Speaking of news networks will since rupert murdoch dosn't own fox do you think he would lauch sky news america
As Dreamers Do: American Magic Redux
- Thread starter OldNavy1988
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First off, that is a cool logo, plain and simple.Any questions, comments, etc. before we move forward?
I thought I'd share this:
Second off, aside from Rankin-Bass, which Paramount just acquired, how much animation is in their content library?
The Media Conglomerates as of 1991
The Media Conglomerates as of 1991
NBC/RKO
National Broadcasting Company
RKO Radio Pictures
RKO Television
NBC/RKO Video
Pre-1970 Desilu TV library
Pre-1959 RKO film library
News Corporation
New York Post
Miramax Films
Miramax Television
Sky Channel America
David the Gnome English dub
The George Liquor Program
Disney Enterprises, Inc.
Walt Disney Pictures
Walt Disney Television
Walt Disney Parks & Resorts
Disney Adventures magazine
The Disney Channel
Walt Disney Television Animation
Grantray-Lawrence
Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Walt Disney Home Video
Fox Video
Playhouse Video
WED Imagineering
Atari, Inc.
Marvel Comics
Harvey Comics
Twentieth Century-Fox
Twentieth Television
Fox Television Network
Video Hits One (VH1)
Pre-1985 Filmways library
Akko-Chan anime franchise
Kimba anime franchise
Candy Candy anime franchise
Urusei Yatsura anime franchise
Ranma 1/2 anime franchise
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise (75% with Mirage Studios)
Mighty Ducks (NHL; City TBD Coming in 1992 or '93)
The Jim Henson Company
Jim Henson Studios
Touchstone Pictures
Hanna-Barbera
Nickelodeon
Muppets franchise
1979-84 Pinwheel TV series
HA! TV Comedy Network
CBS
CBS Television Network
Columbia Pictures
Columbia Pictures Television
CBS/Columbia Pictures Home Video (will be renamed Columbia-TriStar Home Video in Spring 1992)
Screen Gems
DC Comics
CBS Records
Fleischer-Terry DC cartoons and movies
1966 Batman TV series
1966 Batman movie
TriStar Pictures (50% with MCA)
Amblin Entertainment
Industrial Light and Magic
Skywalker Sound
Fantasound (25% with Disney, Dolby and Sony)
Star Wars film franchise (45% with Disney)
Indiana Jones film franchise (45% with Disney)
Roger Rabbit film franchise (45% with Disney)
NAMCO
Denver Nuggets (NBA) (50% with Coors)
Colorado Rockies (NHL)
Elitch Gardens
Pac-Man video game franchise
Turner Broadcasting System
TBS Superstation
Turner Network Television (TNT)
Cable News Network (CNN)
United Artists
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Pre-1948 Warner Bros. library
Atlanta Braves (MLB)
Atlanta Flames (NHL)
Atlanta Hawks (NBA)
Ruby-Spears
Cartoon Network (Coming in 1992)
Little Lulu franchise
Metromedia
Standard Broadcasting Company
New Line Cinema
New Line Home Video
Pre-1986 Hemdale Film Corporation library
Pre-1991 Vestron library
IceCapades
Harlem Globetrotters
RoboTech anime franchise
MCA
Universal Pictures
MCA/Universal Home Video
Universal Television
MCA/Universal Recreational
Universal Cartoon Studios (Formerly Famous Studios)
MCA Records
Decca Records
Pre-1942 Fleischer Studios library
Pre-1942 Terrytoons library
1942-52 Fleischer-Terry library
Pre-1953 Walter Lantz Productions library
Pre-1967 Kayro-JaM/Revue library
USA Network (50%)
Headline News (50%)
TriStar Pictures (50% with CBS)
Paramount Communications
Paramount Pictures
Paramount Television
Paramount Home Video
Rankin-Bass
Pre-1985 AVCO Embassy library
SEGA
Simon and Schuster
USA Network (50%)
Headline News (50%)
Carolco
Carolco Pictures
Carolco Television
Carolco Home Video
Family Home Entertainment
Pre-1978 New World library
Pre-1978 American International library
Grand Diamond 1978-91 library
Rambo film franchise
Xenomorphs film franchise
Predator film franchise
TimeWarner
Warner Bros. Pictures
Warner Bros. Television
Warner Home Video
Warner Bros. Records
Elektra Records
Atlantic Records
Motown Records
Reprise Records
Warner Pacific Comics
Warner Freeform
Merv Griffin Enterprises
TimeWarner Cable
Money magazine
People magazine
Entertainment Weekly
Time magazine
Life magazine
Sports Illustrated
Fortune
Bop magazine
Big Bopper magazine
Tiger Beat magazine
Encore (Premium Pay-TV service)
Speed Racer anime franchise
Marine Boy anime franchise
Capital Cities/ABC
ABC Television Network
ABC Video Enterprises
ESPN
A&E
Showtime
The Movie Channel
Pre-1990 Lorimar-Telepictures live action television library
Bally's Entertainment
Home Box Office (HBO)
Cinemax
Bally/Midway Manufacturing
Midway Games
Hollywood Pictures
Bally's Theme Parks and Resorts
Hollywood Pictures Home Entertainment
Hi-Tops Video
Comedy Central
NBC/RKO
National Broadcasting Company
RKO Radio Pictures
RKO Television
NBC/RKO Video
Pre-1970 Desilu TV library
Pre-1959 RKO film library
News Corporation
New York Post
Miramax Films
Miramax Television
Sky Channel America
David the Gnome English dub
The George Liquor Program
Disney Enterprises, Inc.
