As Dreamers Do Part Deux

Also, what year did Downton Abbey debut IOTL? I think I might bring that to UPN in the States.
It came out in 2010, but to bring it to UPN, it would need to be done in 2011 or later to have enough of an episode count. Actually, a little bit over the minimum if some of the British episodes become two-parters.
 
I'm not too familiar with Still Game.

Also, what year did Downton Abbey debut IOTL? I think I might bring that to UPN in the States.
Still Game came out in 2002 and ended it's original run in 2007 (ironic given the year we are ITTL) and pretty much the most famous and beloved sitcom to come out of Scotland, though came back with a revival from 2016 to 2019 though speaking as a Scot, I'd rather avoid the revival series as many continuity points were dropped and it wasn't as fresh.

Good thing is you can find the 6 original series on YouTube in which you can watch if you like.

Given how there is a more wider acceptance of British comedy in America here, I see no reason why Still Game can be part of its own Scottish invasion of America much like Rikki Fulton had earlier on ITTL (maybe fellow Scottish sitcom Rab C Nesbitt also made in America during the 90's here as it was a hit across the UK IOTL).
 
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@WB18

Oklahoma Twisters with OTL OKC Thunder colors:
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That looks pretty good ngl.
 
Star Wars 30th Anniversary (May 25, 2007)
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Star Wars 30th Anniversary Special
Aired on May 25, 2007 as a three hour special edition of the Wonderful World of Disney on Fox

Hosted by
Mark Hamill

With interviews by
George Lucas
Steven Spielberg
Carrie Fisher
Kurt Russell
Peter Mayhew
Kenny Baker
Anthony Daniels
Frank Oz
Heath Ledger
Samuel L. Jackson
Ewan MacGregor
Natalie Portman
"Weird Al" Yankovic
James Earl Jones
Ralph McQuarrie
John Williams
Phil Tippett
Dennis Muren
Joe Johnston
Ken Ralston
Lawrence Kasdan
Sigourney Weaver
Ian MacDiarmid

Films made so far:
Star Wars: A New Hope (1977)
The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
Return of the Jedi (1983)
Caravan of Courage: A Wookiee Adventure (1984)
Wookiees: Battle for Kashyyyk (1985)
Shadows of the Empire (1996)
The Phantom Menace (1999)
Attack of the Clones (2002)
Revenge of the Sith (2005)

Animated Series
Droids (1985)
Clone Wars (2003; 2D Version)
Clone Wars (3D Version coming in 2008)

Note: The Ewoks animated series still exists, but it takes place in the universe of ET: The Extra Terrestrial. Therefore its full title is Ewoks: The Extra Terrestrials. That was Lucas and Spielberg's way of cashing in on the Smurf craze in North America.

Star Tours Debuts
Disneyland Park in Anaheim, CA in 1987
Riverfront Square in St. Louis, MO in 1988 and again in 2006 when the park was rebuilt with a larger footprint.
Disney-Fox Studios Theme Park in Lake Buena Vista, FL in 1989
Tokyo Disney World in the early 1990's
Sydney Disneyland in 2003
Hong Kong Disneyland in 2006​
 
star_wars_30th_anniversary_logo_by_jamibug_d5xj8u0-fullview.jpg

Star Wars 30th Anniversary Special
Aired on May 25, 2007 as a three hour special edition of the Wonderful World of Disney on Fox

Hosted by
Mark Hamill

With interviews by
George Lucas
Steven Spielberg
Carrie Fisher
Kurt Russell
Peter Mayhew
Kenny Baker
Anthony Daniels
Frank Oz
Heath Ledger
Samuel L. Jackson
Ewan MacGregor
Natalie Portman
"Weird Al" Yankovic
James Earl Jones
Ralph McQuarrie
John Williams
Phil Tippett
Dennis Muren
Joe Johnston
Ken Ralston
Lawrence Kasdan
Sigourney Weaver
Ian MacDiarmid

Films made so far:
Star Wars: A New Hope (1977)
The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
Return of the Jedi (1983)
Caravan of Courage: A Wookiee Adventure (1984)
Wookiees: Battle for Kashyyyk (1985)
Shadows of the Empire (1996)
The Phantom Menace (1999)
Attack of the Clones (2002)
Revenge of the Sith (2005)

Animated Series
Droids (1985)
Clone Wars (2003; 2D Version)
Clone Wars (3D Version coming in 2008)

Note: The Ewoks animated series still exists, but it takes place in the universe of ET: The Extra Terrestrial. Therefore its full title is Ewoks: The Extra Terrestrials. That was Lucas and Spielberg's way of cashing in on the Smurf craze in North America.

