That is an insult to literally every avenue on Dopey Drive, and I hope the Disney family sues his pants off.
As Dreamers Do Part Deux
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Yeah that's the thing. In the years since he bashed Tiffany's disability in a speech to NYU film students in his first year as POTUS, Weinstein has rebranded himself as a far right antithesis to the more centrist, moderate Walt, Jr.
Since resigning from office, Weinstein has been trying to bully Disney into resuming exports to Russia. Disney's moratorium on doing business with Russia began when Yeltsin was ousted by force and replaced with Putin. That was abruptly after Gorbachev had encouraged Disney to enter the then-Soviet market during Glasnost.
As far as Miramax's alliance with Russian oligarchs goes, there's still the situation involving Butch Hartman, who now lives in Moscow under the name Boris Hartmanovich. Putin will not let Butch be extradited back to the United States to settle a child support dispute with Tara Strong. Butch fathered a love child with her before he smashed the windows of her car during his days in Atlanta. Instead, Strong will have to meet Hartman at an international family law court in The Hague, The Netherlands.
Nice! How is Disney Channel and Toon Disney holding up?
Cool! Does the other Chucky films still get made because I'm noticing that's not on the list? And what is Cartoon Network and Adult Swim up to? I think it's time we start doing an cable equivalent to the SatAM lineups, like see what's on each kids' network during a specific time period, and we should do it at least twice a year.
Cool! How is Ion faring so far ITTL? And what' Premavision?
Cool, what's Odyssey up to? I see Inspector Gadget and Sailor Moon is mysteriously gone........
Cool! How is Oaxis? Hopefully they're doing ok after the Amy Pascal situation.
What happened to Merv Griffin and how did Grand Diamond come back?
Also, how is Warner Freeform's kids stuff performing?
Cool! I can come up with quite a bit for the animation side of things.
Cool. I also see that Lionsgate is still small. How's One Piece working for them?
Nice! How is Nickelodeon?
Oh, and what about my Japanese movie suggestions I sent in the PM some time ago?
Damn............
I have no words for this. None that are family oriented, at least.
@Otakuninja2006
Merv Griffin Enterprises was consolidated into Warner Bros. Television around 1995. Merv himself passed away in 2007.
Merv Griffin Enterprises was consolidated into Warner Bros. Television around 1995. Merv himself passed away in 2007.
I know this is a bit late... but I think Peacock Animation should handle this in traditional animation.
The Disney Channel is holding up steadily with Rockin' Rhonda and The Clone Wars, while Toon Disney's main ratings draw is still Naruto as part of the Nezumi block.
Speaking of anime, we've seen 20th Century-Fox's dynasty in the late Seventies and through the Eighties. New Line entered the anime dubbing arena with Robotech in the later Eighties and Warner Bros. entered the scene in the early Nineties with DBZ. Also in the Nineties we saw Touchstone partner with Ghibli. Then with the start of a new century and new millennium, we saw Columbia-TriStar reenter with Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh, then Lionsgate with Flint the Time Detective. Universal, after they failed with Dog of Flanders wound up returning with Cardcaptors.
Now in 2010, the new kid on the anime block is TBS+Paramount under the MGM label.
Grand Diamond came back because the profitability of Disney's Hyperion and Gramercy under MCA and Polygram in the Nineties prompted TimeWarner to revive the brand after Grand Diamond went dormant as a result of its 1988 merger with Carolco.
Oaxis so far has been enjoying much-needed positive momentum after Amy Pascal's departure.
Blanche Boudreaux reflecting on dealing with Amy Pascal
"She was so obsessed with my 'whale tail' sticking out of my pants in the office. But for her to slut-shame me in broad daylight is ironic, considering that shag carpet she called a hairstyle. If there's one word that defined my teens and early twenties, that would be trauma. Because of the trauma that Ms. Pascal inflicted during my time at Nelvana, I've pretty much started wearing French-cuts at my new job at Legendary while saving my preferred thongs for weekends at home, or at the gym."
