@Ronbobb22 you aren't listening. It's out of Roku's hands. They don't own the content. They license the ability to stream it for a specific amount of time. When that contract ends, they have to remove it. If the content owner doesn't want to extend or renew the contract, there's nothing Roku can do about it.
The only thing Roku can (and should) do is make sure users know when content is approaching the end date of the contract. They used to do it, and need to do it again.
Dan
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