Disney+ Will Become Television?! Cord Cutting Comes Full Circle...
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- čas přidán 14. 04. 2024
- Disney is going to be adding 24/7 streaming channels to Disney+ ... effectively becoming television. So what exactly was the point of cord cutting, again?
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They shut down Disney Channel to turn Disney + back into a streaming channel. Their business decisions don’t make any sense.
Disney Channel was on the decline before Disney+ was even a thing. I'd worry about trying to make _good_ shows and movies for once.
@@OhSayWhatIsTruth That is true. My concern is that their new stuff doesn’t have longevity outside of acquired content such as Bluey, Shogun, and Percy Jackson and the Olympians.
.. makes me wonder if they expect internet outages in the future.
I have friends in an African country who are telling me that access is getting more expensive all of a sudden due to policy enacted by the government. And by more expensive I mean potentially out of reach of poorer people.
And I've learned by now that stuff doesn't usually happen randomly. Could be something suspicious on the horizon.
They never shut down Disney Channel. It's still a thing. It's channel 67 in my neck of the woods. And Disney XD is channel 135.
@@Ability-King-KK Disney Channel is no longer available on Southeast Asia. Also, be on the lookout for Animezilla again. Moron can't help itself.
What a scam. Then they'll parcel out those channels, you'll pay more depending on which ones you pick, ads included. STOP PAYING FOR THIS SHIT!
That’s their loss
If they wanna lose more
Money to woke companies like Disney
I thought the idea was to become like Tubi or Freeve according to the video anyway.
Nothing beats TV antennas! Not to mention better picture quality and free programming guide.
I'm not....
@@ryanhuang8498Sure, if you only want to watch network television (which has absolutely nothing good or even decent, and by some strange witchcraft is even more barren and absent when it comes to good tv shows than modern cable) and PBS.
Then again, I suppose if you live in or near a major city, you might find some decent public access cheeziness. A lot of Americans don't have that option, though.
The real, true answer to the streaming / cable / antenna weirdo problem is learning how to use Kodi. That, combined with tubi / Pluto and whatever takes the place of the platform we are currently on after they fall (and their current desire to replace smaller content creators with hollywood by becoming Nu Cable TV will ensure that) is what will offer the best entertainment in the coming years.
I’m still not interested in anything Disney puts out.
The only thing that I’m interested in that includes Disney is kingdom hearts
Here before Animezilla comes around and tries to promote Disney again.
Me neither
lol. Disney can package it up in whatever pretty wrapper they want but inside it’s still a turd.
@@felixthecat5333 KH hasn't been good for a very long time now
Careful Kneon! Last time I told people that streaming is just becoming the new cable I got called a liar.
I mean I don't have any streaming service anymore XD CZcams and twitch and piracy
Right? It’s like you were crazy for saying this isn’t sustainable. Almost like those people don’t understand how anything works. 🤦♂️
The worst part, entirely predictable if you knew the history of cable. Called it for a minute.
Basically half of everyone's checks go to the 50 streaming services theyre subscribed to.
@@HardlyWorkin-kh5uhIMO that's not a problem caused by streaming, it's a problem with viewers who spend too much money. Having more than 2, maybe 3, paid streaming services is just a mistake, or even a weakness, because they can't find the discipline to say when.
Not that there are any major streaming services worth paying for now at current year anyway. It's a sorry reality when tubi and Kodi offer more entertaining content than the major services, and they're free.
It's basically what Tubi and PlutoTV are already doing
I'm old enough to remember back in '98 when execs who were confused and infuriated by this strange internet thing were just certain turning it into TV and print was what people really wanted and called it "push content".
Whatever model they go with doesn't matter.
They'll still fill it with absolute trash no one wants to pay for.
And charge many times what it is worth.
Yup
And some people will still watch it.
@@DavidMartinez-ce3lp Doubt it.
@@annien.1727 congrats
This is like the physical Amazon bookstore that opened up near me last year. Which then closed down and got replaced by a Barnes & Noble.
It doesn’t matter how they package it. Disney needs to make products worth watching before any of this matters.
One day all of the streaming apps will combine into one, creating......CABLE! They continue to reinvent the wheel.
as much as things change..... they stay the same.
A most marvelous invention my good man!
Still waiting on getting my audio on physical format. Maybe they could at least put 1 song on each CD, and I could pay 19 dollars for them.