Right now, Warner Freeform is filling time slots with reruns of the series that WB Animation churned out during the Steven Spielberg/Tom Ruegger era (Tiny Toons, Taz Mania, Animaniacs, Freakazoid) plus the Men in Black cartoon series, Detention, Road Rovers, Hysteria! and Waynehead. The mindset is one of trying to attract a crossover audience. Not only is Warner Freeform trying to reconnect with 90's kids who are now in their twenties, but they're also attempting to introduce those characters and series to a newer generation.
Nickelodeon is still on a roll with Hannah Montana and Wizards of Waverly Place. But with Miley's 18th birthday approaching this November, she's understandably going to want to break out of her Hannah shell. Until then, Adventure Time comes out in April.
Inspector Gadget and Sailor Moon are still lucrative for New Line, but only if you or a friend like to shop at Hot Topic or Spencer's Gifts.
Send me a new PM because I may have forgot about your ideas. Also, I'll need to know which studios you prefer for each project.
Will there be an inspector gadget reboot. There was one form 2015-2018 otl
Sports News for Mid-January 2010
Sports News for Mid-January 2010
NFL Divisional Playoffs
January 16
NFC
(6) Los Angeles Rams at (1) Arizona Cardinals
Venue: Circle K Dome (Phoenix, AZ)
Kickoff: 4:30 EST/2:30 Mountain
TV: CBS (Jim Nantz and Phil Simms)
AFC
(5) San Diego Chargers at (2) Las Vegas Raiders
Venue: Michelob Ultra Dome (Las Vegas, NV)
Kickoff: 8:20 EST/5:20 Pacific
TV: SBC (Joe Buck and Troy Aikman)
January 17
NFC
(5) St. Louis Sorcerers at (2) New Orleans Saints
Venue: Louisiana Superdome
Kickoff: 1:00 EST/Noon Central
TV: CBS (Gus Johnson and Steve Tasker)
AFC
(6) Cleveland Browns at (1) Indianapolis Colts
Venue: Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis, IN)
Kickoff: 4:30 EST
TV: SBC (Mike "Doc" Emrick and Boomer Esiason)
NFL Divisional Playoffs
January 16
NFC
(6) Los Angeles Rams at (1) Arizona Cardinals
Venue: Circle K Dome (Phoenix, AZ)
Kickoff: 4:30 EST/2:30 Mountain
TV: CBS (Jim Nantz and Phil Simms)
AFC
(5) San Diego Chargers at (2) Las Vegas Raiders
Venue: Michelob Ultra Dome (Las Vegas, NV)
Kickoff: 8:20 EST/5:20 Pacific
TV: SBC (Joe Buck and Troy Aikman)
January 17
NFC
(5) St. Louis Sorcerers at (2) New Orleans Saints
Venue: Louisiana Superdome
Kickoff: 1:00 EST/Noon Central
TV: CBS (Gus Johnson and Steve Tasker)
AFC
(6) Cleveland Browns at (1) Indianapolis Colts
Venue: Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis, IN)
Kickoff: 4:30 EST
TV: SBC (Mike "Doc" Emrick and Boomer Esiason)
The only studio the Seminole Tribe could really buy right now is Columbia-TriStar.
Is it possiable for the sminole tribe to just buy tirstar or will they have to buy out the entere Columbia disovery congrmerate.
Amidst the early rumors, there's already people trying to imagine what the logos would look like should the studio be sold.
One editorial cartoon has a "Hard Rock" Columbia logo being a Native American Torch Lady holding a cigarette lighter and a guitar replacing the blue silk.
Dear Blanche
i am very sorry about Amy Pascal’s obsession with your so called whale tail and I think that the statement you put out there will be an inspiration for all girls who want to enter the animation industry on the brightside How have things been going at legendary pictures?
yours sincerely,
Deakin Causer
i am very sorry about Amy Pascal’s obsession with your so called whale tail and I think that the statement you put out there will be an inspiration for all girls who want to enter the animation industry on the brightside How have things been going at legendary pictures?
