Yes

Yes

For sure 👍

If they manage to get all the Hulu stuff on Disney+ (like in Europe) that'd directly solve that problem.

Yes they should

They probably had to pay residuals to people involved with the show for as long as the show was on the service. They're probably trying to cut costs.

@@darthamalgamation1447 if that's the case, then it's a problem on how the contracts were written. residuals could be based off viewership.

@Failingpepper 11 but isn't that the reason why they removed all those animated series on HBOMAX

@Failingpepper 11 hemlock grove is from 2013, euphoria is from 2019, one is Netflix the other is HBO.

​@@cancerino666 You don't make any money from viewership in streaming tho.

I agree! I only watch their animated content, I don't even browse through their live-action content because it's not even half as good as their animated things.

Couldn't agree more. My favorite Disney content are the animated ones. They have a lot of potential.

It doesn’t look like they will be doing that anymore.

Especially since Disney+ is where shows like The Owl House have been thriving. The Owl House was cancelled for being too mature and having an older target audience than other Disney shows, but shows with similar traits like Clone Wars were huge hits for Disney+

surprised me disney is not doing that already, i wonder how much better shows like amphibia and owl house would do if they were on disney+ from the begnning

Even it doesn't help that the original heads at Disney+ decided to move _Love, Victor_ from Disney+ to Hulu cause from their POV they thought it was to edgy on Disney+, yet they had the Marvel, Star Wars, Nat Geo and the Simpsons content which were in the TV-14/PG-13 rating so it was a double standard reasoning.

It's not about it working. Disney has a brand to uphold. There was once going to be a procession where all the Disney princesses were pushing strollers at Disney World but the concept was scrapped because someone pointed out that this would imply that the princesses had sex, and Disney doesn't want to do that. They probably wouldn't care NOW, in 2022, with their ridiculous gromming efforts, but back then they didn't, and taking a pre/early teen like Lizzie McGuire and showing a birth scene of her in her thirties, yeah, no, thanks. I haven't seen it but since Raven's Home airs on Disney Channel, I'd say that's more the direction they should've gone with Lizzie McGuire, only there is one caveat to that, they do not want content that could just air on Disney Channel to be riginals on Disney+. After all, Disney Channel needs its purpose, it releases in general the best television content for the company, but yeah. As soon as I heard the Lizzie McGuire stuff was going in a very adult direction, like not even just portraying the characters as adults, literally dealing with themes I'd rather not, I didn't want it anymore. It's bad enough to see TRAILERS for Hulu playing in front of KZfaq videos, very disgusting stuff, for Disney to do that to Lizzie McGuire would be a complete disgrace. Not that Disney hasn't disgraced themselves aplenty. The sequel to Frozen...they screwed up Anna, like what the heck? Then there's High School Musical the Musical the Series, where they once again disrespected Frozen. Pixar has also fallen off the wayside with their last four movies, although Elio and Inside Out 2 are good on paper at the very least.

@@Inebriated_Goat Disney+ isn't in China so maybe we can actually blame Americans for once?

It's funny cause Disney is now allowing mature content. So like let's bring back Lizzie while we are at it.

@@inkiadk It's going to be a while longer as Hilary Duff is now doing _"How I Met Your Father"_

A pirates life for me....

I think of such things as public domain at this point. Problem is, though, they often get pulled because of rights issues. If they're trying for a tax write off is better to make the show disappear as much as possible. And if they're trying to avoid artist's residuals, then making the work public domain could violate multiple contracts. Also, if the project was just shelved, they may be selling the distribution rights elsewhere.

This is why I buy physical media.

@@JamesLupus When they actually release on physical media, that's great. The first two seasons of The Orville are only on DVD and not Blu-Ray, and the third season is not on physical media at all.

Why not make the revival a period piece, and set it in the '90s?