Iger is showing his roots as an ABC newscaster, since only someone from that industry could be so delusional that they think the problem with cable TV was the branding...
Remember the advertiser is the customer, The viewer is what's being sold.
I think of him as Bob 'IGOR'.
@@Python085 I like "Eye-Gore" even better. No offense meant to the late Marty Feldman!
@@AvengerII Your idea is BETTER actually! Either way, it still shows that he SUCKS and we have NO RESPECT for him!
@@Python085 I swear that Commissar Eye-Gore is actually Greek and belongs to the Cult of Oedipus.
His TV shows and movies want to make you gouge your eyes out!
They’re finally admitting to what we’ve been saying all along: Streaming is the new cable.
So, it's basically cable TV reboot, but made for "modern audiences"?
I'm certain Disney Channel, XD and Junior already fulfilled that goal in recent years.
People are watching old shows that wouldn't be made today
THATS HOLLYWOOD PROBLEM
It means that people DONT CARE FOR WOKE
Yup
If they restricted D+ to pre 2000 it would possibly be huge ?
I love watching oldies
@@rphilipsgeekery4589it actually might lol. That was the golden age of Disney and some early 2000s stuff as well
People don't care about woke that may be true but people also don't care about this drama over woke as well
The thing is a lot of people don't know what they want to watch. This brings back the experience of channel surfing.
Sounds like a good concept, but I trust Disney to royally screw it up.
Channel surfing is honestly how I found a lot of the shows I liked
I basically do that on free sites, usually CZcams. I start watching stuff all the time, then end up deciding I don't feel like watching it, so start something else.
I really like stuff like Honest Trailers, Pitch Meeting, Critical Drinker, and that type of stuff. Add debunk stuff to that too. If what they are talking about is current, those are usually way (with a million A's) better than the actual shows or movies anyway. Come to think of it, that is probably why some companies hate them and want them banned.
For real. It takes longer deciding what movie we want to watch than watching the entire movie. There are so many movies we just can't choose
TV/Cable: "You could not live with your own failure...And where did that bring you....Back to me..."
Hard, offline, and content-full copies are what people demand for ownership. Streaming services are basically rental services.
DVD and Blu-ray sales show otherwise... the same is true with physical media in general. It's time to make a change and vote with your wallets.
And blue rays are overpriced. The cost of media is going down because of streaming. Make these old movies $5 and see how desperate people are to fully own their copies of media. Piracy is a service problem
That's pretty much how I grew up, I didn't have cable and had to really navigate with the TV guide to find TV shows and movies and I watched a lot of syndicated shows that were from the 60s-70s-80s, same with movies and I hope the younger generations go through this too because if you watch the older stuff you notice a lot of the same kind of topics come up, young people vs adults, women fighting to be seen and so many things that today they try and play off as new and progressive, whenever I see younger people react to older content and see diversity and strong female characters they are so surprised thinking it's so progressive when those of us who grew up with this just see it as normal.
This is the dumbest idea imaginable. I'm gen X. I don't watch cable. I don't know anyone who watches cable other than MY parents. I don't watch many streaming sites. I buy maybe ONE subscription to a streaming service for one show, and then typically don't find anything else I want to watch, so I cancel. I spend most of my free time when I'm watching something on CZcams. Free beats streaming. Streaming demolishes cable. Cable became garbage when they started showing you ads for a PAID service on pretty much every channel. There is no competitive advantage cable has over any streaming platform. This is the technological equivalent of saying "Well, our office phones are too expensive, so we're cutting them off and going back to telegrams".
Really? I thought Gen x would still watch cable with the boomers. Although, I’ve heard even some of the older folks have cut their cable as well. Even the people who are in their 70s. I thought it was just millennials and gen z cutting the cable. Maybe the younger side of gen xers, too. Mostly, I guess I just figured this because many of the people in my life who are silent gen, boomers, and gen x all still pay for cable even if they also like some streaming services as well.
They like cable still for at least the tv news, sports, and movie channels. They also like the reality tv shows, game shows like Weakest Link + retro game shows, and the public channels. Some are into farming and idk, whatever is on public free channels. Then myself (born in ‘96), my brother (born in ‘86), my step-siblings (all are either same age as me or younger) alongside anyone else on the younger side buy streaming.
