International Disney Networks Thread

[Francisque]

At last.. I think Disney Junior has gone WS too.. it was meant to go WS during these days

 

[josie]

Such a nice surprise when I tuned in today. It was still 4/3 yesterday.

 

[Moleoman]

At last.. I think Disney Junior has gone WS too.. it was meant to go WS during these days

Disney Junior EMEA is still in 4:3 mixed with 14:9. (or at least on the Polish subfeed)

 

[Checkerboard]

Nice surprise. I'd like to see some continuity. I guess you are happy

 

[Red Arrow]

I am happy too! The English audio track is back, so I can watch Sonny in English!

And I think I will soon upload the Dutch opening sequence of Hercules. I will also upload it in Castillian Spanish and French.

 

[Dodokoce]

You want a continuity? Sure..
I planned to record CN FR, but now ill add DC Emea on the list too, i might record it later.

 

[jfoley85]

The good thing is that I will be able to bring my digital cable services with me when I move on Sept. 1. I am moving into a house with four other roommates. Calling my cable company someone else had services with the same cable provider at that address that was like 1A This road but I was able to get them to use a method like 1B This Road for me with having it added to the list of places to live at the same address - so good news. DC launches September 1 st and I am hoping to have my services by Sept. 4 th I can't wait to check out the new DC !

 

[Moleoman]

I found a rarity today! Here's an (incomplete) Disney Channel Scandinavia continuity from early June 2003 (that's about 3 months after launch of DC Scandinavia):

 

[Takao]

I don't follow Disney Channel so I don't know if this is out of the norm, but DC Canada will have commercials, unlike Family Channel.

DHX's rebrand of Disney XD Canada won't be called Family XTRM.

 

[RegularCapital]

DHX's rebrand of Disney XD Canada won't be called Family XTRM.

Really? Do you have a source about this?

 

[Francisque]

I found a rarity today! Here's an (incomplete) Disney Channel Scandinavia continuity from early June 2003 (that's about 3 months after launch of DC Scandinavia):

It's so great to find this

I wonder how they used the normal standard "Next" bumpers though, since this one appears to be a "special" one (and the initial part is cut off).. also, we don't get the full "Now" bumper

 

[shoohorn]

Lol its like a film reel in the video

 

[dcbanners]

I found a rarity today! Here's an (incomplete) Disney Channel Scandinavia continuity from early June 2003 (that's about 3 months after launch of DC Scandinavia):

Finally!! Interesting too see that they used to write the whole name of the weekday (like CN Nordic does).

 

[Francisque]

We should ask the person who posted the video if (s)he has more

 

[Mariana]

The Disney Channel block on SBT will be named Mundo Disney (Disney World)... I'm so curious to see its brand pack, will they use DC bumpers or new ones?

http://anmtv.xpg.uol.com.br/disney-e-sbt-possivel-nome-do-bloco-de-atracoes/

I guess looking to the name that it will be a version of Disney Planet, a show in shorts that promotes Disneyland and current airs on DC BR.


This video is promoting Epcot and Disney's Animal Kingdom with the Anger's voiceactor (Inside Out) Léo Jaime.

The launch is dated to September 1st, same day of the launch of DC CA as everyone here knows.

 

[RandomMe]

Some sources speculate that it will add "no SBT" to the title, even though the block is actually "pseudo-paid programming".

 

[Lord Hater]

The Télétoon Rétro TV schedules are not listing Disney La Chaîne programming after September 1. What's with this?

 

[jfoley85]

The Télétoon Rétro TV schedules are not listing Disney La Chaîne programming after September 1. What's with this?

I'd say it's because the schedule will be posted on Disney La Chaines website soon. Teletoon Retro's websites will probably be taken down for English and French.

