More than Meets the Eye: An OPEN COLLAB DISCUSSION TL By Otakuninja2006

[TheFaultsofAlts]

Well........

That'll be a bit difficult, and The Disney Afternoon is a part of Fox Kids, hence why it's not listed.

In that case, I have an idea for Fox Kids's first weekday lineup:

7:00: Fun House (Season 3)
7:30: Adventures of the Gummi Bears
The Disney Afternoon:
3:00: DuckTales
3:30: Chip n Dale: Rescue Rangers
4:00: TaleSpin
4:30: Peter Pan and the Pirates

Yeah, this would decrease the popularity of the Gummi Bears series, but Fox Kids enthusiasts get to see Fun House on a weekday format, while Disney enthusiasts get two new cartoons on in the afternoon.

 

[Otakuninja2006]

So, after much consideration and getting inspired, I have decided to change the companies once again:

As of 1990

• Warner-Paramount Communications
• The Walt Disney Company
• Columbia-Turner
• Time Grand Inc.
• Capital Cities-ABC Corporation
• MCA/Universal Group
• NBC Telecommunications
• Gold Diamond Entertainment

As for networks:

• ABC: Owned by Capital Cities-ABC Corporation
• CBS: Owned by Columbia-Turner
• NBC: Owned by NBC Telecommunications.
• Fox: Owned by Time Grand Inc.
• SBT: Owned by Gold Diamond Entertainment

As for animation studios:

• Hanna-Barbera and Ruby-Spears: Owned by Columbia-Turner
• Murakami-Wolf-Swenson: Owned by NBC Telecommunications
• DiC: Owned by Capital Cities-ABC Corporation
• Film Roman: Owned by Time Grand Inc.
• Filmation: Owned by Gold Diamond Entertainment
• UPA and Universal Animation: Owned by MCA/Universal
• Walt Disney Feature Animation, Walt Disney Television Animation and Tezuka Productions: Owned by Disney
• Warner-Paramount Feature Animation, Games Animation and Warner-Paramount Television Animation: Owned by Warner-Paramount Communications

Anime Licensers/Distributors as of 1990:

• Right Stuff
• Streamline Pictures
• AnimEigo
• Harmony Gold
• AnimeWorks(a TTL anime distributor)
• Central Park Media
• Saban International
• JOLT! Worldwide

So, how do you think?

 

[kirbopher15]

So, after much consideration and getting inspired, I have decided to change the companies once again:

As of 1990

• Warner-Paramount Communications
• The Walt Disney Company
• Columbia-Turner
• Time Grand Inc.
• Capital Cities-ABC Corporation
• MCA/Universal Group
• NBC Telecommunications
• Gold Diamond Entertainment

As for networks:

• ABC: Owned by Capital Cities-ABC Corporation
• CBS: Owned by Columbia-Turner
• NBC: Owned by NBC Telecommunications.
• Fox: Owned by Time Grand Inc.
• SBT: Owned by Gold Diamond Entertainment

As for animation studios:

• Hanna-Barbera and Ruby-Spears: Owned by Columbia-Turner
• Murakami-Wolf-Swenson: Owned by NBC Telecommunications
• DiC: Owned by Capital Cities-ABC Corporation
• Film Roman: Owned by Time Grand Inc.
• Filmation: Owned by Gold Diamond Entertainment
• UPA and Universal Animation: Owned by MCA/Universal
• Walt Disney Feature Animation, Walt Disney Television Animation and Tezuka Productions: Owned by Disney
• Warner-Paramount Feature Animation, Games Animation and Warner-Paramount Television Animation: Owned by Warner-Paramount Communications

Anime Licensers/Distributors as of 1990:

• Right Stuff
• Streamline Pictures
• AnimEigo
• Harmony Gold
• AnimeWorks(a TTL anime distributor)
• Central Park Media
• Saban International
• JOLT! Worldwide

So, how do you think?

Good and by the way what do you think of the latest post I made on your toonami timeline

 

[Otakuninja2006]

Good and by the way what do you think of the latest post I made on your toonami timeline

Nice.