Parents were too poor,so We always used free over the air TV with antenna. At least we didn't have to pay a penny to ABC since it's was funded by commercials.
@@ryanhuang8498Yeah, same here. Still have an antenna, and I will occasionally watch the Create channel which has cooking and traveling. My mom watches some shows as well
@@FullmoonPhantom-dn2sr After how bad of a job cable news channels have been doing, it's no longer valuable for news. Anything you can find on cable, you can find it better, more condensed, and more specific an informative on CZcams. Shows will show you how to fix a sink. CZcams will show you how to fix your specific model of sink in like 10 minutes, max. As far as movies are concerned, the movie market has been gutted. 1.2 billion movie tickets sold is 2019. 800 mil or less tickets for the past few years. They hardly even make movies any more.
Also Gen X and also don't watch cable or even antenna TV. My TV streams CZcams or Twitch or occasionally acts as a giant PC monitor. That's it. I used to be a TV junkie with all the satellite channels or biggest cable package but that ended cold turkey before the pandemic. I even have access to a free cable plan with lots of premium content. Would have loved that 10 or 20 years ago but now, I don't have it connected to anything. There's nothing there I want to watch. What I DO want is more sleep. Cutting out TV is one way to do that.
The only background shows you need are Star Trek, Supernatural, and Xfiles. Remember when Apps started it was all about being able to pay for only what you wanted and not packages? What happened?
And Transformers G1.
Bones is pretty good as well
Those shows I can get on Antenna TV. H&I,Comet,grit and possibly others and the picture quality is often times better than streaming due to almost no latency.
@@ryanhuang8498 love H&I!
@@DavidMartinez-ce3lpYes but it kinda got generic with time
Looks like the venture capital finally dried up. We have truly come full circle
This is more Spaghettis against the wall. One reason people stream these days is because they're used to organizing overwhelming selections. The only reason to watch "TV" is because it's free, and now not even that thanks to Roku.
Part of the reason people are watching old shows is that, all the new shows that we liked end up cancelled after a single season (e.g. Lockwood and Co.).
nice bring back toy commercials!! and Saturday morning cartoons..my kids would appreciate it
Those were the best! Recently rewatched a compilation of them, and I still remember most of them. They are so fun!
its crazy how we remember these commercials..they played all the time and they were entertaining. oh i do the same with compilations too. we lived the best of times and i fear its gonna be the end man..sucks
How about Disney make their content _good_ for once? Then maybe you'll get people coming and staying on your streaming service!
It's called X-Men 97
@@animezilla4486not good enough to subscribe to Disney +. Also, not waiting to be disappointed. I always wait. Saved me from the ending of Game of Thrones.
@@animezilla4486 Hopefully it stays that way. We are on episode 5 and it has been amazing so far, but Disney could still find some way to screw it up.
@@realtime8892 I doubt it.
@@realtime8892 so far the the show is doing very well
Funny thing, the wife and I dumped cable before streaming was common, Netflix was the only streamer, and we didn’t have it. We watched dvds and would hit goodwill & half price books and Kmart to buy series and movies on the cheap. We currently have no streaming service or cable. The only thing we have is an antenna that is a hold over from when our daughter was young to watch pbs kids.
It’s my favorite part of society when understood terms are no longer used properly. Cutting the cord now just means you don’t watch commercials as opposed using a streaming app instead of cable or satellite to avoid appointment entertainment 😒
Never bought any "streaming service", never will.
Same, just use CZcams and the internet
@@Xaforn Antenna TV and just use programming guide. No internet needed.
Physical media, and owning what you buy and work for, keep reigning supreme.
This isn't Disney related and I know MeTV is making something already brining back a old cartoons channel, but I would kill for them to bring back pre 2015 Boomerang, the bumpers, the shorts, the programming, the announcer, everything about that was amazing!
I need that 1980's action TV channel. Nothing but Airwolf, A-Team, Night Rider, Duke's of Hazzard, Miami Vice, Magnum PI, MacGyver and Baywatch.
Hell yeah. This sounds good. Ducktales, Tailspin, Darkwing, Chip and Dale then you have the 80s stuff the shorts Donald and the Twins.. Micky and minnie good shit
EDIT : GUMMMMIII BEEEARRRRS!! BOUNCING HERE AND THERE AND EVERYWHERE 🕺 🕺
if the whole point of streaming was to watch uninterrupted by commercials, but they have ads now thennnnnnnnn........I mean I guess people sure did cut the cord....and connected through wifi instead.