 

[Takao]

DHX begins their charge against Corus with the main Family Channel's fall highlights:

FAMILY CHANNEL TAKES THE NEXT STEP TOWARDS FULL OUT AWESOMENESS WITH ITS 2015 FALL PROGRAMMING LINEUP

FLAGSHIP SERIES THE NEXT STEP RETURNS WITH NEW EPISODES, SEPTEMBER 11
DEGRASSI’S ANA GOLJA AND JENNIFER BEALS STAR IN FEATURE FILM FULL OUT, SEPTEMBER 11
NEW SERIES AWESOMENESSTV AND MAKE ME OVER DEBUT SEPTEMBER 4

Toronto, August 18, 2015 – Fans will be falling for Family’s September schedule as the network has revealed its 2015 Fall Programming Lineup. The non-stop schedule is stocked with series, specials and movies that amount to a month full of not-to-be-missed moments. September brings the return of the #1 tween show The Next Step; the sophomore season of innovative magazine series Gaming Show (In My Parents’ Garage); and the Canadian TV debut of the comedy sketch sensation AwesomenessTV and Bethany Mota’s reality series Make Me Over. Also on deck this month, the premiere of the inspirational feature film Full Out, depicting the true story of UCLA gymnast Ariana Berlin.

“The fall schedule we’ve got lined up for viewers offers the highly-anticipated return of fan-favourite series and brings the Family audience an awesome list of brand new series and specials that will hook fans this September,” said Michael Goldsmith, Vice President, Original Production, DHX Television. “With new series debuting as early as September 1, we’re not wasting any time kicking off this fall’s lineup. We’re diving into shows that appeal to our audiences’ sensibilities and speak to their generation. While The Next Step, Gaming Show and Full Out play to our fans’ interest in relevant stories, the introduction of the AwesomenessTV slate offers a twist that will resonate with today’s savvy youth.”

Below is a chronological listing of detailed programming information for Family Channel’s new Fall schedule. All programming is subject to change. High-resolution images and contact information for programming on Family Channel are available at: http://press.family.ca.

All times ET/PT
Nowhere Boys – Sneak Peek – Tuesday, September 1 at 6 p.m.
A mix of fantasy and science fiction, Nowhere Boys follows the action-packed adventures of four teenage boys who return from a school excursion to discover they’re stuck in a parallel world into which they were never born. In this first look, viewers are introduced to alpha jock Jack, golden child Sam, rebel Felix and bookworm Andy – four opposing personalities that must learn to get along when supernatural forces thrust them together. Fans can look forward to series’ official debut this October.

AwesomenessTV – Series Premiere – Friday, September 4 at 4:30 p.m.
Comedy, pranks and pop music parodies collide in this exciting new sketch show that offers a fresh, hilarious take on teen life. Weekly guest hosts include: 5 Seconds of Summer, Austin Mahone, Cimorelli, Daniella Monet, Emblem3, Fifth Harmony, Grace Helbig, Jack Griffo, Kira Kosarin, Rixton, Smosh, Sydney Park and The Vamps.

Make Me Over – Series Premiere – September 4 at 6 p.m.
Fashion influencer Bethany Mota gives everyday teens the surprise of a lifetime in the brand new reality series Make Me Over. With her Glam Squad in tow, Bethany is on a mission to make everyone feel like the most beautiful version of themselves, and to stand up in support of teens who have encountered everything from bullying to body insecurities.

Gaming Show (In My Parents’ Garage) – Season 2 Premiere – Monday, September 7 at 6 p.m.
Set in Jesse’s parents’ tricked out garage, Gaming Show (In My Parents’ Garage) stars real-life video game addicts Jesse Sukunda, Julia Schwartz and Ian Duchene, a trio of quirky young teens who have created their own YouTube channel devoted to gaming. Season two explores the exciting world of gaming through insightful reviews, head-to-head competitions and cool and informative field segments. Plus, viewers can expect some surprise visits from high profile YouTube, sports, music and gaming celebs.

The Next Step – Season 3, Fall Premiere – Friday, September 11 at 6:30 p.m.
The kicks, tricks and back flips continue as Family Channel’s hit series The Next Step returns with new episodes this fall. The one-hour premiere picks up where the mid-season finale concluded with the arrival of a mischievous new dancer visiting from the UK, and the departure of a valued team member. Despite never-ending obstacles and challenges, the A-Troupe must find the strength to support each other as a team as they travel to Miami to compete at Internationals. Following the premiere, new episodes will air regularly Fridays at 7 p.m.