Star Tours Debuts
Disneyland Park in Anaheim, CA in 1987
Riverfront Square in St. Louis, MO in 1988 and again in 2006 when the park was rebuilt with a larger footprint.
Disney-Fox Studios Theme Park in Lake Buena Vista, FL in 1989
Tokyo Disney World in the early 1990's
Sydney Disneyland in 2003
Hong Kong Disneyland in 2006​
I LOVE IT!!
 
star_wars_30th_anniversary_logo_by_jamibug_d5xj8u0-fullview.jpg

Star Wars 30th Anniversary Special
Aired on May 25, 2007 as a three hour special edition of the Wonderful World of Disney on Fox

Hosted by
Mark Hamill

With interviews by
George Lucas
Steven Spielberg
Carrie Fisher
Kurt Russell
Peter Mayhew
Kenny Baker
Anthony Daniels
Frank Oz
Heath Ledger
Samuel L. Jackson
Ewan MacGregor
Natalie Portman
"Weird Al" Yankovic
James Earl Jones
Ralph McQuarrie
John Williams
Phil Tippett
Dennis Muren
Joe Johnston
Ken Ralston
Lawrence Kasdan
Sigourney Weaver
Ian MacDiarmid

Films made so far:
Star Wars: A New Hope (1977)
The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
Return of the Jedi (1983)
Caravan of Courage: A Wookiee Adventure (1984)
Wookiees: Battle for Kashyyyk (1985)
Shadows of the Empire (1996)
The Phantom Menace (1999)
Attack of the Clones (2002)
Revenge of the Sith (2005)

Animated Series
Droids (1985)
Clone Wars (2003; 2D Version)
Clone Wars (3D Version coming in 2008)

Note: The Ewoks animated series still exists, but it takes place in the universe of ET: The Extra Terrestrial. Therefore its full title is Ewoks: The Extra Terrestrials. That was Lucas and Spielberg's way of cashing in on the Smurf craze in North America.

Star Tours Debuts
Disneyland Park in Anaheim, CA in 1987
Riverfront Square in St. Louis, MO in 1988 and again in 2006 when the park was rebuilt with a larger footprint.
Disney-Fox Studios Theme Park in Lake Buena Vista, FL in 1989
Tokyo Disney World in the early 1990's
Sydney Disneyland in 2003
Hong Kong Disneyland in 2006​
This is just great. Not only does three hours sound like an appropriate amount of time for Star Wars, but with all this information, it's warranted.

Also, putting the Ewoks in the ET universe sounds great, especially since ET and Star Wars are more closely connected with one another ITTL.

Speaking of other science fiction franchises, would it be too much to imagine a section in this special dedicated to the impact the franchise had on one Rumiko Takahashi back in Japan?
 
What will happen to Chris Benoit and his family ITTL?
Chris and Nancy got divorced and Chris lost custody of Daniel.

After Chris had been arrested for domestic violence earlier this decade, he was fired by WCW. Since his release from jail, Chris is trying to get back on his feet with other promotions.
 
Chris and Nancy got divorced and Chris lost custody of Daniel.

After Chris had been arrested for domestic violence earlier this decade, he was fired by WCW. Since his release from jail, Chris is trying to get back on his feet with other promotions.
If there is one chance Chris has to continue wrestling, I would believe that it would come form this medical treatment: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy.

Also, what channel does TNA show up on?
 
