There’s also this where for some reason, they aired the Pippi Longstocking cartoon from 1997 with Swedish localisation (I know the franchise is Swedish, so I think Disney got the masters from a Swedish distributor) when as far as I know, every other show they aired had the text left in English apart from dubbing credits at the end. Did they start localising in shows when they added subfeeds within Scandinavia around 2012?Disney Channel Scandinavia still had pan-Scandinavian text on promos on the Scandinavia/Baltics feed in early 2009:
On the MEA/Poland/Turkey subfeed the text in the same promos is absent:
Indeed, also on Toon Disney Scandi there were Scandinavian text in promos (with MTOTFLS squares)Disney Channel Scandinavia still had pan-Scandinavian text on promos on the Scandinavia/Baltics feed in early 2009:
On the MEA/Poland/Turkey subfeed the text in the same promos is absent:
No, the Scandinavian feed has never localised textDid they start localising in shows when they added subfeeds within Scandinavia around 2012?
Except dubbing credits. And that time where they did, but again, I think that was a one-off thing due to it being a partly-Swedish show based on a Swedish book that Disney therefore most likely sourced from a Swedish distributor. And of course that localisation only applied to ONE language and went out in Swedish everywhere. You know what I’m saying?No, the Scandinavian feed has never localised text![]()
What the?! Did Nickelodeon just lost broadcast rights?For some reason 44 Cats is airing now on Disney Channel EMEA which actually wasn't supposed to be on the channel and it was never planned to be on a schedule. Unless this is some soft launch of the new Disney Channel Nordic. I will keep you updated but for the last few hours shows air which aren't even supposed to air at those timeslots. It's been otherwise normal programming but they air at the wrong time. Normal programming but 44 Cats so far is a surprise.
I'm still not sure whether this really is Nordic test or not. I'm waiting for the answer from Insidus in Africa to confirm whether they have the same thing or not.Wow... maybe they are testing the new Nordic feed with Disney Junior merged as you said, since theres a lot of preschool shows (but if so that's a VERY long test lol)
Yes, I thought something similar too; it would be quite interesting if the other countries which get the feed also has this weird thing going on. If this simply is an error it would really seem that the DC EMEA’s management need to step up their game a bit, such an error can’t be going on for so long!!I'm still not sure whether this really is Nordic test or not. I'm waiting for the answer from Insidus in Africa to confirm whether they have the same thing or not.
The channel is on autopilot anyway so it may take a while for them to fix this. Schedule has changed pretty often but the channel's on air stuff for the most part seems to be part of the autopilot. Again, this might actually be a soft relaunch of DC Scandinavia to do testing but I think it's a little too early. Unless it only lasts until today when they switch back to DC EMEA. So many questions here. I'm still waiting for an answer from the African viewer.Yes, I thought something similar too; it would be quite interesting if the other countries which get the feed also has this weird thing going on. If this simply is an error it would really seem that the DC EMEA’s management need to step up their game a bit, such an error can’t be going on for so long!!![]()
Outside of Hannah Montana, I don't remember the similar case of other shows.Sorry for the double post…I know I’ll Always Remember You from Hannah Montana aired if not 7 November 2010 then the week after on nearly every Disney Channel in the world. Did this happen with any other show?
Maybe DC EMEA bought the licence to air this show here and simply they didn't have time to make a TV promo.For some reason 44 Cats is airing now on Disney Channel EMEA which actually wasn't supposed to be on the channel and it was never planned to be on a schedule. Unless this is some soft launch of the new Disney Channel Nordic. I will keep you updated but for the last few hours shows air which aren't even supposed to air at those timeslots. It's been otherwise normal programming but they air at the wrong time. Normal programming but 44 Cats so far is a surprise.
It wasn't listed on the schedule. This is some kind of an error since DC EMEA doesn't air preschool shows. Like I said, DC Scandi may have bought the licence but I'm not quite sure which feed I currently receive. It's likely DC EMEA still imo. 44 Cats hasn't aired at all after airing one last night. All the other shows are on loop with same episodes but 44 Cats isn't part of it anymore.Maybe DC EMEA bought the licence to air this show here and simply they didn't have time to make a TV promo.
Well, that's surprising, even for me.It wasn't listed on the schedule. This is some kind of an error since DC EMEA doesn't air preschool shows. Like I said, DC Scandi may have bought the licence but I'm not quite sure which feed I currently receive. It's likely DC EMEA still imo. 44 Cats hasn't aired at all after airing one last night. All the other shows are on loop with same episodes but 44 Cats isn't part of it anymore.
Maybe they're splitting technically (hence the screw-ups) today the feeds while keeping the same schedule as EMEA until the end of March, so they can have break differences where they can inform viewers about the change and so on, plus having relevant promo times for a Scandinavian audience while they approach the end of March and they need to have Nordic-relevant promos while EMEA can keep "normal" breaks.Disney Channel still airs shows that aren't supposed to be scheduled. Bluey and Firebuds have aired so far. A lot of the programming seens to be preschool content. Disney Channel's logo is also missing. I think I've never seen an error last for over 10 hours.