Originally Posted By AutoPost This topic is for Discussion of: <a href="http://www.laughingplace.com/w/blogs/fanboy/2014/11/10/9-milestone-disney-tv-animation-shows/" target="_blank"><b>11/10/14 FanBoy's Blog: 9 Milestone Disney TV Animation Shows</b></a>
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I'm glad that the Gummi Bears theme song made it in the list! It's part of my running mix and a smile comes on my face every time I hear it And I didn't realize that Kim Possible was only the 2nd series commissioned for Disney Channel; I always associated the others with Disney Channel more than their Saturday morning hosts
Originally Posted By dagobert My favourite animated Disney TV shows were DuckTales, Gummibears, TaleSpin and Chip ’n Dale Rescue Rangers. Every Saturday afternoon the German publich broadcaster had a show named The Disney Club. In that show they presented new stuff from Disney World, did quiz shows with the audience (mostly kids) and they showed those animated tv shows. I loved the Disney Club. Later it moved to another broadcaster and then it was taped at WDW and shown Sunday afternoon. Instead of the animated tv shows we got a Disney movie.
Originally Posted By leemac I always thought that The Wuzzles were released as toys before the series debut. I'd always been under the impression that Hasbro did most (if not all) of the creative as they were being outmuscled by Kenner's Care Bears in the plush market. I think MDE was in office only 9 months or so before the show aired so I think it is a little bit of rewriting history to suggest it was his idea. I used to have a fondness for Rescue Rangers too. It was probably the most popular of those titles in the UK and aired a lot in the old Disney Club format. TaleSpin was also entertaining. I never got into any of the non-Disney stuff like Teacher's Pet, Recess, Pepper Ann, Doug etc. Treasure of the Lost Lamp is still equal first in my favorite of the DTV-type movies - alongside A Goofy Movie. However they can't compensate for the truckload of manure that followed such as Pocahontas 2 and Hunchback 2.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I only have vague memories of the Wuzzles, but I'm surprised that they had so few episodes. Considering the era that I would have been watching during, they must have kept the re-runs going for white a while
Originally Posted By magic0214 I'm happy to see Pepper Ann make the list, as I miss One Saturday Morning a ton. Kim Possible is still one of the best things Disney's ever done. Period.
