held by Creator/{{Viacom}}. As such, Lionsgate has to credit Viacom International in the legal info on the DVD releases)
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2016 saw them acquiring rival premium TV network Creator/{{Starz}}, and their boatload of networks and properties (including Anchor Bay Entertainment and the back catalog of Creator/FilmRoman), from John Malone for $4.4 billion. Lionsgate would ultimately sell their stake in Epix to [=MGM=], who would assume full ownership of the network after also buying Creator/{{Viacom}}'s stake. Lionsgate's pay TV rights are tangled up: they own Starz, but Lionsgate itself still licensed its first-run films to Epix through their 2019 slate; they then began outputting content through Creator/{{Hulu}} from 2020-2021, before finally uniting with their new corporate sibling beginning with their 2022 films.[[note]]Subsidiary Summit Entertainment had an output deal with Creator/{{HBO}} that ran one year longer; new Summit releases began streaming on Starz starting with their 2023 slate.[[/note]]
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2016 saw them acquiring rival premium TV network Creator/{{Starz}}, and their boatload of networks and properties (including Anchor Bay Entertainment and the back catalog of Creator/FilmRoman), from John Malone for $4.4 billion. Lionsgate would ultimately sell their stake in Epix to [=MGM=], who would assume full ownership of the network after also buying Creator/{{Viacom}}'s stake. Lionsgate's pay TV rights are tangled up: they own Starz, but Lionsgate itself still licensed its first-run films to Epix through their 2019 slate; they then began outputting content through Creator/{{Hulu}} from 2020-2021, before finally uniting with their new corporate sibling beginning with their 2022 films.[[note]]Subsidiary Summit Entertainment had an output deal with Creator/{{HBO}} that ran one year longer; new Summit releases began streaming on Starz starting with their 2023 slate.[[/note]]
[[/note]] That same year, Lionsgate announced that it would spin off its film and TV business with the previous company retaining the Starz brand. However, due to Lionsgate's plans to acquire Creator/{{Entertainment One}} from Creator/{{Hasbro}} in 2023 and the dual Hollywood strike, the spin-off was rescheduled for 2024.