I totally disagree about Friends. Just because something gets a bunch of seasons doesn't mean it's good quality. Big Bang Theory is objectively terrible and proves all you need is a pretty girl & a laugh track.
Yeah I've never understood why people liked those shows especially.
It’s channel drift. Just like when SiFi was full of wrestling and the History Channel was all pawn shops.
You won’t believe the shills I pointed to the Marvels, Disney, Hollywood and Comics being 4 of 20 examples of “woke go broke”.
Got told the Marvels was successful because it made millions over here and overseas.
That Hollywood has always been hit and miss.
And of course the comics response if they have always been woke. “If that is true why is everyone throwing such a big stink now?”
They didn’t answer me just insults and pixie dust. It was both infuriating & also funny.
Basically if something succeeds it’s because it’s woke but if it doesn’t it’s because of streaming.
Mind if you tell me the other 16 examples? I gotta see the list for myself
@@OhSayWhatIsTruth
Granted there are different levels of failure but here are my examples:
1. Hollywood.
2. Comics.
3. Digital Media outlets.
4. Western Triple A Gaming.
5. IDW.
6. Bud Light.
7. Disney.
8. Marvel.
9. Lucasfilm.
10. Planet Fitness.
11. Hasbro.
12. Dungeons and Dragons.
13. Rocksteady.
14. Ubisoft.
15. Crystal Dynamics
16. SBI.
17. BBG
18. Black rock.
19. Vanguard.
20. KOTAKU.
21. Dead spin.
22. The Mary Sue
23. IGN.
Those are just companies the list of products are way longer.
@devodevo-ti8pgFBI what?
@devodevo-ti8pg More like they are willfully ignorant.
Just wish they weren’t such racist A-holes about it.
It always makes me happy when there's an Airwolf or Street Hawk reference on your show
The problem is fees Don't always cover the cost of the service.
Advertising however can pay for the whole thing, so it's back to the TV style business model where the advertiser is the real customer.
Which we don't want. We are at unpass of needing to pay and not willing to do it.
So basically theyre pivoting to the 2008 model? Yeah. Thatll work out "well"
They don't know what they are doing.
Just keep sailing while they keep falling
You mean short selling...
Disney Channel is still on cable. I know, because I still have cable and have no desire to give it up. Anyway, I just double checked-Disney Channel is still there.
It was shut down everywhere except in the U.S.
I also have cable. Still some good stuff on there. Also Disney Channel is still there, but there's no longer anything good on the channel anymore.
@@DavidMartinez-ce3lpBig City Greens is pretty good. Kiff is alright too.
@@DavidMartinez-ce3lp There WILL be something good on the channel again, because I'm creating an animated Disney show that you've NEVER seen before! It's called "Paranormal Mysteries". It's guaranteed to be the best show to ever air on Disney Channel!
@@Knightmare-vc8qg Blah.
"Put radio...on the internet...." XD
Become? It's already here. When they started bundling EPSN and other broascast companies, it's basically paying for cable for select channels. Welcome back to cable tv, but without the box
And paying the companies IN ADDITION to your ISP. It's the same BUT WORSE!
@@muigokublack6487It's not worse. You don't have cancellation fees. You don't have to get a basic package to get HBO. And best of all, you can avoid the likes of Disney and choose the individual service you want.
@@sianaisuntil the eventual consolidation due to the many unprofitable streaming services eventually allowing a few services to have basically monopolies.
But also, here is the worst of this: there was another app that would be the ESPN app but ALL OF IT, hottake shows and Live Sports and more and that was going to be $30 or $40......
@@sianaisor also the for the Apks that are free for the movies and TV shows and for the UK sports and more for free and also for I use an IPTV service for $12 too and for those that have T-mobile and Verizon 5G Home Internet would be altogether $65 and the 🏴☠️ apps are that too!
Back in the day this was really TV.
Soon, it's going to come full circle, where all these studios put their shows back on free TV once again, as they realize that's where the largest audience is, and all that streaming does is shrink the potential audience.
We are one lengthy internet outage away from cheap second hand physical media not being as cheap as it is now. Buy your favorites at least.
