Disney reported $22.46 billion in revenue for the quarter, which just missed analyst expectations and resulted in a 5% drop in premarket trading on Thursday.

The entertainment division—which includes the company’s streaming, linear networks, and theatrical business—saw a 6% drop in revenue.

Streaming did see some gains: Disney+ and Hulu ended the quarter with 196 million subscriptions, an increase of 12.4 million subscribers from the previous quarter.

However, Disney’s linear networks dropped 16% to $107 million, compared to this time last year, while operating income fell 21%. The company’s theatrical releases also saw declines with both the drop in linear networks and theatrical business driving the mixed results. In a letter to shareholders, the company attributed the decrease in its

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