On Tuesday, April 30, Fubo TV pulled the plug on a host of channels from the Warner half of Warner Bros. Discovery. Among the channels which have gone dark are Discovery Channel, TLC, HGTV, and Food Network. This means, for nearly two million subscribers, access to key parts of their subscription has been revoked.

The live TV streaming platform no longer carries any of the channels owned by Warner Bros. Discovery including Travel, Animal Planet, CNN, TNT and TBS.

The streaming TV service wants to offer a cheaper sports bundle but claims Warner Bros. Discovery isn’t willing to play ball.

Fubo has dropped its Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) channels after failing to renegotiate with the media giant. This means that all of WBD’s networks, including Discovery, HGTV, Food Network and TLC, have been removed from the platform.

Fubo escalated its war with Warner Bros. Discovery today, dropping all Discovery-owned channels. The streamer has been trying in vain to negotiate a deal to carry TBS, TNT, and truTV, which are owned by Warner Bros.

Sports-focused Fubo, which wants to license TNT and the NBA, sees program licensing talks with WBD go further south as it sues the company over Spulu