That's what I'm doing
Ditto 👍🏾
TUBI or not TUBI?
When everyone started their own streaming, I knew thus was coming!!! They want cable pricing to make a return!!! No one wants to go back to $200+ a month again!!!
I remember when cord cutting was the ideal alternative for someone like me back in 2015. Not anymore, now it's just cable TV all over again.
Such Pups ...
I grew up watching the Wonderful World of Disney in the 1970s' on Sunday Nights
Ditto, but for me it was the 90s.
The most recent season of Monsters at Work is currently airing on DIsney Channel even though it's a D+ original
And also on DisneyXD (SEEMS IT IS FITTING TO BE ON DXD)
At least there's a show that doesn't disrespect the source material. 101 Dalmatian Street is the last one of these that is safe for the Disney Animated side of things. Good thing there's a Pixar one too but also Pixar did not make Monsters at Work so that helps also.
Meh. Still better than being forced to pay for everything for a year in a contract. Now I can get whatever channels I want for a month at a time and cancel right away.
And with cable, it was one provider or nothing for most people. You can avoid Disney and subscribe to something else. You can wait until the show you want to watch is over and pay for one month to binge it. You couldn't hop from cable to directv because they charged you leave, charged you to come back, and forced you to pay for crap you don't watch to get access for the thing you do wanna watch. Nobody was ever supposed to own streamed content. If you're buying digital copies of shows, that's another matter.
Disney plus’ problem is that they only have 5 things to watch. Marvel, star wars, disney classics, and I think the simpsons. It’s pretty limited unless you’re feeling nostalgic and wanna watch lion king for the 500th time
At that point just buy the DVDs second hand that you want once and never pay for watching the classics again.
You don’t say…. I would have never guessed that people just want to be entertained and don’t want “the message” slam down their throat every time they watch TV.
Also, I can concur that. Yes, our family has completely reverted to old TV shows and old video games.
There was an interesting video, recently, talking about the Australian TV series "Bluey," kids series, having 29% of Disney+ viewership. Where was Micky Mouse and Donald Duck and things like Duck Tales? Disney didn't need a lot to make Disney+ successful. Their marketing team should be fired, as well as Bob Iger, and a lot of people making decisions there.
aren't streaming services just rental places for online seeing how what if you wanted to watch something offline? You can't go ONLINE when your internet is out. Even for TV you NEED online.
they need to pander to both sides of the isle who don't mind the online rental practically vs people who actually want ownership to seeing their shows.....
beside, it's not gonna work. Ads upon ads upon ads included it'll be worse then commercials. at least you get a good 5-8 minute break inbetween, with a pause here, it'll just interrupt what you're watching. I guess it's good for kids if you want to put something friendly on for them and know that they won't be groomed as your back is turned, but when an ad happens that's 30 seconds of your kid either waiting or gonna do something while waiting lmao.
just saying for something you PAY for to have, as an online service and still have to pay for no ads or even get ads
that is literally no different from paying for a t.v paying for the electric bill for that t.v and then still getting ads.
Disney is dumb.....at least I'd never do that, but sadly I don't...exactly have a streaming service to offer lol.
though I don't NEED to go back and watch shows like that when I go to a pirated website for free anyway with adblockers and a VPN so that way I can watch whatever I wanted anyway. including those shows old shows new shows and movies if I want too.
If it has the old 2000's/ early 2010s style bumpers, like the Wand ID's and "Coming up next its the sweet life of Zack and Cody, only on Disney Channel." I will 100% watch it!
I remember watching a Care Bears movie where a girl actually dies at the end until the bad guy's henchman realizes that he likes her. Still, it was pretty dark for a kids show.
I don't know anyone who watches TV on streaming. It's total garbage. Who wants to watch the Wipeout channel or the Family Rulez channel when you can specifically watch what show or movie you want to watch.
It's easier to let it run especially when you're asleep
Obviously some people do otherwise we would not have seen a boom on channels that stream continuously a specific show or movies. But yeah personally I prefer to watch stuff at my own leisure and be able to go to the bathroom without missing part of what I was watching.
@@DarkManX16 so it's basically for people who don't even want to watch tv
@@FakeApologize do we have to relearn the concept of TV? Imagine a playlist if you will, made by the company itself, you could imagine it as sort of like a shuffle option. You happen to like a lot of the stuff on this playlist but you’re never sure which one it’ll be, you can tune in whenever you want and let it play in the background or until something really catches your eye.