 

[Otakuninja2006]

Saturday Morning Lineup for 1990-1991:

ABC:
8:00 AM: Little Rosey
8:30 AM: The Wizard of Oz
9:00 AM: Beetlejuice
9:30 AM: New Kids on the Block
10:00 AM: The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show
11:00 AM: The Real Ghostbusters
11:30 AM: Schoolhouse Rock: The Series
12:00 PM: ABC Weekend Special

CBS:
8:00 AM: A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
8:30 AM: Tom and Jerry Kids
9:00 AM: Jim Henson's Muppet Babies
9:30 AM: Midnight Patrol: Adventures in the Dream Zone
10:00 AM: Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures
10:30 AM: Gravedale High
11:00 AM: The Adventures of Don Coyote and Sancho Panda
11:30 AM: Dink the Little Dinosaur
12:00 PM: Pee-wee's Playhouse
12:30 PM: CBS Storybreak

NBC:
8:00 AM: Camp Candy
8:30 AM: Kid 'n' Play
9:00 AM: Kevin Keene: The Game Master
10:00 AM: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
10:30 AM: Chipmunks Go To The Movies
11:00 AM: Saved By The Bell
11:30 AM: Guys Next Door
12:00 PM: NBC Saturday Videos
12:30 PM: NBA Inside Stuff

SBT:
Saturday Mornings:
8:00 AM: Babar
8:30 AM: Barnyard Commandos
9:00 AM: The New Adventures of Rudolph
9:30 AM: Elfquest
10:00 AM: Super Turbo Atomic Ninja Rabbit
10:30 AM: Justine Pop!
11:00 AM: Transformers
11:30 AM: G.I. Joe: An Real American Hero(1989)

Weekday Mornings:
7:00 AM: Depatie-Freleng Animated Shorts
7:30 AM: Marine Boy
8:00 AM: Jem and the Holograms
8:30 AM: My Little Pony

Weekday Afternoons:
3:00 PM: ThunderCats
3:30 PM: G.I. Joe: An Real American Hero
4:00 PM: Transformers
4:30 PM: Silverhawks

Fox:
Saturday Mornings:
8:00 AM: Fox Fun House
8:30 AM: Zazoo U
9:00 AM: Bobby's World
9:30 AM: Garfield and Friends
10:00 AM: Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
10:30 AM: Piggsburg Pigs
11:00 AM: Dragon Quest
11:30 AM: Kickers!

Weekdays
4:00 PM: Garfield and Friends
4:30 PM: Touch!

How do you guys think?

 

[TheFaultsofAlts]

Saturday Morning Lineup for 1990-1991:

ABC:
8:00 AM: Little Rosey
8:30 AM: The Wizard of Oz
9:00 AM: Beetlejuice
9:30 AM: New Kids on the Block
10:00 AM: The Bugs Bunny and Tweety Show
11:00 AM: Pee-wee's Playhouse
11:30 AM: Schoolhouse Rock: The Series
12:00 PM: ABC Weekend Special

CBS:
8:00 AM: A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
8:30 AM: Tom and Jerry Kids
9:00 AM: Jim Henson's Muppet Babies
9:30 AM: Midnight Patrol: Adventures in the Dream Zone
10:00 AM: Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures
10:30 AM: Gravedale High
11:00 AM: The Adventures of Don Coyote and Sancho Panda
11:30 AM: Dink the Little Dinosaur
12:00 PM: Pee-wee's Playhouse
12:30 PM: CBS Storybreak

NBC:
8:00 AM: Camp Candy
8:30 AM: Kid 'n' Play
9:00 AM: Kevin Keene: The Game Master
10:00 AM: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
10:30 AM: Chipmunks Go To The Movies
11:00 AM: Saved By The Bell
11:30 AM: Guys Next Door
12:00 PM: NBC Saturday Videos
12:30 PM: NBA Inside Stuff

SBT:
Saturday Mornings:
8:00 AM: Babar
8:30 AM: Barnyard Commandos
9:00 AM: The New Adventures of Rudolph
9:30 AM: Elfquest
10:00 AM: Super Turbo Atomic Ninja Rabbit
10:30 AM: Justine Pop!
11:00 AM: Transformers
11:30 AM: G.I. Joe: An Real American Hero(1989)

