What if all three Republic Pictures studios are combined into One?

## Changes

* Republic Pictures would've joined the golden age majors (Paramount, Warner Bros., MGM, RKO, and Fox).
* Republic Pictures would've the TerryToons cartoons rather than 20th Century Fox.
	+ Bob Clampett would've worked for RKO from 1945 to 1984.
	+ TerryToons would've remained open and been renamed to Republic Cartoons in 1972 and Republic Animation in 1985.
	+ Mighty Mouse would've made more shows and films.
	+ Their cartoons would've aired on CBS Kids until 2000, when they moved to Nickelodeon due to the Paramount/CBS merger.
* CBS would've acquired Republic in 1967.
* Republic would've created King World Productions in 1964.
* Westinghouse would've acquired Republic in 1989.
* Republic would've acquired Miramax in 1993.
	+ New World Pictures, Dimension Films, Prestige Films, and Millimeter Films would've joined the family.
* Republic would've merged with Paramount in 2000 to form CBS Paramount.
* Republic's studio lots would've been sold to Disney in 2000.
* Republic Pictures Corporation would've been renamed to CBS Corporation in 1967.
* Both National Telefilm Associates and U.M. & M. TV Corporation would've not existed.
	+ United Artists' pre-1952 library would've stayed with UA instead of being sold to Paramount.
	+ All of Paramount's pre-1950 cartoon library and Popeye the Sailor would've stayed with Paramount.
	+ Liberty Films would've been owned by DreamWorks.
	+ The NTA Film Network would've been 100% owned by Fox under the name the "2CF Network".
* Some changes would've not happened.
	+ The libraries would've been owned by Disney (for ABC Films) and RKO (for NBC Films).
	+ Worldvision Enterprises would've been owned by Disney instead.
	+ Cinema Center Films, CBS Theatrical Films and CBS Films would've all not existed, having films be produced by Republic Pictures instead.
* CBS-Fox Video would've been named as Republic-Fox Video in 1982 and Republic Century Home Video in 1986.
	+ It would've later been separated into 20th Century Fox Home Video and Republic Pictures Home Video in 1991.
* Republic Pictures Home Video would've remained open as well, changing it's name to Republic Pictures Home Entertainment in 1996.
	+ The distribution arms of the video units of Republic and Paramount would've been merged into Westinghouse Home Entertainment in 2000, although the logo isn't seen, but the credit "distributed by Westinghouse Home Entertainment" could be seen on box arts.
		- It, however, could appear on media in the back catalog (Paramount's pre-1950 film library, all of CBS's pre-2000 shows, Paramount's pre-2006 television library, MGM cartoons produced by Nick Halm).
	+ Republic Pictures Home Video would've have it's video releases thru CIC Video overseas from 1991 to 2000.
* Republic Pictures would've made an International venture with 20th Century Fox from 1982 to 1991, and United International Pictures from 1992 to 2000, when UIP became Republic's overseas sister when Paramount and CBS merged.
* The franchises of *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*, *Garfield* and *Big Nate* would've been produced by Republic Animation before immigrating to Nickelodeon in 2000.
* A Few classic franchises (*The Little Rascals*, *The Houndcats*, *The Barkleys*, the *TerryToons* cartoons) would've been put under Republic Pictures.
* CBS Productions would've not existed, having it's shows be produced by Republic Pictures Television.