@@SeasideDetective2 beacuse the whole point of using an old IP and sending it directly to streaming with a known actor who doesnt get much work is to have the show cost as little as possible. Theyre not going to put money into 90s wardrobe

The dog had kids at the end of the first one, I thought the new one was supposed to be one of those kids

@@maestrogeicho even then that's a 30 year old dog lol

@@maestrogeicho Oh, so this is like "The Simpsons," where Lisa's cat, Snowball II, was killed, and she just got another cat and pretended THAT one was Snowball II.

Okay so, allow me to introduce you to two current animated shows. One of them is made from Dave Povenmire who brought us Phineas and Ferb. This one is called Hamster and Gretel and is really good. Honestly, Kevin looks a lot like Jeremy even wearing his color scheme. The other show is The Ghost and Molly McGree, a bit weird but the episodes are at least worth going through once. Firebuds also just dropped on there and I'm liking it, especially after Cars on the Road was dealing too much with scare factor and adult things. CArs 3 also has this problem, it has lost the fun. I was fine enough with it on the big screen but home viewing, no thanks. But Firebuds, that's something for sure, only seen one episode though but yeah. Monsters at Work is coming back next year, Zootopia+ is on the way in November, and on TOP of that, back in December 2020, Disney announced there would be WDAS and Pixar animated films brought to the service over the next ten years, released there as originals. At the time, they hadn't counted on Luca and Turning Red being among that number, but clearly they are counted. I believe they said 15 from those studios together over the next ten years but you can check if you want. That means that number from BOTH, not from each. Maybe they said ten of those over the next ten years though, that makes more sense. But they definitely said 15 series. So far there has been and will be: Cars on the Road, Zootopia+, Iwaju, Baymax, Dug Days, Tiana, Moana, Win or Lose.

@@poisonedyoyo Thank you very much for the informations. I will check them out ^^

Same

His content is awesome

I read this as milk

From what I can tell, a lot of their family content can easily or should have season twos. Monsters at Work season two was announced for next year. Chip and DAle Park Life should have one. Dunno when though. But when you have season two of Mighty Ducks GAme Changers, Big Shot, AND The Mysterious Benedict Society all debuting int he span of one month, I'd say that's how it is. I would say Dairy of a Future Presdient lasted long enough, two seasons is what you can expect. Yes, HSMTS is suosedly getting a fourth one, but really it should've stopped at two. Technically the second season had some stuff it really shouldn't have, had to skip things, but then they went and disrespected Frozen. That is NOT acceptable. After that atrocious second episode of season three, I ran for the hills, never clicking on anything related to that show again. Except that one song that ended season two but I'll watch it here on KZfaq.

what about the basketball one with Stamos?

@@Ravathiel Big Shot has been renewed for a second season which is scheduled to premiere on October 12, so the show is not canceled.

Right Stuff should’ve gotten a second season

NOOO NOT TUBER AND HOONIS

How does Netflix keep alfoat? Peole complain left and right or say they have nothing of interest for months, then as soon as a new Stranger Things/Umbrella Academy/Cobra Kai season are out, they're back to praising Netflix again even though they seem to be not realizing that there will likely be another period of nothing like that especially with those shows released so close together. Yes, Cobra Kai is three months or so after the others but still,. I guess the Christmas content will keep people afloat for awhile or whatever.

That's not going to happen until Disney owns 100 % of Hulu. Something that isn't true rn. Comcast owns 33 % of Hulu.

@@Paulxl Just have to wait till 2024

Just so you know, Canada doesn't have Hulu, we have Stars like the rest of world.

@@poisonedyoyo netflix ISNT staying afloat, That's the thing they are losing money and subscribers which is why they had to implement their new bundles and packages (making people pay extra for more than 2 screens using Netflix and ads etc) but that will just drive more people AWAY from the streaming service so netflix at this point is dying. People hate the live action anime shows, people hate the netflix originals (for good reason)

Disney is just full of untapped potential, really

I would've liked them to make Peter and the Stracatchers a Disney+ movie. Well, sort of. There's only one good Disney+ original movie so far, The Secret Society of Second-Born Royals. There are a couple that were acceptable and like good enough for a single viewing, well three actually, Chip and Dale being one. But an actual movie can't be built on cameos. Anyhow, Peter and the Starctachers was greenlit, it had the Hunger Games director, but LOOK, ten years after Hunger Games came out, this still isn't a thing! (The author of Kingdom Keepers is one of the co-writers of Peter and the Starcatchers.) Also, Oz the Great and Powerful was supposed to be a trilogy, second movie still not out yet, and first one not on Disney+. It was Joey King's movie debut. She's come a lont way, now has been in The Kissing Booth and Bullet Train.