yours sincerely,
Deakin Causer
Administration Guide as of 2010
TBS+Paramount
CEO: Geraldine Laybourne
Paramount Pictures president: Rob Reiner
Paramount senior vice president: Barbara Broccoli
Paramount Animation president: Sam Register
Cartoon Network president: Betty Cohen
Adult Swim president: Mike Lazzo
Williams Street president: Mike Judge
Director emeritus: Ted Turner
Director emeritus: Norman Lear
Board member: David Rosen
Board member: Shari Redstone
Board member: Bill Gates
Board member: Melinda Gates
CBS Discovery
Chairman: John S. Hendricks
Columbia-TriStar President: Michael E. Uslan
Columbia-TriStar Vice President: Geoff Johns
Head of CBS TV network: Mel Karmazin
Head of DC Comics: Jim Lee
Head of Oaxis: Cyma Zarghami
Disney Enterprises, Inc.
Chairman of the Board: Walter E. Disney, Jr.
Vice Chairwoman: Margaret Loesch
Strategic advisor: Diane Disney Miller
Head of 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation: Robert Zemeckis
Head of Fox TV network: Jeff Bewkes
Head of Fox Sports: David Hill
Head of The Disney Channel: Rick Siggelkow
Head of Marvel Comics: Kevin Eastman
Head of Walt Disney Classic Animation: Sir Daniel Abbott
Head of 20th Century-Fox Animation: David Silverman
Head of Mighty Ducks Sports & Entertainment: Tiffany L. Disney
Peacock
Chairman of the Board: David Geffen
Head of Universal Pictures: Kevin Feige
Head of RKO Radio Pictures: Gale Anne Hurd
Head of NBC: Jeffrey Katzenberg
Head of Peacock Animation: Phil Nibbelink
TimeWarner
Chairman Emeritus: Berry Gordy
Head of Warner Bros. Entertainment: Mario Kassar
Head of Warner Bros. Animation: Darrell Van Citters
The Jim Henson Company
Chairman: Brian Henson
Board member: Steve Jobs
Board member: Steve Wozniak
Head of Henson Animation (HA!): John Lasseter
Head of ABC: Anne Sweeney
Head of Nickelodeon: Brian Robbins
TBS+Paramount
CEO: Geraldine Laybourne
Paramount Pictures president: Rob Reiner
Paramount senior vice president: Barbara Broccoli
Paramount Animation president: Sam Register
Cartoon Network president: Betty Cohen
Adult Swim president: Mike Lazzo
Williams Street president: Mike Judge
Director emeritus: Ted Turner
Director emeritus: Norman Lear
Board member: David Rosen
Board member: Shari Redstone
Board member: Bill Gates
Board member: Melinda Gates
CBS Discovery
Chairman: John S. Hendricks
Columbia-TriStar President: Michael E. Uslan
Columbia-TriStar Vice President: Geoff Johns
Head of CBS TV network: Mel Karmazin
Head of DC Comics: Jim Lee
Head of Oaxis: Cyma Zarghami
Disney Enterprises, Inc.
Chairman of the Board: Walter E. Disney, Jr.
Vice Chairwoman: Margaret Loesch
Strategic advisor: Diane Disney Miller
Head of 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation: Robert Zemeckis
Head of Fox TV network: Jeff Bewkes
Head of Fox Sports: David Hill
Head of The Disney Channel: Rick Siggelkow
Head of Marvel Comics: Kevin Eastman
Head of Walt Disney Classic Animation: Sir Daniel Abbott
Head of 20th Century-Fox Animation: David Silverman
Head of Mighty Ducks Sports & Entertainment: Tiffany L. Disney
Peacock
Chairman of the Board: David Geffen
Head of Universal Pictures: Kevin Feige
Head of RKO Radio Pictures: Gale Anne Hurd
Head of NBC: Jeffrey Katzenberg
Head of Peacock Animation: Phil Nibbelink
TimeWarner
Chairman Emeritus: Berry Gordy
Head of Warner Bros. Entertainment: Mario Kassar
Head of Warner Bros. Animation: Darrell Van Citters
The Jim Henson Company
Chairman: Brian Henson
Board member: Steve Jobs
Board member: Steve Wozniak
Head of Henson Animation (HA!): John Lasseter
Head of ABC: Anne Sweeney
Head of Nickelodeon: Brian Robbins