Why are the credits going too fast???

Question

Movies are shown frequently in Cartoon Network. But the credits at the end are running too fast, but the music is normal. That means the music ends earlier than usual as soon as the credits disappear. So for example, in those Pokemon movies, the scenes playing after the events of those movies (behind the darn credits) look too fast and abnormal for real-life. Then, those Cartoon Network Extra's always appear after the movies. Why does all this weird stuff happen? They should've played the credits normally so that the Cartoon Network Extras are replaced. Or the network should've made custom credits for those movies like for the Cartoon Network shows. I request good answers, not "I don't know" or bad answers like in my last bunch of questions here.

Answer 1

It is not just cartoon network that does this, many other stations do it as well. The answer is that they speed up the credits to fit more commercials in before the next show or movie, or to be able to fit more in during the movie. They speed the video up and leave the music the same so that people wont notice. Evil isn't it?

Answer 2

Do you really care who the janitor was? I doubt it. Also, they have limited time slots. You don't want to show 15 or 20 minutes of credits while you could be showing another things.

Answer 3

becoz TV airtime is really expensive..that's why instead of the movie credits they wanted the airtime to go with the commercials. They get paid to do that. That's business baby..

Answer 4

Saves time so they can put more commercials in. same reason most channels do the split screen so you see credits and they can advertise whats on next.

Answer 5

evryone hates credits and cn is on a time slot they can drag on with credits

Answer 6

Why are you so anal about credits? Just enjoy the show.:<