I want the new shorts for Oswald!

Can a Disney’s Tarzan 3d animated reboot exist on Disney plus? And where can the upcoming Disney’s Tarzan live action movie become so wrong?

The Alien and Predator movies, and a TON of other R-rated content, are on Disney+ in literally every region BUT the US.

It’s crazy, right? They’re making new stuff and cancelling it all at the same time.

adding sexual content to children's shows hasn't been good for their brand

@@benjaminwatt2436 What sexual content?

@@brycebitetti1402 He's probably talking about stuff like The Owl House, which I guess has a gay relationship in it? (I've never watched the show) because you know, when a person with a vagina gets with a person with a penis in an animated kid's show, it's not inherently sexual, it's only sexual when both people share the same genitals... somehow??? Homophobic logic for ya LMAO

But the fairy tales that many Disney movies are based on tend not to play straight, since they’re basically made with unbuilt tropes anyway.

I didn't even know they were going to do an Oswald show.

They had bad batch and some other star wars animation projects

Lol a show about people in their 30s? What is this, the early 2010s? Mate, literally EVERY show is about 90s zoomers, the most spoilt and over-represented generation of all time.

And, what, 98% of watchers discovered and viewed it on Disney+? That's a definite part of it too.

Lol you’re gay then, its a gay show

@@lingricen8077 it is and that’s what makes it great

@@lingricen8077 wow hit the hammer on the head with that

@@lingricen8077 Oh noes, a gay, in MY television show, the horror!

Hey it’s still count anything that isn’t Star Wars or marvel and is a success on Disney is a w in my book. Need something other than those 2.

I do think that a Disney’s Tarzan series can be great for Disney plus, although the character’s own rights holders are busy, thus it’s not so likely.

I'm really bummed that Amazon cancelled Paper Girls. It was a good show and an *excellent* comic, but it got compared to Stranger Things even though the comic book came out first.

@@lapislazuli5035 As Grace Randolph always says, whatever gets to the general public first gets the credit. And the general public doesn't pick up comic books to begin with, and when they do they are the big titles fromt he major companies.

I think their stranger things might be the mandalorian

They do have madalorian generating air of buzz so that kind of acts like their stranger things But as a mystery show in st's vein loki works a lot better

There is a neat foreign show on there called Parallels. It is like stranger things and DARK but for kids.

Disney did the same thing with Diary of a Future President, as it wasn't produced nor owned by Disney, but by CBS

Disney also has an army predominantly consisting of registered trademarks, which is understandable since copyrights often aren’t forever perpetual.

Who knows?

Hooray for the South Korean companies.

All of this is correct. And shows how big a deal the Percy Jackson show really is for Disney's attempts to have a new hit.

The Mean Girl Makeover trilogy would be perfect for them to adapt.

A serial adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Tarzan books can be a huge hit for Disney Plus. It’s wonderful that a French graphic novel series about Tarzan came into French comic stores last year, which was when the ERB Tarzan books finally became public domain in much of the world, except for the USA. Also helping is that a Dynamite comic book series, itself a contemporary reboot of its previous Disney-inspired Lord of the Jungle comic, is coming into comic stores this November.

The Earthsea series could have potential. It’s high fantasy in a way that evokes Game of Thrones or Lord of the Rings, with far, far less graphic content and the IP does have fans. The source material ticks the diversity box, with Earthsea populated by different races with varied cultures fleshed out by the worldbuilding and later entries exploring the setting from a more feminist angle. Indeed, one of the few screen adaptations has whitewashing as its main criticism. The most recent adaptation was the 2006 Studio Ghibli film, which while its a decent film if not one of the studio’s better ones, isn’t a strong adaptation of the books as it takes plots and character from various books in an unexpected way.

