I've been waiting months for Miraculous Ladybug to be released in my country's version of iTunes, but for some reason, the release has not been authorized.
To explain, there is a rule in my country that the TV stations choose what shows are released to iTunes, if they don't authorize it, then that show is not made available for purchase.
Miraculous Ladybug is the latest in a moderately long list of these shows.
I think the reasoning behind this is they want viewers and if you are getting the show on iTunes, you aren't watching their channel, impacting their ratings.
Ironically, I watched Miraculous on their web streaming service via my browser, so that premise fell apart very quick.
But as the episodes are only hosted for a limited time with this method, it's not the same as having them permanently as I would with iTunes.
I had been assuming that it was just taking time for them to authorise the release, then something happened that made me question their objectively.
A new show has been recently released that is immediately made available after the episode is shown.
By contrast, Miraculous is on their second screening run and this show isn't available to purchase?
I'm not sure how to take that, but it's annoying that I can't get my Miraculous season to own.
Mostly because the majority of television entertainment, regardless of whether it's live action or animated is substandard/boring from my point of view.
The quality ones that I like (including Miraculous) seem to be pushed aside for those dullard shows.