International Disney Networks Thread Part 10

[Francisque]

Well, Bob Iger is back, don't think it would change they much on Disney's broadcast to streaming strategy as it was one of the last things Iger did.

Indeed, linear channels making a comeback is impossible : )

 

[Checkerboard]

December on CZHU
Miraculous S5 - 8 episodes marathon - Dec 3, 17:40
Raven's Home - Xmas Special - Dec 24/25, 13:30
New Year Party - 1 to 14 Dec or Jan, 18:30
Some movies... Christmas Again, Good Luck Charlie, Ultimate Christmas Present

 

[Insidus]

Coming soon to Disney Channel Africa

National Geographic’s Team Sayari To Broadcast On Disney Channel From 12 December 2022

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[Perla Magica]

DC Japan continuity from 10th November:

 

[RegularCapital]

Something I've been meaning to post: With the closure of some Disney Channels worldwide, there's one other international division of Disney that has been winding-down operations, and that's their bricks-and-mortar stores, in other words The Disney Store.

This was my local Disney Store, it's a pop-up Christmas shop at the moment.

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This is what it used to look like:

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I can understand why they've closed their retail business, it's expensive to run, and the products in these stores weren't always cheap, and you can buy direct from Disney from their online store. Besides, you can buy these products elsewhere, and Disney has an extensive licensing programme. Only one Disney Store remains in the UK, and that's on Oxford Street, in London, they kept that one for a very good reason, it's an international premiere shopping location. One also remains in Dublin, Ireland.

Disney to close all UK stores, leaving only two flagship stores - TheIndustry.fashion

All Disney Stores in the UK and ROI are set to close by September 2021, except the flagship stores at London's Oxford Street and in Dublin, which will remain open.

www.theindustry.fashion

The good news is that my town will be getting a Disney Cafe very soon at the local Primark (I used to work here many years ago during my University days) and there's already one in Birmingham city centre. Rather operating businesses themselves, Disney would rather license their brand out. Primark holds Disney and Cartoon Network product licenses for clothing.

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Looks very familiar

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The Disney Café is now open:

 

[sadforsadboys]

The Disney Café is now open:

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My local one re-opened recently, closest thing we'll have to the old Disney Channel logo!

 

[RegularCapital]

My local one re-opened recently, closest thing we'll have to the old Disney Channel logo!
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That must be the one in Belfast. Before this one opened here, the nearest was in Birmingham city centre which is about 18 miles away.

 

[J10]

Disney Channel Scandinavia has been merged with Disney Channel EMEA.

Also, before it got merged, Disney Channel in the Baltics has been switched over to the EMEA feed.

 

[Perla Magica]

Some continuities from few months:

DC Portugal between 13th and 15th May:

DC CEE (Hungarian feed) from 20th May:

DC Latin America from 7th June:

DC Israel from 18th June:

 

[Insidus]

Some continuities from few months:

DC Portugal between 13th and 15th May:

DC CEE (Hungarian feed) from 20th May:

DC Latin America from 7th June:

DC Israel from 18th June:

I was told by PR that Moon Girl had been shelved on Disney+ alongside Chip 'n Dale: Park Life.

 

[dnetmunity]

I was told by PR that Moon Girl had been shelved on Disney+ alongside Chip 'n Dale: Park Life.

Why pull those shows on those certain intl versions? The latter is an Plus original while Moon Girl gets a second season

(WARNING: Spolier Alert for some international fans)

After a long breakdown error on this site for several months, I have international DTVA updates excluding Plus streams on local Disney Channels.





Disney Channel Israel, Greece, Middle East, Africa, Scandinavia, Balkans now have Molly McGee S2 along with Kiff. DC Spain and Portugal have Kiff since May.

 

[Insidus]

Something I sort of theorised was that Disney will be closing off more feeds within EMEA before the end of this current financial year. My guess the Disney Channel in Africa and if possible Disney Junior seeing as a two year agreement was put up in 2021. If you pay attention to the link "you... redirected" being an article from Animation Magazine notice how Disney EMEA never mentioned Disney Channel in their recent batch of upcoming shows in Annecy and I'm aware Disney Branded Television is included in the link but in previous years they would have uttered Disney Channel.

Another would be the state of these channels, if the plan was to keep them for the foreseeable future why not distribute the channels to more outlets within the region and also why cutback on programming and feeds i remember both these brands having a varied offering in the night time like Violetta and The Evermore Chronicles now it had been removed and the current offering get double or triple bills which is spread throughout the day.

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Why pull those shows on those certain intl versions? The latter is an Plus original while Moon Girl gets a second season

Disney's Saturdays is coming this October to Disney Channel EMEA alongside new episodes of Raven Home and a rebroadcast of Phineas And Ferb (timing is weird as 1st October would mark 3 years since Disney Channel UK were closed).

Development Alert: Disney's Saturdays Coming This October To Disney Channel Across Africa, Phineas And Ferb And New Raven's Home Added To The Channel's Fall Lineup

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[Perla Magica]

Another dose of continuities.

DC CEE (Romania feed) from 3rd July:

DC EMEA (Swedish audio) from 3th August:

A very Kiff-y continuity.

DC Poland from 20th August:

 

[Francisque]

I wouldn't be SO sure Disney African channels will be the next to close down, I'd put my bets more on some more European feeds.

Aside from France, being "artificially" on life support, thanks to Canal+ having poured too much money into an agreement.
But the channels feel already kind of weak

 

[zQwmy]

Hailey’s On It! will premiere on October 16th on Disney Channel Germany.
Season 2 of The Ghost and Molly McGee will have its premiere on October 2nd.

Continuity from August 24th:

 

[Insidus]

I wouldn't be SO sure Disney African channels will be the next to close down, I'd put my bets more on some more European feeds.

Aside from France, being "artificially" on life support, thanks to Canal+ having poured too much money into an agreement.
But the channels feel already kind of weak

I manage a website where I do like to incorporate creativity and beside the point I had thought of a number of theories. One was that similar to Turkey, Disney Junior would be the only Disney branded channel in that market seeing as it isn't viewed as a "premium channel" which is declining for streaming and is the top preschool channel while Disney Channel instead of completely phasing out it rebrands to something else keeping only the current programs like Molly, H&G, Miraculous etc. and licence other shows. Better than what cable providers in Asia tried to attempt with their replacements.

Forgot to mention, Disney+ is still not available in other parts of Africa not that it would matter as Disney might licence titles to local broadcasters as they are open to licencing shows. But I don't these channels are sticking around much longer as Disney pulled away shows from the channel.

 

[Perla Magica]

DC Poland in September

There isn't much new stuff, only new episodes of Bunk'd and Taffy.

And now, throwback:

 

[Insidus]

Curious does Disney Channel Poland follow a similar routine as Disney Channel Africa where new content is allocated in 1 timeslot and the following month it moves elsewhere?

DC Poland in September

There isn't much new stuff, only new episodes of Bunk'd and Taffy.

And now, throwback:
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[Perla Magica]

Curious does Disney Channel Poland follow a similar routine as Disney Channel Africa where new content is allocated in 1 timeslot and the following month it moves elsewhere?

Not really.

 

[Markus Nelis]

So yeah, since the forum is back and those of you who don't know, DC Nordic has actually shut down while we got the EMEA / Africa feed. I don't mind as I hope to see the channels surviving as long as possible The kids package would be pointless if Disney Channels shut down. All we have after that are 4 kids channels left