There is a solution for that. It's called over the air TV. TV antenna to your Digital TV or tuner via coaxial input. Your digital tuner or TV has a programming guide. In most cases simply choose the program you want to watch from the guide. A timer will start and when it's time to watch the program the TV will switch to that channel at just the right time for the show to appear. It's almost like having pay TV service but $0. Over the air TV also has better picture quality than streaming in most cases due to the lack of latency. If you live in a strong TV reception area this could be an option.
It's not that hard to figure out: streaming doesn't pay enough. These streaming services need commercials to pay their bills. ABC, NBC and CBS died and now the same thing will be Netflix and two other streaming networks with commercials. Not hard to figure out😅
The biggest annoyance with streaming for me is whenever there is a software update on any of these apps, it forces me to type in my username and password again in with my television remote.
After a long day at work, access television shows should be friction-less.
Why would anyone want to watch Disney now anyway.
It's not how it's "packaged" it's the content of it's work. Disney has totally lost the ability to "story tell" which was their ONLY function.
I heard that Roku TV is not a buy, but for rent. If they want to force arbitration on you, they will.
We don't have that in Asia, but I guess American like it that way.
5:40 as tempting as an all 80s/90s Disney Channel sounds, we all know they'd fumble the ball if it comes down to it. And I don't think they'd even do that, because the people at Disney now *hate* the creatives who came before them, they won't willingly want attention given to others, even at the detriment of the company itself.
What was the point of cord cutting?
Answer: Nothing, not one thing
If I cut the cord, the TV will be broken since it needs to be plugged to an electric source.
That is also true
Star Wars Clones, Rebels The movies at 8PM and so on. There are like 24+ hours of The Clone wars animated cartoon.
Streaming was always a terrible idea. I don't need to pay double or even triple of what I'm paying for cable just so I can watch EVERYTHING I like.
I disagree have you ever seen Netflix
@@animezilla4486 he means in general
If the original put it all on Netflix plan was followed would have been cool.
I really miss when TV only had like 12-14 channels at most and the quality was WAY better then today because people HAD to be good enough to get on TV. That and there wasn't as many drama lamas running around and no reality TV shows. Oh well at least there are DVD's and media players still to watch things without having to have a service. Even the big services like Comcast, Dish, etc have all those channels but there isn't anything good on over 1000 channels most days. I think the best thing on Dish right now is the screen saver channel which changes each month and that's what I had After Dark for back in the early computing days which had flying toasters on my screen. More entertaining even back then. Oh well I'm old.
Yeah, go buy a TV with Roku built-in. Then watch them brick it if you don't agree to their blackmailing...
Or that none of your bluetooth devices (headphones, surround sound) will pair to it...
Kneon, go further back, a Disney Classics station with their old stuff like Fox and the Hound, Robin Hood, The Love Bug, That Darn Cat and other older stuff.
Personally I’m about to cancel all of my streaming channels esp Max and Disney . I’m going back to socialized viewing (cable)
Yeah, I have cable and my DVDs. There's nothing on streaming that's actually worth subscribing for
When I had Hulu and Netflix, it used to be pretty easy finding an old show. Last time I used it at a friend's, it seemed as though new shows were the only things they categorized.
"Make TV antennas great again!" A one time cost with the right antenna,scan for local channels,and there you go! Forget about streaming! Plus over the air TV has better picture quality anyway.
I've noticed over the years that yes a lot of the older films/games are a lot more popular. Ironic isn't it?😄
I love Pluto. Lots of great old movies.
This was always the end goal once the cord-cutting began. Streaming (Netflix) was likely just viewed to be the same thing as Blockbuster, until it started picking up steam and eyeballs stayed on Netflix.
The whole net neutrality debate ended up becoming true, just not the way it was argued. The internet itself didn't become packaged, but the content providers paywalled themselves anyway. All of these streaming services now have tiered packages, and the only promise with them is "fewer commercials."
That's why I refuse to buy back into streaming services.
In a way Im kinda glad cuz I miss the crative inerstitial programming that gave Disney channel its personality. I dont like seeing deadpool and gravity falls next to each other in a boring interface. Like imagine disney releases a good tv series and each episode gets premiered live so it basically becomes like the hype of old television cuz everyone gets to watch the same thing at once.