@@jbcatz5 Would love to see a kids high fantasy show done right!!

I think that is more of an Disney Channel show. In some regions (like my country the Netherlands) never got The Owl House on Disney Plus because it is in “Disney Channel Jail”. I’m still waiting for season 3 of Ducktales (2018) to watch it properly.

The annoying thing about that is that if you look to see if Prop Culture has been canceled, they still say that it's currently airing, but not necessarily renewed either. It's been nearly 2 years! It's sitting in my Watchlist so that I remember to look up its status every now and then, but it's still in limbo. I'm sure the Pandemic really hurt it, but there's so much stuff that can be visited and it forced me to watch a couple movies I hadn't seen before or hadn't seen in forever, therefore making me use the service for more than just Marvel, Star Wars, and Pixar.

I want more Muppet content. Earth to Ned was great and Muppets Now was at least an attempt.

@@ajzeg01 Yeah, I thought Muppets Now really started to find its footing in some of the later episodes.

Before his questionable transformations, Josh Peck used to be a lot cuter looking in comparison.

I would argue this is because at the time Andor was bieng fillmed was around the time that they decided to lfie the restrictions of the service. People needed to be patient for that type of content.

@@poisonedyoyo But we're only 3 episodes in as well at this time. So maybe that kind of content will continue in the other 9 episodes. Or maybe not.

Disney’s long been upholding its brand too well. It’s what makes a lot of bank.

The Disney folks all believe in market research, since market research makes a lot of bank.

💯💯💯. Nailed it, man

Being original was never the main focus. Atlantis The Lost Empire and Treasure Planet: Have you forgotten about us?

Simba isn’t a rip-off.

False. I probmise you if you can find MOther Gothel and Eugene in the original Rapunzel story, you have discovered a book published in 2010 or later. Abu and Rajah are not in anything before Aladdin, nor is Jasmine, or Robin Williams' version of the genie. Ariel's personality, design, voice, and basically the entire plot of the movie were put together by Disney. None of the characters from Frozen are in The Snow Queen. Well, except Gerda and Kay, but in Frozen they are servants, not the focal characters. And even where characters are lifted, the original versions aren't like the Disney portrayals. I'm pretty sure Jiminiy Cricket was just called "Talking Cricket" in the book and also Pinnochio is actually trying to kill him at one point. I HAVE read Bambi: A Life in the Woods, though, and let me tell you, that book isn't fousing on Babmbi's mother's death, it's focusing on death in GENERAL.

Really? It seems like that is 90% of the shit on netflix.

That was the first thing that popped in my head when I saw the title. I periodically go back just to check and see if they uploaded any new episodes, but it definitely feels like it's dead and gone.

That’s what I was just thinking and hoping for!😍

Yeah the reason I picked it up was partially the Mandalorian, but mostly so I have one-click access to Disney classics without having to rifle through my huge pile of DVD's and even VHS tapes...

I mean even Disney’s classics like Aladdin, Beauty & The Beast, Frozen, Snow White, Little Mermaid, etc are all loosely adapted from old fairytales

@@IcyDiamond Disney’s Tarzan was mostly based on a few tidbits from Tarzan of the Apes. I haven’t read the original novels for a while, so I’ll check out.

Yup, I mean every Disney animation that helped make Disney what it is was an existing i.p.

What competitors? You mean the streaming services? The problem with Disney is that they aquire the IPs by buying the production company that made them, like Fox. Who used to be thier competitors, so there is no one else on thier scale producing content.

TBH, i would like it if they didn’t. Not everyone needs a backstory

That sounds horrible

That would be really cool. I would also love to see a sitcom series for The Incredibles family itself and a show dedicated to all of the dead heroes by Syndrome, showing the golden age of heroes.

I can second this show. Very good!

Not helping is that the master tapes for tv shows like DuckTales are frequently decaying a lot.