Weekday Mornings:
7:00 AM: Depatie-Freleng Animated Shorts
7:30 AM: Marine Boy
8:00 AM: Jem and the Holograms
8:30 AM: My Little Pony

Weekday Afternoons:
3:00 PM: ThunderCats
3:30 PM: G.I. Joe: An Real American Hero
4:00 PM: Transformers
4:30 PM: Silverhawks

Fox:
Saturday Mornings:
8:00 AM: Fox Fun House
8:30 AM: Zazoo U
9:00 AM: Bobby's World
9:30 AM: Garfield and Friends
10:00 AM: Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
10:30 AM: Piggsburg Pigs
11:00 AM: Dragon Quest
11:30 AM: Kickers!

Weekdays
4:00 PM: Garfield and Friends
4:30 PM: Touch!

How do you guys think?

1: How would Pee-Wee's Playhouse be on both CBS and ABC at the same time? Couldn't The Real Ghostbusters continue at 11 A.M. on the latter channel?
2: How would Kevin Keene: The Game Master be on for a full hour if it's a new show?
3: Just what is Justine Pop?
4: I won't lie, having Ganbare Kickers, Touch, and Dragon Quest air on Fox Kids at launch should tell you how open they are to Japanese imports this early on. Somehow, it makes the reliance on Power Rangers and Digimon in our timeline look rather quaint. To be fair, I actually like it.

 

[Otakuninja2006]

1: How would Pee-Wee's Playhouse be on both CBS and ABC at the same time? Couldn't The Real Ghostbusters continue at 11 A.M. on the latter channel?

I have actually forgot about The Real Ghostbusters, but it'll stay on ABC, but all reruns from this point forward is exclusively on Cartoon Network(already launched the year before this TL starts ITTL).

2: How would Kevin Keene: The Game Master be on for a full hour if it's a new show?

I basically took your show idea from your earlier Alterthink articles and made it into their version of the Nintendo Power Hour.

3: Just what is Justine Pop?

One of my anime-esque ideas. It's basically a shoujo like show, but it's not a actual anime, but TMS Entertainment is involved with the animation process.

4: I won't lie, having Ganbare Kickers, Touch, and Dragon Quest air on Fox Kids at launch should tell you how open they are to Japanese imports this early on. Somehow, it makes the reliance on Power Rangers and Digimon in our timeline look rather quaint. To be fair, I actually like it.

Yeah, and those are just there to fill up slots in the first year or 2 of Fox Kids' life....

And Power Rangers would be on SBT and Digimon would likely be part of a exclusive entertainment adaptation production/distribution deal with Warner-Paramount, so that'll probably air on Nickelodeon's Sunburst block(yeah, I found a purpose for the name)!

 

[TheFaultsofAlts]

I have actually forgot about The Real Ghostbusters, but it'll stay on ABC, but all reruns from this point forward is exclusively on Cartoon Network(already launched the year before this TL starts ITTL).

Oh, okay.

I basically took your show idea from your earlier Alterthink articles and made it into their version of the Nintendo Power Hour.

That actually makes a lot of sense.

One of my anime-esque ideas. It's basically a shoujo like show, but it's not a actual anime, but TMS Entertainment is involved with the animation process.

I can actually see that show having a decent following if social media is a thing ITTL.

Yeah, and those are just there to fill up slots in the first year or 2 of Fox Kids' life....

I mean, for what it's worth, those shows are good ideas for the block.

And Power Rangers would be on SBT and Digimon would likely be part of a exclusive entertainment adaptation production/distribution deal with Warner-Paramount, so that'll probably air on Nickelodeon's Sunburst block(yeah, I found a purpose for the name)!

Power Rangers on SBT works really well, but I'm interested to see how Digimon, and more specifically, the exclusive deal in general on Sunburst, would go.

 

[Otakuninja2006]

Oh, okay.

That actually makes a lot of sense.

I can actually see that show having a decent following if social media is a thing ITTL.

Yep. And it's definitely a thing ITTL, just not until when it hit big IOTL(i.e. the 2000s and beyond)....