Full Out – Movie Premiere – Friday, September 11 at 7:30 p.m.
Based on real-life events, Full Out is the motivational story of Ariana Berlin (Ana Golja, Degrassi), an elite gymnast and Olympic hopeful whose life took a sharp turn after a near-fatal car accident. Following a year in rehabilitation, Ariana redirected her focus and joined a professional dance crew, incorporating many of her former gymnastics skills into the group’s hip-hop and breakdancing routines. But, she never gave up on her dream to compete again. The movie also stars Jennifer Beals (Flashdance) and The Next Step’s Trevor Tordjman and Lamar Johnson.

Big Ticket Summer Concert – Special Television Event – Friday, September 25 at 7:30 p.m.
The hottest talent from across the globe take centre stage in this special televised presentation of the summer’s biggest party. Fans can relive the explosive live performances that took place at Family Channel’s Big Ticket Summer Concert from Toronto’s Molson Canadian Amphitheatre on Sunday, August 23, 2015 and catch exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpses and interviews with this year’s incredible lineup including Becky G, The Vamps, Shane Harte, The Tide and the cast of The Next Step.

The Next Step Live: The Movie – Movie Premiere – Friday, October 2 at 7:30 p.m.
Fans of the wildly popular tween drama, The Next Step, won’t want to miss this feature-length documentary that follows the series’ stars as they travel cross-country to perform in front of sold-out crowds during their two-month live stage tour. The film, which was shot earlier this year, features exclusive footage of the dancers as they prepared for their inaugural tour, including footage from the tour bus, backstage, live performances and meeting fans, as well as exclusive interviews with cast members.

Barbie in Rock’n Royals – Movie Premiere – Saturday, October 17 at 12 p.m.
In this upbeat musical, Barbie™ stars as Princess Courtney, a modern princess whose world is turned upside down when a mix-up sends her to Camp Pop and Erika, a famous rock star, to Camp Royalty. While the leaders of the rival camps try to correct the mix-up, both Courtney and Erika learn to adjust to the different worlds and have fun while making new, unexpected friends. When the girls learn both camps are at risk of shutting down, they must embrace their differences, find their true voices and come together for an epic sing-off that shows anything is possible when you dare to dream big.

All of the programs debuting as part of Family Channel’s fall schedule will be available for viewing on Family OnDemand following their on-air premieres. Additionally, viewers can visit Family.ca for more information on new series, new specials and new games throughout the fall.

Also returning to Family Channel this fall are the popular Disney series Jessie, Dog With A Blog and I Didn’t Do It, and classic favourites Good Luck Charlie, Phineas and Ferb, Wizards of Waverly Place and A.N.T. Farm.

Family Channel offers the best in family television entertainment in a premium, commercial-free environment. Dedicated to celebrating family life and providing a daily vacation for children and their families, Family airs a unique mix of top-rated Canadian and acquired series, movies and specials. Family Channel subscribers also have access to Family OnDemand and Family Online at no additional cost, to see hit movies and series when they want them, where they want them. Visit us at Family.ca.

About DHX Television
DHX Television is comprised of the Family suite of channels and is part of DHX Media Ltd., a leading creator, producer, marketer and broadcaster of family entertainment. DHX Media Ltd. markets and distributes its library of more than 11,000 half-hours of entertainment programming worldwide, and licenses its owned properties through its dedicated brand-management and consumer-products business, DHX Brands. DHX Media Ltd.’s full-service international licensing agency, Copyright Promotions Licensing Group Ltd. (CPLG), represents numerous entertainment, sport and design brands. With offices in 15 cities worldwide, including Toronto, Vancouver, Halifax, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Barcelona, Milan, Munich, Amsterdam and Beijing, DHX Media Ltd. is listed on the NASDAQ Global Select Market and on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Expect Disney content to remain on there until their contract runs out.

 

[Francisque]

Lol its like a film reel in the video

This is due to the poor VHS quality

I think it has not survived extremely well, hence the frequent "jumps"