I'm not going to lie, if they somehow pull off doing a channel that had 80s and 90s disney, where you can watch the hobbit, Rudolph's shiny new year, and a Godzilla movie all in one sitting followed by an episode of two of The Adventures of Winnie the Pooh or ducktales? I'm totally there❤
I have forgot Disney channel is also 41 years old this month . I was a 11 I was jealous missing out when they had no ads in the 80s and early 90s
First physical media makes a vengeful comeback and now it's basic television.
Hopefully this lowers the price of disney+ streaming but i doubt that it will...
Quite the scam huh?
Double the subscription fee then throw in advertisements and sell the ad supported version for a "discount" that's still higher than the original subscription fee.
Hopefully, it will.
If these streaming services start following suit and creating "tv packages" then you know the destruction of streaming was intentional from the start. This is why a non-compete clause should be an illegal practice among many dysfunctional business practices in the US.
And far-leftists will blame the "non-compete" clause on capitalism and wish we had more socialism.
When will Great Horned Mickey finally be slain?
The bell tolls!
😡😡💢💢NEVER!!! AND STOP CALLING MICKEY "GREAT HORNED"!!! Mickey is NOT to blame here! BLAME IGER!!! He's the one responsible for this mess! Mickey Mouse is an innocent victim of Iger's crimes, just like us! Mickey needs to be avenged, NOT mocked! Avenge Mickey! Down with Iger! #SaveDisney #makeDisneygreatagain
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{Smirk} ... waiting for announced $5 DVD specials at Walmart. 😂
Fr Walmart is where it's at!
I would be interested in a Disney Channel that showed the classic shows and movies (50's, 60's, and 70's). Until then, Hello DVDs!
The whole streaming wars thing feels like a foreign conflict to me. I mostly just watch shit on CZcams, I go to Tubi for movies, and anything not on there I just pirate. Legit just fuck the streaming services, I don't care.
I mean the recreated Disney Channel broadcasts and blocks from 1980s-2000s with the old school commercials and advertisements included that were made by various YT content creators seem to do a better job at it than what current Disney is doing and the best part it’s free
Yeah, I've been watching some of those. Still just as fun as I remember
Remember The Wuzzles ...?
Love 90s 📺. Hope this is spelled correctly for the grammar police.
TV survived as background noise because it did not know if you were watching or not. But these streaming platforms pause if you won't do anything for a while. Ads can be paused or restarted if you leave the browser. That's gonna piss people off.
Pirating is lookin worth the occasional virus
What I think would work is to have a service where the shows are available in the old school tv schedule and for those who want a more on demand can stream it from the same place instead for a more focused experience.
If and I say a big IF this happens I hope they give us a return to Toon Disney and possibly a Vault Disney channel which would air golden age Disney live action movies and animation.
As a 34 year old man,
I recently went back into my PC game library to play older games like Assassin Creed Brotherhood and then 2.
There's nothing on the market that interest me into purchasing except for undisputed, an indie early access boxing game
Bump In The Night was mid-ish nineties, and THAT show literally contributed to my depression. Wasn't all that far back.
Disney is no longer family friendly.
They’re desperate…. And they’re not bring back old/new customers because they destroyed their reputation and trust.
@devodevo-ti8pg high five!
People: "Internet is better than Cable, time to cut Cable and switch to Internet."
Disney: "People have cut Cable and switched to Internet. Let's put Cable on Internet."
People: "But-"
Disney: "No, no, no, shhhhhhh. Watch Cable again..."
Howdy Geeky! Hi Kneon.
I cut the cable because of ads, realty shows and leftwing politics and moved to streaming so I could binge series. Now I unsubscribed to streaming because of a) it has become bloody expensive b) woke (leftwing) content c) more and more reality shows and d) ads. To be honest I also quit going to the cinema (with a few exceptions because of woke lecture/infantile content. Inflation is also playing a role. Food and energie has become so incredibly expensive.
Ah well... no wories there are other ways, I still have quite a series catalogue & love reading. I'm literally surrounded by thousands of books . And the kids have their games (in and outside).
But I can't deny; I miss old Netflix (before the Obamas destroyed it) when it gave us great (non-woke) series to binge.
not American, and all of a sudden we get like 1 Disney+ ad every hour on tv....