TWO NOSTALGIC BLOCKS | The Story of Disney's One Saturday Morning/One Too
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- Two kids' blocks that've left their marks in many people's childhood memories and hearts.
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Chapters:
0:00:00 Intro
0:01:10 Subscribe Tag
0:01:28 Origins & Construction of the Block
0:06:36 The Insides of 1 Saturday Morning
0:14:37 1 Too
0:16:08 Various Changes
0:18:49 Decline & Closure
0:24:25 Conclusion/Credits
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One Saturday Morning was like heaven to me as a kid! Recess was easily my favorite, and it was awesome how they did the block like its own show!
I remember that I watched Disney's One Saturday Morning block (third Saturday morning cartoon block right next to Fox Kids and Kids' WB) on ABC Network during my childhood years in the late 1990s before it changed to Disney's One Too in 1999. Shows that I remember watching were Recess, Disney's Doug, Winnie the Pooh, Pepper Ann, 101 Dalmatians, and Schoolhouse of Rock. Those were good times.
Out of the three flagship shows, Pepper Ann is the only one that didn't get a theatrical movie release.
I was initially confused as to why my profile was mentioned in your community post, but after watching this video, I'm glad I did.
It wasn't Disney that decided to create a companion block. When UPN Kids was still airing on UPN, or United Paramount Network, it wasn't doing so well in the ratings, and eventually in 1998, UPN decided that a children's programming block would be more successful, if a more well-known name was associated with it. And UPN, began negotiating with the Walt Disney Company to provide programming for a two hour daily children's block.
Thank you for bringing it up.
I can't believe you didn't mention Fillmore!
That's because Fillmore first aired as a part of ABC Kids.
@@MediaNutsowhich worsens the flander on kid/teen focused programming.
same
Debuted three months before I turned twelve. I watched it every week, getting up at five every Saturday morning. This was my first experience with Saturday morning cartoons after growing up with cable.
Fun Fact: The adult animated series Dr. Katz and Home Movies also uses the same animation style from Science Court
I Remember Watching Disney's One Saturday Morning on ABC. My Favorite Shows on that Block were Recess, Pepper Ann, The Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show, The New Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh, Mickey Mouse Works and Disney's House Of Mouse
I miss this block. Recess Disneys Doug and pepperann. I loved them all especially recess
12:00 Three networks airing Looney Tunes.
Until Warner decided to only air them for Cartoon Network and the then-upcoming Boomerang network.
ABC, Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network
@@jeremygaal5127 Technically four networks if you count the short-lived Bugs and Daffy Show on The WB from 1995-1998.
I remember watching Disney’s One Saturday Morning on ABC 5 KSTP and Disney’s One Too on UPN 9 KMSP!❤️📺🎶👍🏻
Here in NYC, “One Saturday Morning” was on WABC-TV (channel 7) and “One Too” was on WWOR-TV (channel 9).
The final airing “One Too” was from 8/31/01, just a week and a half before the tragic events of 9/11 took place in NYC that year.
@@Musicradio77Networkthat must be your station.
Imagine if Pepper Ann was a Nicktoon that went to Disney after 4 TV Seasons like Doug!
I remember 1 Saturday morning when I was young when ever soul train came on it was time to go outside
Holy shit, I think I had a memory unlocked with "Science Court". 🤔😳😁
Bring them all back to cable 😢
Thank you for sharing this information!
I remember One Saturday Morning, but I forgot 1 Too even existed. Thank you for bringing back the memories!
I remember watching the block and the reason for Mrs munger’s class getting changed into centerville was the then adults that had there yearbook page used for the shorts sued over not getting their permission to use their photos from the yearbook page even though I loved the shorts I can see their point of view on it after reading about the shorts many years later and u failed to mention the creation of the Saturday editions of the news programs today good morning America and the good morning show the pushed the lineups back about 2 hours cause before the children’s television act of 1990 Saturday morning television started at like 6:00 am cause I remember during that time getting up early to watch he early airing shows being born in 1984 I barely remember before the act was put into place
Will you be covering other TV blocks like ABC kids, jetix , or abc kids
Wait, The Late Brad Garrett? You mean He’s Dead? No Way! When and How did He Die? And, Why did I Not know about This until just Now?😱🤯😭
That was a goof on my part. He's still very much alive. My sincerest apologies. I corrected it in the captions.
@@MediaNutso Oh, Thank God! I feel so much better, and apology accepted.❤️
I came to the comments for the same thing, after Googling frantically to confirm that he's alive. I guess we could pretend you said "great" instead of "late." 😉
Not cool, man. You scared us!! We already lost greats like Joe Alaskey, Russi Taylor, Ed Asner, and June Foray!
We don't need anymore right now.
He is going to be on the second season of not dead yet so that would explain that
12:39 Brad Garrett (Jelly Roll's voice actor) is still active
who remembers 97's 101 dalmatians the series?
That 90s Show, Wisconsin Trending, Netflix
It would've sticked around if Schoolhouse Rock was still being aired
You need to watch more Schoolhouse Rock considering your grammar
Can't be the only ones here that thinks thr narrator here sounds like inspector gadget
I was a pokemon kid, I mean disney was meh, okay I guess but nothing beat waking up and grabbing some waffles and hearing "IM GONNA BE THE VERY BEST! LIKE NO ONE EVER WAAAAAS!" then going to my friends after words and playing pokemon. No one beats Pokémon, Nintendo will ways bt sleeping gaint. The New Zelda game is coming iur and Metroid, you almost literally hear Sony and Xbox yelling "FFFFFFFFUUUUUUUU" As the switch prints money and the new pokemon anime curves stomps every Disney show and movie.
Brad Garrett is still alive , btw
I know that. I misspoke, and meant to say Joe Alasky.
@@MediaNutso all good
I know im in the minority when i say i liked disneys doug
I liked it, too. I don't think it was ever as good as the Nickelodeon series, but it wasn't bad.
I'm slightly biased toward Disney's Doug since I was about his age when that show debuted.
I like brand spanking new Doug but there is something about Nickelodeon’s 4 seasons that has its charm and by season 3 of the Disney years is obvious they relied heavily on quailman to for fill episodes count cause a lot of episodes in season three at least would be a more quailman episode as I have noticed in my remake of the one Saturday morning block on Disney+
I didn't mind it when Doug left Nickelodeon either. I did like the continuation of Roger being rich, Pheobe had the school built and named after her. Hell, apparently, it was popular enough to warrant a theatrical release in 1999. 🤔😗🙂
Today is my birthday! 🎂