Walt Disney Pictures
Walt Disney Television
Walt Disney Parks & Resorts
Disney Adventures magazine
The Disney Channel
Walt Disney Television Animation
Grantray-Lawrence
Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Walt Disney Home Video
Fox Video
Playhouse Video
WED Imagineering
Atari, Inc.
Marvel Comics
Harvey Comics
Twentieth Century-Fox
Twentieth Television
Fox Television Network
Video Hits One (VH1)
Pre-1985 Filmways library
Akko-Chan anime franchise
Kimba anime franchise
Candy Candy anime franchise
Urusei Yatsura anime franchise
Ranma 1/2 anime franchise
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise (75% with Mirage Studios)
Mighty Ducks (NHL; City TBD Coming in 1992 or '93)
The Jim Henson Company
Jim Henson Studios
Touchstone Pictures
Hanna-Barbera
Nickelodeon
Muppets franchise
1979-84 Pinwheel TV series
HA! TV Comedy Network
CBS
CBS Television Network
Columbia Pictures
Columbia Pictures Television
CBS/Columbia Pictures Home Video (will be renamed Columbia-TriStar Home Video in Spring 1992)
Screen Gems
DC Comics
CBS Records
Fleischer-Terry DC cartoons and movies
1966 Batman TV series
1966 Batman movie
TriStar Pictures (50% with MCA)
Amblin Entertainment
Industrial Light and Magic
Skywalker Sound
Fantasound (25% with Disney, Dolby and Sony)
Star Wars film franchise (45% with Disney)
Indiana Jones film franchise (45% with Disney)
Roger Rabbit film franchise (45% with Disney)
NAMCO
Denver Nuggets (NBA) (50% with Coors)
Colorado Rockies (NHL)
Elitch Gardens
Pac-Man video game franchise
Turner Broadcasting System
TBS Superstation
Turner Network Television (TNT)
Cable News Network (CNN)
United Artists
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Pre-1948 Warner Bros. library
Atlanta Braves (MLB)
Atlanta Flames (NHL)
Atlanta Hawks (NBA)
Ruby-Spears
Cartoon Network (Coming in 1992)
Little Lulu franchise
Metromedia
Standard Broadcasting Company
New Line Cinema
New Line Home Video
Pre-1986 Hemdale Film Corporation library
Pre-1991 Vestron library
IceCapades
Harlem Globetrotters
RoboTech anime franchise
MCA
Universal Pictures
MCA/Universal Home Video
Universal Television
MCA/Universal Recreational
Universal Cartoon Studios (Formerly Famous Studios)
MCA Records
Decca Records
Pre-1942 Fleischer Studios library
Pre-1942 Terrytoons library
1942-52 Fleischer-Terry library
Pre-1953 Walter Lantz Productions library
Pre-1967 Kayro-JaM/Revue library
USA Network (50%)
Headline News (50%)
TriStar Pictures (50% with CBS)
Paramount Communications
Paramount Pictures
Paramount Television
Paramount Home Video
Rankin-Bass
Pre-1985 AVCO Embassy library
SEGA
Simon and Schuster
USA Network (50%)
Headline News (50%)
Carolco
Carolco Pictures
Carolco Television
Carolco Home Video
Family Home Entertainment
Pre-1978 New World library
Pre-1978 American International library
Grand Diamond 1978-91 library
Rambo film franchise
Xenomorphs film franchise
Predator film franchise
TimeWarner
Warner Bros. Pictures
Warner Bros. Television
Warner Home Video
Warner Bros. Records
Elektra Records
Atlantic Records
Motown Records
Reprise Records
Warner Pacific Comics
Warner Freeform
Merv Griffin Enterprises
TimeWarner Cable
Money magazine
People magazine
Entertainment Weekly
Time magazine
Life magazine
Sports Illustrated
Fortune
Bop magazine
Big Bopper magazine
Tiger Beat magazine
Encore (Premium Pay-TV service)
Speed Racer anime franchise
Marine Boy anime franchise
Capital Cities/ABC
ABC Television Network
ABC Video Enterprises
ESPN
A&E
Showtime
The Movie Channel
Pre-1990 Lorimar-Telepictures live action television library
Bally's Entertainment
Home Box Office (HBO)
Cinemax
Bally/Midway Manufacturing
Midway Games
Hollywood Pictures
Bally's Theme Parks and Resorts
Hollywood Pictures Home Entertainment
Hi-Tops Video
Comedy Central
@OldNavy1988 Could Amblin Entertainment and Disney Enterprises Inc. merge one day?
