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Change direction of the production of the show from traditional animation to full flash animation starting in 2000.2000-08: Switch to flash and decline[]On December 31, 1999, it was announced that Go!Animate Studios would switch its focus from traditional animation to flash animation starting in January 2000. The switch was successful, with many old workers relieved of their duties, and new workers coming in to produce new feature films.More coming soon! 2009-13: Rebound and new era[]Coming soon!2013-16: Renaming and HTML5[]Coming soon!2017-present: Continued resurgence, purchase by Go!Studios and new name[]Coming soon!Released films[]TitleRelease dateDistributor/co-produced withBudgetBox officeRTComedy World: The MovieJuly 4, 1997Columbia Pictures (United States), Universal Pictures (International)$25 million$230 million93%Stick FiguresJanuary 16, 199820th Century Fox (United States), Paramount Pictures (International), Fox Animation Studios$30 million$592 million91%The Turret MovieDecember 4, 199820th Century Fox, Warner Bros. Pictures (International)$35 million$345 million31%Comedy World: Viva VacationDecember 10, 1999Columbia Pictures (United States), Universal Pictures (International)$25 million$95.8 million61%Joyce and Jane: Thru the MirrorFebruary 23, 2001Warner Bros. Pictures, Castle Rock Entertainment$35 million$418 million73%The Adventures of Stupor BoySeptember 21, 2001Warner Bros. Pictures (United States), Paramount Pictures (International) $35 million$75.8 million52%Stick Figures 2November 1, 200220th Century Fox (United States), Paramount Pictures (International) $40 million$509 million92%Comedy World 3July 9, 2003Columbia Pictures (United States), Universal Pictures (International)$45 million$389 million76%Joyce and Jane 2: Hard LuckJune 18, 2004Warner Bros. Pictures, Castle Rock Entertainment$40 million$245 million29%Puppet PalsJune 23, 200620th Century Fox$55 million$389.6 million82%Go!Animate: The MovieAugust 11, 200620th Century Fox (United States), Columbia Pictures (International)$25 million$72.5 million49%Joyce and Jane 3: Triple TroubleMarch 2, 2007Warner Bros. Pictures, Castle Rock Entertainment$50 million$321 million37%The Alex Miller Movie: A trip to MaldivesApril 13, 2007Lionsgate$50 million$4.1 million10%Kristin Konkle 2: Branden ReturnsNovember 9, 200720th Century Fox, WAN Films, GoAnimate Peepz Company$70 million$365.9 million67%PeepzMarch 28, 2008Universal Pictures, Working Title Films, GoAnimate Peepz Company$65 million$364.2 million72%Wild ForestAugust 8, 200820th Century Fox$80 million$364.2 million56%The Turret Movie 2February 27, 200920th Century Fox (United States), Warner Bros. Pictures (International)$65 million$125million14%Vs. Bongo And Ken The Movie Bomberman Vs. Bongo And Ken The MovieSeptember 15, 2006Universal Pictures/CBS Animation Films/Vyond Pictures/DiamondCounter Films$90 million$50.6 million27%Stick Figures 3June 12, 200920th Century Fox (United States), Paramount Pictures (International)$95 million$265 million22%Alison's Eventful LifeSeptember 4, 2009Touchstone Pictures, CanadianScout Productions$45 million$50.3 million89%The Alex Miller Movie: Camping PanicJanuary 8, 2010Lionsgate$50 million$3.5 million4%Puppet Pals 2January 29, 201020th Century Fox, Walt Disney Pictures, Universal Pictures$95 million$985 million98%Alaina GleenOctober 1, 201020th Century Fox$130 million$743.9 million78%Stupor Boy ForeverDecember 3, 2010Warner Bros. Pictures (United States), Paramount Pictures (International) $70 million$257.5million30%Little LilyDecember 9, 2011Warner Bros. Pictures$130 million$608.8 million87%S.M.A.R.T: Family of SpiesJune 15, 201220th Century Fox$125 million$517.5 million71%Rory Little 124 The MovieJuly 22, 2013ITV Studios Global EntertainmentAlaina Gleen 2August 16, 201320th Century Fox$135 million$878.5 million91%Puppet Pals 3September 21, 201320th Century Fox, Walt Disney Pictures, Universal Pictures$135 million$655.2million38%Kristin Konkle 3: Battle of TorontoNovember 15, 201320th Century Fox, WAN Films, GoAnimate
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Of the first episode, titled “Putting It All on the Line.” "The Brothers face a tough decision between a pair of investors who have sunk all their savings into a flip gone wrong, and former spouses in a make-or-break financial position with hopes to convert their garage into an income generating unit.” Is 'Backed by the Bros' Premiering on TV? Image via HGTV Absolutely! Fans of Jonathan and Drew can tune in to their latest show on HGTV. With 10 episodes slated for Backed by the Bros, audiences are in for some real estate treat. Is 'Backed by the Bros' Streaming Online? Image via HGTV Viewers can stream new episodes of Backed by the Bros on Max on the same day and time as their premiere on HGTV. Audiences who have yet to subscribe to Max can choose either monthly or yearly payment options. The With Ads plan costs $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year. For uninterrupted viewing, the Ad-Free plan is available for $15.99 monthly or $149.99 yearly. On top of that, the Ultimate Ad-Free plan is priced at $19.99 per month or $199.99 annually. Can You Stream 'Backed by the Bros' Without Max? Image via HGTV Unfortunately, that wouldn’t be possible. At the moment, Backed by the Bros is only available to watch on either HGTV or Max. Be sure to stick around for future streaming updates! Watch the 'Backed by the Bros' Sneak Peek The Scott brothers mean business in Backed by the Bros. While fans might be more familiar with their casual, outgoing selves in Property Brothers or Celebrity IOU, this time, Drew and Jonathan are flipping the switch. Risking their valuable time, energy, and reputation, the duo is putting on an absolute, no-nonsense attitude, especially since they’re dealing with “real investors and real stories.”