But it'll become a hit.

I mean, for what it's worth, those shows are good ideas for the block.

Yeah, and I wanted to get a earlier start in the rise of otaku culture in America ITTL.

Just wait until the mid-90s....

Power Rangers on SBT works really well,

Yes it does, especially since that's where Pagoda is going to be airing on in addition to it's own channel.

but I'm interested to see how Digimon, and more specifically, the exclusive deal in general on Sunburst, would go.

Cool...

And we will use your Looney Tales idea as well.

 

[TheFaultsofAlts]

Yep. And it's definitely a thing ITTL, just not until when it hit big IOTL(i.e. the 2000s and beyond)....

But it'll become a hit.

I'm glad you also think so.

Yeah, and I wanted to get a earlier start in the rise of otaku culture in America ITTL.

Just wait until the mid-90s....

To be fair here, Touch, Kickers, and Dragon Quest are great ways to kick it off earlier.

Yes it does, especially since that's where Pagoda is going to be airing on in addition to it's own channel.

Works for me.

Cool...

And we will use your Looney Tales idea as well.

That'll be great!

 

[Otakuninja2006]

I'm glad you also think so.

Thanks.

To be fair here, Touch, Kickers, and Dragon Quest are great ways to kick it off earlier.

Yep, not to mention anime airing in the 70's and 80's.

Works for me.

That'll be great!

Ok.

 

[TheFaultsofAlts]

Yep, not to mention anime airing in the 70's and 80's.

Of course.

 

[Otakuninja2006]

Of course.

Yep.

 

[Otakuninja2006]

Tonight at 9:

Paramount and Anime.

What anime did Paramount dub(at least prior to their 1990 merger with Warner Bros. Pictures)?

How did they do?

What holds the (near)future for anime with the mountain?

Find out Tonight at 9!

 

[TheFaultsofAlts]

Tonight at 9:

Paramount and Anime.

What anime did Paramount dub(at least prior to their 1990 merger with Warner Bros. Pictures)?

How did they do?

What holds the (near)future for anime with the mountain?

Find out Tonight at 9!

This is going to be good. After all, Warner Bros. has the Seven Arts catalog, DC Comics, and half of Lorimar-Telepictures as of 1990, so to see what Paramount has for the action entertainment scene would be amazing.

 

[Otakuninja2006]

This is going to be good. After all, Warner Bros. has the Seven Arts catalog, DC Comics, and half of Lorimar-Telepictures as of 1990, so to see what Paramount has for the action entertainment scene would be amazing.

Yep.

And what's Seven Arts?

 

[TheFaultsofAlts]

Yep.

And what's Seven Arts?

Seven Arts Productions - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

That's Seven Arts.

And while we're waiting until 9, I came up with a potential first year for the Warner Paramount Network, from January to September 1995.

Warner-Paramount Network Launch Lineups

docs.google.com

I used various parts of what Warner Bros. and Paramount were producing for TV at the time, especially by combining UPN and The WB into one network, and even dismantling PTEN early and using its parts to boost the WPN lineup.

I'd figure that Entertainment Tonight, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective: The Animated Series, and Rugrats could be the new-to-this-timeline highlights on WPN for the coming Fall 1995 season.

 

[TheFaultsofAlts]

Seven Arts Productions - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

That's Seven Arts.

And while we're waiting until 9, I came up with a potential first year for the Warner Paramount Network, from January to September 1995.

Warner-Paramount Network Launch Lineups

docs.google.com

I used various parts of what Warner Bros. and Paramount were producing for TV at the time, especially by combining UPN and The WB into one network, and even dismantling PTEN early and using its parts to boost the WPN lineup.

I'd figure that Entertainment Tonight, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective: The Animated Series, and Rugrats could be the new-to-this-timeline highlights on WPN for the coming Fall 1995 season.

Hello?

 

[Otakuninja2006]

Hello?

I will give you a response at 9 when the Paramount and Anime post goes up.

I am getting ready to start research now.

 

[TheFaultsofAlts]

I will give you a response at 9 when the Paramount and Anime post goes up.

I am getting ready to start research now.

Got it. Sorry for the impatience.