Major League Soccer as of 2007
Eastern Conference

DC United
New England Revolution
New York Cosmos
Tampa Bay Mutiny
Chicago Rhythm
Columbus Crew
Toronto Blizzard (Expansion)
Montreal Impact (Expansion)
Philadelphia Ringers (Expansion)
Atlanta Silverbacks or Terminus Atlanta (Expansion)

Western Conference
Colorado Rapids
Los Angeles Galaxy
San Jose Earthquakes
Seattle Sounders
Utah Highlanders
Portland Timbers
San Diego Sockers
Houston Dynamo
Kansas City Wizards
Dallas Burn
 
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An lineup idea for Bullet Train on USA Cartoon Express:

Weeknights:

10:00PM: One Piece(uncut)
10:30PM: Cardcaptor Sakura(uncut)

11PM-1AM: Theme Nights:

Mondays:
11PM: Ah! My Goddess
11:30PM: Ai Yori Aoshi
12AM: Shrien Maiden
12:30AM: Mysterious Play(Fushigi Yugi)

Tuesdays:
11PM: Gad Guard
11:30PM: eX-Driver
12AM: Last Exile
12:30AM: R.O.D. The TV Series

Wednesdays:
11PM: Trigun
11:30PM: Gungrave
12AM: Hellsing
12:30AM: GunXSword

Thursdays:
11PM: Samurai Champloo
11:30PM: Ergo Proxy
12AM: Paranoia Agent
12:30AM: Black Lagoon

Fridays:
11PM-2AM: Anime Movie/OVA/Short Anime(as long as it's from the Geneon side of Lionsgate)

Monday-Thursdays:
1AM: Star Blazers
1:30AM: Voltron

Weekend expansion to come later!

I got the anime from here:

Thoughts?
 
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An lineup idea for Bullet Train on USA Cartoon Express:

Weeknights:

10:00PM: One Piece(uncut)
10:30PM: Cardcaptor Sakura(uncut)

11PM-1AM: Theme Nights:

Mondays:
11PM: Ah! My Goddess
11:30PM: Ai Yori Aoshi
12AM: Shrien Maiden
12:30AM: Mysterious Play(Fushigi Yugi)

Tuesdays:
11PM: Gad Guard
11:30PM: eX-Driver
12AM: Last Exile
12:30AM: R.O.D. The TV Series

Wednesdays:
11PM: Trigun
11:30PM: Gungrave
12AM: Hellsing
12:30AM: GunXSword

Thursdays:
11PM: Samurai Champloo
11:30PM: Ergo Proxy
12AM: Paranoia Agent
12:30AM: Black Lagoon

Fridays:
11PM-2AM: Anime Movie/OVA/Short Anime(as long as it's from the Geneon side of Lionsgate)

Monday-Thursdays:
1AM: Star Blazers
1:30AM: Voltron

Weekend expansion to come later!

I got the anime from here:

Thoughts?
This lineup actually looks good. We've got two of the most recognizable anime in recent years kicking off the night, at least one big name series is on each themed night, and at least six altogether, a movie-like presentation on Fridays that covers basically anything over or under 22 minutes at a time, and the block ends with two classics from the pre-Fox era of anime.

All in all, I'm sold!
 
This lineup actually looks good. We've got two of the most recognizable anime in recent years kicking off the night, at least one big name series is on each themed night, and at least six altogether, a movie-like presentation on Fridays that covers basically anything over or under 22 minutes at a time, and the block ends with two classics from the pre-Fox era of anime.

All in all, I'm sold!
Yep!

I'll be posting the Nexus lineup whenever I can get a logo for it.
 
This Just In (May 2007)
This Just In...

CBS will choose between Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, Jon Stewart, John Oliver and Jimmy Fallon to host the Late Late Show starting next spring. Both The Late Show and Late Late Show are currently hosted by Craig Ferguson since the abrupt firing of Jay Leno last year.
- TV Guide
 
This Just In...

CBS will choose between Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, Jon Stewart, John Oliver and Jimmy Fallon to host the Late Late Show starting next spring. Both The Late Show and Late Late Show are currently hosted by Craig Ferguson since the abrupt firing of Jay Leno last year.
- TV Guide
They're all good choices, but I choose Stephen Colbert to take over.
 
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