International Disney Networks Thread Part 11

[Zzman]

Again: if other important channels still play in the country and you see intensively mostly Disney shutting down channels everywhere, just draw your conclusions

I realize cord cutting, decline of linear TV etc. are problems too, but not the main reasons

Disney+ is a factor, which poises to become as important as Netflix (unlike Max), everything else is "half truth", if not often excuses

Well Disney is Geting a new ceo in about a year so that’s why I don’t wanna come to conclusions too quickly (I want to see what the new ceo does to the channels)

 

[Markus Nelis]

DC Scandinavia has started airing the Christmas graphics.

 

[Francisque]

Well Disney is Geting a new ceo in about a year so that’s why I don’t wanna come to conclusions too quickly (I want to see what the new ceo does to the channels)

Mmm I'm not that optimistic TBH

If it's working (well, IN THEIR VIEW,of course) why change it?

 

[Markus Nelis]

Disney+ is one of the most subscribed services. To compete with Netflix, they need more people that still watch live TV. Shutting down the feeds is one thing to do. Disney fans want to watch their content so they need to watch them somewhere if people can't get access to Disney channels.

 

[JulianRO]

Disney+ doesn't have shows from the Saban/Fox Kids/Jetix library excepting the Marvel ones. And these shows are quite popular in Eastern Europe.

 

[Francisque]

Disney doesn't care about nostalgia in general, not even "theirs"

They haven't been adding older children's content for a few time now

 

[Markus Nelis]

They have Mickey Mouse though which counts as nostalgia. But basically it's their mascot.

 

[E-Scope]

Disney XD Spain promo from October 2011 (includes clips of the EU Spanish dub of Total Drama Island (it mostly aired in Catalan and English in Spain)):

 

[MagiaDiWinx]

Disney XD Spain promo from October 2011 (includes clips of the EU Spanish dub of Total Drama Island (it mostly aired in Catalan and English in Spain)):

I speculated in the mid-2010s that Disney would add a Catalan track to DC Spain as they were pushing more for Catalan theatrical dubs (though Disney started in 1995, but it was only around 2010 that it became more common than not) but then they just…didn't do that.

 

[Markus Nelis]

Cars on the Road will be airing on Disney Channel Scandinavia weekdays from December 16th at 3:15p. It has already premiered during DC EMEA days last year. It's techically just rerunning it again. Unless they are promo marketing the show as "new" but we'll see.

 

[Francisque]

I speculated in the mid-2010s that Disney would add a Catalan track to DC Spain as they were pushing more for Catalan theatrical dubs (though Disney started in 1995, but it was only around 2010 that it became more common than not) but then they just…didn't do that.

I guess competition from the likes of TV3 Catalonia is particularly strong

Overall, Disney is not generally the sort of place where to expect minor language dubs lol

As long as Catalans can understand Spanish is OK, in their view

I mean, Slovaks get DC Czechia and many Czech channels, and they speak another language (but generally understand Czech)

 

[E-Scope]

I guess competition from the likes of TV3 Catalonia is particularly strong

Overall, Disney is not generally the sort of place where to expect minor language dubs lol

As long as Catalans can understand Spanish is OK, in their view

I mean, Slovaks get DC Czechia and many Czech channels, and they speak another language (but generally understand Czech)

Disney Spain did attempt to dub TDI into EU Spanish, although, only the first season was dub. The Catalan dubs on the other is somewhat successful as it covers the whole series.

Here’s some RTVE listings to proof. Don’t believe me. Check it out:
Total Drama Island - Programación TV - Programación Televisión - RTVE.es
Programación TV: tu guía con toda la parrilla de televisión - RTVE.es
Total Drama Action -

Programación TV: tu guía con toda la parrilla de televisión - RTVE.es

Programación TV. Toda la parrilla de televisión para todos los canales de Espa?a. Consulta la guía de televisión en RTVE.es

web.archive.org

Total Drama World Tour - Programación TV: tu guía con toda la parrilla de televisión - RTVE.es
Total Drama: Revenge of the Island -

Programación TV - Programación Televisión - RTVE.es

Total Drama All-Stars - Programación TV: tu guía con toda la parrilla de televisión - RTVE.es
Total Drama Pahkitew Island - Programación TV: tu guía con toda la parrilla de televisión - RTVE.es
Total Drama Presents: The Ridonculous Race -

Programación TV: tu guía con toda la parrilla de televisión - RTVE.es

Programación TV. Toda la parrilla de televisión para todos los canales de Espa?a. Consulta la guía de televisión en RTVE.es

web.archive.org

Total DramaRama -

Programación TV: tu guía con toda la parrilla de televisión - RTVE.es

Programación TV. Toda la parrilla de televisión para todos los canales de España. Consulta la guía de televisión en RTVE.es

web.archive.org

 

[JulianRO]

Disney doesn't care about nostalgia in general, not even "theirs"

Still, they spent a lot of money to keep that library for nothing. Pretty sure we'll have to wait at least a few years until Disney adds them.

 

[Insidus]

Cars on the Road will be airing on Disney Channel Scandinavia weekdays from December 16th at 3:15p. It has already premiered during DC EMEA days last year. It's techically just rerunning it again. Unless they are promo marketing the show as "new" but we'll see.

Disney Channel EMEA is marketing Mech X4 as a premiere even though reruns already aired on the channel.

 

[MoriMystery]

Good news!
So... Disney confirmed to Público newspaper that Disney Channel will continue in Portugal because the pay-TV market in the country is very strong. Almost all families (96.3%) have packages that include TV, internet and telephone, which makes linear channels like Disney Channel very popular.
The article (in Portuguese)

 

[cartoonnetworkpoke]

Good news!
So... Disney confirmed to Público newspaper that Disney Channel will continue in Portugal because the pay-TV market in the country is very strong. Almost all families (96.3%) have packages that include TV, internet and telephone, which makes linear channels like Disney Channel very popular.
The article (in Portuguese)

Like I said in another post cable is still doing decently in some places.

 

[guimax]

Disney Channel Brazil continuity 04/12/2024:

 

[Zzman]

Disney channel Nordic will air gummy bears on 21 of December as part of the Disney sjov block

 

[JulianRO]

Over here, they don't seem interested anymore to air classic shows.

 

[Vixtor]

The whole Scandinavian channel schedule is just miraculous today