A proposed boycott of The Walt Disney Company last fall proved difficult for some supporters because the media giant's streaming services are embedded in daily routines. The call for consumers to pull support came after Disney, the owner of the ABC network, removed Jimmy Kimmel Live! from the air. The suspension followed comments Kimmel made regarding public reactions to the murder of Charlie Kirk. The decision sparked a strong response from free speech advocates, including the reporter who wrote about the experience. While the reporter agreed with punishing a company perceived to have acted wrongfully, fully boycotting Disney proved harder than expected. Canceling a Disney+ subscription was a straightforward administrative task, but it disrupted evening habits. The reporter noted that many weekdays end with sitcom reruns and adult animation. Although Disney is commonly associated with princess films, children's movies, and comic book heroes, the company also owns Hulu. At the time of the boycott, Hulu exclusively streamed several popular shows used for relaxation, including American Dad, Futurama, Living Single, Fresh Off the Boat, and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.