A religion channel for religious people is different than a show meant "for everyone" that tries to convert people in a more subliminal way.PatrickvD wrote:There are entire TV channels dedicated to trying to convert people to various religions. Family Guy's viewers are probably already not very religious so I don't see a problem here.
Why Can't Disney Make A New Mickey Mouse TV Series?
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Thanks estefan. I knew there was a reason South Park was very different (and why I like it more).
Which episode was that again?estefan wrote:Matt Stone is actually Jewish, albeit non-practising. Parker and Stone have actually said they can't stand atheists and even made an entire three-part episode where the future was depicted as a terrible place, because it was run by atheists.
"OH COME ON, REALLY?!?!"
Its actually a two-part episode. Season 10 Episode 12: Go God Go and Episode 13: Go God Go XIISemaj wrote:Which episode was that again?estefan wrote:Matt Stone is actually Jewish, albeit non-practising. Parker and Stone have actually said they can't stand atheists and even made an entire three-part episode where the future was depicted as a terrible place, because it was run by atheists.
I'm going to say longer episodic stories with Mickey and the gang.SWillie! wrote:So, lets say Disney miraculously decided to make some sort of new TV show with Mickey. What kind of format would you guys like to see? A collection of shorts like House of Mouse? Longer episodic stories with Mickey and the gang? Or something totally different?
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As long as it isn't Donald and Mickey being roommates like how Daffy and Bugs are on The Looney Tunes Show on Cartoon NetworkTsWade2 wrote:I'm going to say longer episodic stories with Mickey and the gang.SWillie! wrote:So, lets say Disney miraculously decided to make some sort of new TV show with Mickey. What kind of format would you guys like to see? A collection of shorts like House of Mouse? Longer episodic stories with Mickey and the gang? Or something totally different?
I would say either one would work for me, or heck both.
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Sure. Or maybe they can make their series similar to Mickey Mouse Works like make double episodes and full episodes in a classical way. And then maybe they can bring back the old characters like Horace Horsecollar and Clarice Chipmunk. And maybe they can make series for Oswald the Lucky Rabbit too.Kyle wrote:Shorts. Allows for more creative freedom because they can experiment without fear of being glued down to some kind of format. They can do whatever they want. If it doesn't work, no problem, its over in a few mins at most.
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I believe Walt Disney, while open to making live-action television shows, had no interest in making animated series for television like Hanna-Barbera was doing at the time. I'm guessing it would have to do with the major cost-cutting done to animation during that time period that resulted in Hanna-Barbera and other television cartoons looking the way they did. Although if anybody had the power to give his animated shows the proper higher budgets, it would have been Walt Disney.
In fact, I think DuckTales was the first American animated series giving a big enough budget, which was considered a big risk at the time. And thankfully, it paid off.
In fact, I think DuckTales was the first American animated series giving a big enough budget, which was considered a big risk at the time. And thankfully, it paid off.
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No show lasts forever.TsWade2 wrote:I feel much better now about Epic Mickey being flopped. I'll give Disney some time for Mickey Mouse, just as long as Mickey Mouse Clubhouse won't be on air forever.
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Actually, some of them do.disneyboy20022 wrote:No show lasts forever.
SWillie! wrote:I don't knowwwwww.... Mickey Mouse Clubhouse just might.
Well, considering how successful it's been, I don't think it's going away anytime soon. 
The Simpsons would like a word with you. If there's a show that will probably be on the air long after we rot away, it will be The Simpsons.disneyboy20022 wrote:No show lasts forever.TsWade2 wrote:I feel much better now about Epic Mickey being flopped. I'll give Disney some time for Mickey Mouse, just as long as Mickey Mouse Clubhouse won't be on air forever.
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I do believe The Simpsons at some point will be ended but I don't think it's anytime soon though. Obviously the Wrestling Shows won't be ending either as well as the news shows and the late night comedy shows and several game showsestefan wrote:The Simpsons would like a word with you. If there's a show that will probably be on the air long after we rot away, it will be The Simpsons.disneyboy20022 wrote: No show lasts forever.
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Eh, I don't think The Simpsons can last without its original voice cast. At this point, the voices of Dan Castellaneta, Hank Azaria, Nancy Cartwright, etc are too ingrated in our minds as their respective characters that it would be nearly impossible to replace them.
Not to mention that the show hasn't been as profitable in recent years as it used to be. The ratings have been pretty weak for a while, but merchandising made up for that, and even that has been slipping in the past couple of years. Maybe the show will end sooner than we expect for all we know.
Not to mention that the show hasn't been as profitable in recent years as it used to be. The ratings have been pretty weak for a while, but merchandising made up for that, and even that has been slipping in the past couple of years. Maybe the show will end sooner than we expect for all we know.
I don't think so, buster or sister!SWillie! wrote:I don't knowwwwww.... Mickey Mouse Clubhouse just might.
Okay. Before I decide to react, are you saying Mickey Mouse Clubhouse will be on air forever or for a while?Sortris wrote:
I appreciate your kindness, thanks. But, on record, be a little specific, because when you say no show last forever, I think that's why people are oobjecting here. So, just say no Disney show last forever. That's better.disneyboy20022 wrote:No show lasts forever.TsWade2 wrote:I feel much better now about Epic Mickey being flopped. I'll give Disney some time for Mickey Mouse, just as long as Mickey Mouse Clubhouse won't be on air forever.
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