You wanna know something I found out? According to Spoiler TV, not ONE airing of Checkered Past programs has gotten into the top 200 cable repeats of the week in terms of ratings. Even FXX, with the loss of Spectrum devastating it, cracked it with the Family Guy primetime repeats. And when it was still on Spectrum, Simpsons reruns in the same timeslot got at least 200K. Talk about embarrasing.
This thread is basically a fantasy thread. This thread is for saying ideas for what you would do if you have a lot of money in the media/entertainment/animation industry. This is basically a newer version of this older thread from 2009, hence, the "The Next Generation" part...
Hello. I am Otakuninja900. I am new here. I read the site everyday and has seen some of your excellent ideas(including how Fox Kids could have easily stayed to the present day). I look forward to being a great valuable member here on the Anime Superhero Forums.
Hey @Tacomaster, I would choose SLAM! over Kids’ WB! (Well in your alternate universe at lease) for the network that would’ve Sonic X Air on instead of Fox Kids (with the the dub of Sonic X produced by Viz Media and Recorded at Ocean Productions in Vancouver, British Columbia).
also does SLAM! Air on Saturday Mornings since February 2003 (Well in your alternate universe at lease).
unpopular opinion: I think Verizon would been the better owner of fox than Disney, especially since Disney can easily rework their touchstone brand back to its former glory
You wanna know something I found out? According to Spoiler TV, not ONE airing of Checkered Past programs has gotten into the top 200 cable repeats of the week in terms of ratings. Even FXX, with the loss of Spectrum devastating it, cracked it with the Family Guy primetime repeats. And when it was still on Spectrum, Simpsons reruns in the same timeslot got at least 200K. Talk about embarrasing.
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