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Disney Junior? Holy ****......

"Around the world, our Disney-branded channels are burgeoning, distinguished by the special place Disney has in the hearts of kids — who delight in our characters and stories — and parents who trust our commitment to entertaining and helping their preschoolers, kids and tweens grow through engaging, relevant programming. By adding a dedicated U.S. channel for preschoolers to our global portfolio, we look forward to enhancing that sense of magical storytelling and parental trust, and expanding our offerings, locally and globally, from morning to night, to deliver more Disney-quality content that will resonate with generations to come."

Jesus Christ. Where do we keep the barf bags??

As for SoapNet, it seems to me that it's a strong enough entity that it could continue to exist under new ownership. Perhaps its future may even be online.
 
Double J said:
"Around the world, our Disney-branded channels are burgeoning, distinguished by the special place Disney has in the hearts of kids — who delight in our characters and stories — and parents who trust our commitment to entertaining and helping their preschoolers, kids and tweens grow through engaging, relevant programming. By adding a dedicated U.S. channel for preschoolers to our global portfolio, we look forward to enhancing that sense of magical storytelling and parental trust, and expanding our offerings, locally and globally, from morning to night, to deliver more Disney-quality content that will resonate with generations to come."

BUY OUR ****!!!!!
 
"Around the world, our Disney-branded channels are burgeoning, distinguished by the special place Disney has in the hearts of kids — who delight in our characters and stories — and parents who trust our commitment to entertaining and helping their preschoolers, kids and tweens grow through engaging, relevant programming. By adding a dedicated U.S. channel for preschoolers to our global portfolio, we look forward to enhancing that sense of magical storytelling and parental trust, and expanding our offerings, locally and globally, from morning to night, to deliver more Disney-quality content that will resonate with generations to come."

Translation - We're after even more kids who are too young to realize what greedy parasites we are!! We're also targeting more parents who are either blissfully naive about who we are and what we do, or simply don't give a **** that we talk the talk about family-friendly entertainment but, by putting sluts in training like Miley Cyrus and Vanessa Hudgens in your faces 24/7, can hardly be perceived by the sane to be walking the walk.
 
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Disney Junior? How many Disney channels are there already? I know we have at least three or four on our Dish package, and our room at the Disney resort last summer had probably about 10 Disney channels.

Disney Junior? What the ****? When's Disney Senior hit the air? Disney Teen? Disney 20-Something?
 
I understand the appeal for Disney Junior -- they compete with Nickelodeon for the kids TV market, and there's already a Nick Jr. network. I actually wouldn't be surprised to see a Disney Teen at some point to compete with Teen Nick (formerly The N).

I draw the line at Disney Embryo.
 
Mystery Meat II said:
I understand the appeal for Disney Junior -- they compete with Nickelodeon for the kids TV market, and there's already a Nick Jr. network. I actually wouldn't be surprised to see a Disney Teen at some point to compete with Teen Nick (formerly The N).

I draw the line at Disney Embryo.


First-rate.
 
Mystery Meat II said:
I understand the appeal for Disney Junior -- they compete with Nickelodeon for the kids TV market, and there's already a Nick Jr. network. I actually wouldn't be surprised to see a Disney Teen at some point to compete with Teen Nick (formerly The N).

I draw the line at Disney Embryo.

Likely to battle Sprout as well.

This has been Disney's m.o. in terms of children's programming for sometime. Take a PBS-type show and retool it for Disney. Handy Manny=Bob the Builder. Imagination Movers=The Wiggles. There are several others, but I don't want to think of them right now.
 
Believe it or not, there is actually a need for Disney Jr., especially if they run programs commercial-free like Nick Jr. The main Disney channel has some stuff that's good for preschoolers but also has live-action tween **** like iCarly, which my toddler has no interest in and I can't stomach.
 
I stopped watching General Hospital last year after over 20 years of watching (or actually, recording and then watching).

I haven't missed it a bit.
 
Junkie said:
They're getting rid of SoapNet? How in the **** am I supposed to find out how Beverly Hills 90210 turns out now?

AAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOHHHHH!!!!!!

Donna graduates from high school at some point. She and David also have sex. And then I think the world caves in on itself.
 
Inky_Wretch said:
DOOL has been dead ever since Jack and Jennifer left.

This. But my understanding is that Jennifer (and her portrayer, Melissa Reeves) is coming back, for Alice's funeral at least.
 
Mystery Meat II said:
I understand the appeal for Disney Junior -- they compete with Nickelodeon for the kids TV market, and there's already a Nick Jr. network. I actually wouldn't be surprised to see a Disney Teen at some point to compete with Teen Nick (formerly The N).

I believe there is a Disney Teen, can't remember what it's called though. Disney X something??

I can't believe there is this much outrage over losing a channel devoted to soaps. Really?
 
Mitch E. said:
I can't believe there is this much outrage over losing a channel devoted to soaps. Really?

Only BYH could start a thread in which the loss he laments is worse than the offense against which he rages.
 
Disney doesn't have enough money to keep SoapNet on the air while also adding this abomination?
The wife is not going to be happy about this.
 
Mitch E. said:
Mystery Meat II said:
I understand the appeal for Disney Junior -- they compete with Nickelodeon for the kids TV market, and there's already a Nick Jr. network. I actually wouldn't be surprised to see a Disney Teen at some point to compete with Teen Nick (formerly The N).

I believe there is a Disney Teen, can't remember what it's called though. Disney X something??

I can't believe there is this much outrage over losing a channel devoted to soaps. Really?

That's the channel where they have a big Mouseketeer gangbang.
 

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