1: Nothing too major on NBC's part, but that's subject to change.
2: This makes it even stranger that David the Gnome was dubbed by Miramax, given the existence of George Liquor.
3: Has there been any TMNT or Filmways content in the Disney Adventures comics?
4: Glad to see Disney owns a majority of the Roger Rabbit franchise. It makes it easier to make it a franchise in the first place.
5: Wasn't Pixar supposed to be included in Amblin's catalog?
6: I think there is just enough content to create Cartoon Network in 1992, when you consider Turner's cartoon library consisting of Tom and Jerry, Droopy, Thundarr, Alvin and the Chipmunks, He-Man, and Little Lulu. Certainly not as expansive as Hanna-Barbera's properties, but it certainly helps.
7: Are there any plans for a Robotech-themed Ice Capades show? Just putting that out there.
8: It's about time Famous Studios got a name change!
9: I guess Paramount isn't ready for its own cartoon channel.
10: Would it be complete anarchy to imagine Rambo against a Xenomorph or the Predator?
11: I'm amazed that TimeWarner now owns Sports Illustrated.
Disney Adventures is barely starting out, but yeah they've had Turtle stuff in a few issues already.
To be fair, SI has been part of Time's print stable this whole time.
It is, but they haven't put anything out yet except for the OTL shorts.
IOTL, I felt like Cartoon Network wasted the title Down Wit' Droopy D on repackaged theatrical shorts when it could've been a whole new Droopy series.
1: Fair enough on both cases.
2: Well, that's still worth mentioning in and of itself.
3: Seeing as though they don't own HB, why not use the talk show format for this show? Just have Droopy, McWolf, Miss Vavoom, and the rest of the MGM cartoon stars that Turner owns work a talk show with the natural hijinks that will ensue from this, and success would likely follow suit.
So I have been quiet about asking this... But I am kinda surprised that Disney dubbed the Akko-chan anime but not the Sally the Witch anime (both series) as well? Since those two anime are basically the foundation of Magical Girl anime in general, wouldn't Disney also try to dub Sally as well? I honestly would love that tbh... I was going to ask that way back when the timeline was in the 1960s but I kinda wanted to see where it was going.
Also, how is Disney's relationship with Toei Animation in general? Since IOTL Toei and Disney have had, thanks to Power Rangers, a rocky end. Toei was basically Disney of Japan so I was curious how Disney would see Toei ITTL. Hopefully way better, though...
I may get hated, but there is a way to have Power Rangers be adapted ITTL with Saban thanks to Disney. Since Marvel, IOTL, have a good relationship with Toei thanks to their adaptation of Spider-Man. Maybe Stan Lee and Gene Pelc (The guy who produce the Spider-Man series in Japan) to finally give Super Sentai (The show Power Rangers adapts from) a shot. Saban would been trying to sell his pitch for Bioman and would wind up working with Lee and Pelc to convince Disney to give it a shot. It would still be a good idea to adapt Zyuranger first, to at least give it a good base for the show.
It's probably too late to adapt the franchise from Bioman. If Jurassic Park is delayed or butterflied, then Jetman has a a very high chance of being adapted first since that was the initial start of the franchise before Jurassic Park and its popularity forced them to capitalize on the dinosaur trend.
Jurassic Park is still going to be a thing, and I plan to keep it at Universal.
Pretty much, yeah. Although, I'd rather have SGC2C still be made at Hanna-Barbera with the title intact, while the title of "Down Wit' Droopy D" gets used for my talk show idea. Maybe Space Ghost's interpretation is made after seeing the success of Droopy's talk show, similar to how OTL Power Rangers became popular after Jurassic Park became such a monumental hit? Just throwing that out there.
It's definitely going to be a matter of when it is going to be released as to whether Zyuranger or Jetman will be adapted by Saban. I do hope that Zyuranger is the first franchise since Power Rangers will be more successful due to the dinosaur mania of the 90s.
At first, it'll be owned by Spielberg, Katzenberg and Geffen. But Paul Allen of Microsoft will still pitch in $500 million as he did IOTL.