In the butch Hartman justice system his sexually based crimes were considered especially offensive in New York City he has been dispatched away from his job at a big television animation company to be questioned by the special victims unit this is that story
As Dreamers Do Part Deux
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3 things
1. Why is Oaxis a rebrand of Discovery Kids not AEG TV?
2. Is the reason for the Oaxis name because Butch Hartman wanted to launch a streaming service with the same name a few years ago?
3. What going to happen to not just the AEG owned properties but maybe even the Anschutz Corporation (Properties e.g. sports teams, AEG TV and other things)?
1. Why is Oaxis a rebrand of Discovery Kids not AEG TV?
2. Is the reason for the Oaxis name because Butch Hartman wanted to launch a streaming service with the same name a few years ago?
3. What going to happen to not just the AEG owned properties but maybe even the Anschutz Corporation (Properties e.g. sports teams, AEG TV and other things)?
It's about time.....
Nice...
So, what would this mean?
Nice! I'll cook up a fantasy schedule!
(*facepalm*)
Ok....
Same here.
Same here with you.
I don't know.....
Ok.
Right, and I can't wait for The Simpsons Movie!
................
Moving on now........
Because we needed something to do with the name....
Yep.
Summer 07.
It means Miramax and AEG TV will be bought out by Mitt Romney's Bain Capital firm and could possibly be rebranded.
Major League Soccer has seized control of the Los Angeles Galaxy, Colorado Rapids, DC United, Chicago Rhythm and Houston Dynamo after Phil Anschutz refused to sell those teams.
10) Lupin III (Lionsgate)
9) Inuyasha (20th Century-Fox)
8) Angie Girl (Columbia-TriStar)
7) Pokemon (Columbia-TriStar)
6) Naruto (20th Century-Fox)
5) Speed Racer (Warner Bros.)
4) My Neighbor Toroto (Touchstone)
3) Dragon Ball Z (Warner Bros.)
2) Sailor Moon (New Line Cinema)
1) Urusei Yatsura (20th Century-Fox)
From this list, I can figure the following details:
1: Fox has the most dubs in this list, with Columbia-TriStar and WB each having two.
2: Of the studios with only one dub to claim, they happen to be the finest classics, with Henson and Totoro, Golden Harvest and Sailor Moon, and Lupin at Lionsgate through Geneon.
3: The only obscurity here is Angie Girl. Literally everything else is well-known IOTL.
4: Through sheer coincidence, Rumiko Takahashi's credit appears twice in this list, once in each half. In fact, it nearly bookends the list.
5: Lionsgate really is shaping up to be a premier anime dubbing studio if it can get a spot on this list.
6: Amazingly, despite not having DC or Hanna-Barbera to flaunt their animation credit, both of WB's entries made it into the Top 5. Not bad for Speed Racer's re-dub, which was up against UY from the start.
Ratatouille (2007 Movie)
Ratatouille
Released by Touchstone Pictures on June 29, 2007
Animation produced by Pixar Animation Studios under the Henson Animation (HA!) umbrella.
Cast and Crew
Same as OTL
Notes
Depending on who you ask, Ratatouille may have already had its premiere in New York City a few months earlier:
Aw cool
*snicker* Remy better cook me up some Quesaritos, or he's gonna be in the KFC deepfrier
Glad to see the movie's unchanged, although with it being under the Henson umbrella, Rizzo might want to step up his game to become Touchstone's leading rat in the business.
Ratatouille
Released by Touchstone Pictures on June 29, 2007
Animation produced by Pixar Animation Studios under the Henson Animation (HA!) umbrella.
Cast and Crew
Same as OTL
Pizza Rat, thine glory has been challenged.
Transformers (2007 Live Action Film)
Transformers
Released by TriStar Pictures on July 3, 2007
Produced in association with Hasbro and Amblin Entertainment
Directed by
Kevin Smith
Executive Producers
Steven Spielberg
Michael E. Uslan
Screenplay by
Roberto Orci
Alex Kurtzman
Music by
Michael Giacchino
Main Cast
Haley Joel Osment as Sam Witwicky
Emma Stone as Mikaela Banes
All other human characters are played by the same actors as OTL. Plus, all Transformer voices are the same as OTL.
Notes
- Even though Mr. Osment and Ms. Stone get top billing in the film's marketing ITTL, the human subplot is de-emphasized in favor of concentrating on the Autobots' conflict with the Decepticons.
- In the 2007 NFL Draft, former Georgia Tech wide receiver Calvin Johnson, nicknamed Megatron, was selected #1 overall by the St. Louis Sorcerers.
2007 World Bowl
Held at Parc Des Princes in Paris, France on July 7, 2007
TV in the United States
Network: Fox
Announcers: Nick Halling and Bill Maas
MVP: Kliff Kingsbury; QB of the Arizona Wranglers
This year's World Bowl was an offensive shootout with Kingsbury of Arizona and Casey Bramlet of the Scottish Claymores combining for 700 passing yards. Kingsbury threw 4 touchdown passes, completing two to WR Ruvell Martin and the others to WR Justin Jenkins and RB Fred Jackson. Wranglers head coach Bruce Arians, voted WLAF Coach of the Year last season, was the winning coach for this year's World Bowl.
Final Score
Arizona Wranglers 38
Scottish Claymores 27
Held at Parc Des Princes in Paris, France on July 7, 2007
TV in the United States
Network: Fox
Announcers: Nick Halling and Bill Maas
MVP: Kliff Kingsbury; QB of the Arizona Wranglers
This year's World Bowl was an offensive shootout with Kingsbury of Arizona and Casey Bramlet of the Scottish Claymores combining for 700 passing yards. Kingsbury threw 4 touchdown passes, completing two to WR Ruvell Martin and the others to WR Justin Jenkins and RB Fred Jackson. Wranglers head coach Bruce Arians, voted WLAF Coach of the Year last season, was the winning coach for this year's World Bowl.
Final Score
Arizona Wranglers 38
Scottish Claymores 27