International Disney Networks Thread Part 9

[BloggerHU]

DC CZ/HU in October:

A Disney Csatorna októberi újdonságai

Rég volt már, hogy a hónap első napján a Disney Csatorna aktuális újdonságairól számoljunk be. A csatorna októberben is folytatja a premierdömpinget.

mentrum.hu

 

[Checkerboard]

Decent. Curious about Halloween graphics.

 

[Review Metabee]

I actually like the new branding for Disney Channel EMEA

 

[Perla Magica]

DC Poland already improved the "new episode" screenbug. Instead of "New" it's now "Nowy odcinek".

 

[Review Metabee]

When was the last time Ducktales aired on Disney Channel UK?

I know it's during bounce era but what year?

 

[Francisque]

Maybe even earlier: Toon Disney has been there since 2000 in the UK (along with Playhouse Disney), there had not been many classic toons (even staples) on the main Disney Channel for a long time.
Disney Channel UK has been "tweenized" rather early, as compared to let's say the Italian Disney Channel, mostly because it took longer for Playhouse and Toon in Italy to pop up; still a rather decent channel, but DC IT before 2003 in particular had more variety

Also, if I remember correctly, even Toon Disney UK had a huge thing for more popular cartoons (esp. since 2002) and less for classic toons like Ducktales and Darkwing Duck, disappointingly.

A lot of Recess in particular

 

[Review Metabee]

Maybe even earlier: Toon Disney has been there since 2000 in the UK (along with Playhouse Disney), there had not been many classic toons (even staples) on the main Disney Channel for a long time.
Disney Channel UK has been "tweenized" rather early, as compared to let's say the Italian Disney Channel, mostly because it took longer for Playhouse and Toon in Italy to pop up; still a rather decent channel, but DC IT before 2003 in particular had more variety

Also, if I remember correctly, even Toon Disney UK had a huge thing for more popular cartoons (esp. since 2002) and less for classic toons like Ducktales and Darkwing Duck, disappointingly.

A lot of Recess in particular

The only classics I remember Cinemagic airing was Timon and Pumbaa. Maybe some Hercules and they'd pull a TD US and air 1 ducktales per month.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Disney Channel Canada continuity from August 30, 2022.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Disney Channel Germany continuity from August 24, 2022.

 

[NixcoBox12]

Disney Channel Germany continuity from August 24, 2022.

The feed that as of today, still hasn’t rebranded

 

[Perla Magica]

I caught this banner timing error moment while watching Vikingskool today.

Usually the coming up next banner comes at near end of episode, but today it came in around 12th minute of the episode.

 

[Fernzéhen]

I caught this banner timing error moment while watching Vikingskool today.

Usually the coming up next banner comes at near end of episode, but today it came in around 12th minute of the episode.

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Off topic but his reaction to the banner is marvelous.

 

[thetellyweb]

Maybe even earlier: Toon Disney has been there since 2000 in the UK (along with Playhouse Disney), there had not been many classic toons (even staples) on the main Disney Channel for a long time.
Disney Channel UK has been "tweenized" rather early, as compared to let's say the Italian Disney Channel, mostly because it took longer for Playhouse and Toon in Italy to pop up; still a rather decent channel, but DC IT before 2003 in particular had more variety

Also, if I remember correctly, even Toon Disney UK had a huge thing for more popular cartoons (esp. since 2002) and less for classic toons like Ducktales and Darkwing Duck, disappointingly.

A lot of Recess in particular

I never had Toon Disney UK when it launched, as it was a Sky only channel at the start. But a lot of the shows they seemed to advertise at the time were the more recent ones at that time, like Schnookums and Meat, Bonkers and Marsupilami (some were also being run on Disney Channel as well in either the daytime or late at night before they closed).

By the time I did get it. they were all pretty much the tween based ones and modern hits like Recess, Pepper Ann, Weekenders and Hercules.

Recess was definitely a popular show for them. One thing I recall was a Friday Afternoon block consisting of a movie and Recess back-to-back. And then Bigger Fridays later followed, copying the same format. They never changed the show to anything else, except for one occasion with Lilo & Stitch The Series.

Classics did crawl back, but were either on Playhouse Disney or Cinemagic for a short period of time.

 

[Francisque]

Yeah, there were classics but mostly in minor time slots or not on air for long, and basically almost never on Disney Channel.

Then Cinemagic tried to sandwich movies with shows and non-peak school times, but eventually, 2 years before the closure, shows were only "possible" during time slots like 10pm-12am.

I remember seeing Toon Disney UK's schedules, and yeah, not particularly impressed with the potential.

DC IT had a "duck" block on weekdays at 1pm, hardly "possible" on DC UK or even TD UK

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Disney Channel Portugal continuity from June 29, 2021.

 

[Perla Magica]

DC Japan continuity from 17th August:

DC Netherlands from yesterday:

 

[zakawer2]

Disney Channel - se tablån för hela veckan!

Vad går på Disney Channel ikväll? Se hela veckans tablå för över 200 kanaler på Sveriges bästa tablåtjänst.

tv24.se

Just realized that Disney Channel Scandinavia has been airing weekly new episodes of Big City Greens season 3A (not including "Squashed!", which I assume is expected to air closer to Halloween, and should be on Disney+ once the entire season is added over here) since September 26th, starting with "Boss Life / Papaganda". One new episode every Monday.

Disney Channel - se tablån för hela veckan!

Vad går på Disney Channel ikväll? Se hela veckans tablå för över 200 kanaler på Sveriges bästa tablåtjänst.

tv24.se

Also, it looks like The Ghost and Molly McGee season 1B (production order) will air on Disney Channel Scandinavia starting on October 3rd, with one new episode every Monday. It looks to me like they're intentionally skipping the holiday-oriented "Festival of Lights / Saving Christmas" from season 1A, as well as the winter-themed "Ice Princess / Ready, Set, Snow!", and delaying them until Christmas 2022 and early 2023 respectively (or until they put the show's complete first season on Disney+ in Denmark).

 

[JMTV]

Here's a list of the current International Disney Channels that received the new look (aka The Signature Strokes look) so far:

-Africa

-Bulgaria

-Czech Republic

-France

-Greece

-Hungary

-Israel

-Middle East

-Netherlands and Flanders

-Poland

-Portugal

-Romania

-Moldova

-Scandinavia

-Spain

And here are the ones that had not received or yet to received the rebrand:

-United States

-Canada

-Germany

-India

-Japan

-Latin America

-Russia


If I'm missing something or everything is accurate, let me know. I'll updated as soon as I can.

 

[Moleoman]

As another side effect of Disney's withdrawal from Russia is that newer productions on Disney Channel Scandinavia air in English on the channel's Russian audio track:

 

[CassandraRO]

As another side effect of Disney's withdrawal from Russia is that newer productions on Disney Channel Scandinavia air in English on the channel's Russian audio track:

Russia may stop dubbing shows like CN and he worries about that cr*p show ‍