YoshiAngemon

With the CoronaVirus delaying everything, including the TurboGrafx-16 Mini, which I recently paid for, I had to cancel two things of that set to pre-order (AC Adapter because I found a cheaper one at a Dollar store, and Three Controllers, because I needed something more immediate to enjoy. I cancelled the three controllers to get Animal Crossing: New Horizons, but I made a time-consuming mistake of ordering physical. I won't be getting it until Monday the 23rd. I did get $10.68 back for pre-ordering. and was tempted to buy an MOD DVD of Moon Zero Two (A movie seen on MST3K from Warner Archive), but thought about next month. As for Animal Crossing New Horizons, I think I might go with one of the following choices for Island names: - Yoshi's (Yoshi's Island) - File (Digimon) - Kattelox (Mega Man Legends, overused by Mega Man fans) - Ryship (The Misadventures of Tron Bonne) On a Twitter poll, Ryship and File got tied.

One thing it will never have is Eek the Cat/Eekstravaganza, which was done by Nelvana, and not Disney. Same goes for Batman '66 and the Movie, THOSE will wind up on HBO Max. But Disney+ DOES have Dr. Dolittle starring Eddie Murphy, but not the Original from the 1960s.

But the Replacements and Hannah Montana: The Movie ARE on the service. You need only search.

They have a Disneyland episode and a Wonderful World of Color episode. As for me, It's missing: 1. House of Mouse 2. Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (HYPER DEATH RAY!!) 3. Star Wars: Droids - The Adventures of R2-D2 and C-3PO 4. Star Wars: Ewoks 5. LEGO Star Wars: The Padawan Menace 6. LEGO Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Out 7. LEGO Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles Episodes 1, 2, and 3, the ones that introduced us to Jek-14.

I rarely post videos, and when I do, it's usually an amateur unboxing video, like with my unboxing of the Genesis MIni, or the upcoming one on the TurboGrafx-16 Mini. I mainly do comments. I'm pretty much safe.

So's Cory in the House, a spin-off of That's So Raven centering on her brother Cory Baxter. It's the source of many dank memes. I'd rather have the House of Mouse, with their running gag of O'Malley and the Alley Cats constantly getting cancelled.

Couldn't have said it better myself. I even requested Aladdin: The Series when giving feedback. I even requested Star Wars: Droids and The Pagemaster when I requested it.

Give them time, you can suggest these shows and more through their customer service, and give feedback. I suggested the House of Mouse and the two movies linked to it. Not quite what I was looking for, but I figured it was worth a shot. If you liked The Three Caballeros, then you'll wanna check out Legend of the Three Caballeros. Now that it's on Disney+, you won't need an international app to watch it. I need to continue watching that show. And you'll all be happy to know that in 2020, Disney+ is gonna be fixing the aspect ratio of the Pre-HD Simpsons episodes!

I was able to watch a few good shows, like Doug, Legend of the Three Caballeros, and a few movies that I WANTED to buy on Disney Movie Club, like Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier, The Sign of Zorro, and even a True-Life Adventure about the Living Desert. I even managed to introduce my niece to Darkwing Duck, which is trending now on Facebook and Twitter. Needless to say, I watched FOX Stuff like the Simpsons (Rick and Morty Couch Gag, A Star is Burns with Jay Sherman of "the Critic," and my dad's favorite episode "Homie the Clown"), which needs to have the aspect ratio preserved on the medium, as well as Rookie of the Year. Sure, there was first-day traffic jams, but that was to be expected.

Well, with about less than 18 Hours remaining, as of this topic posting, DIsney+ will be launching at 6:00 AM, EST, with the Originals being added at 9:00 AM, also EST. The Walt Disney Company has dropped a 3-Hour Trailer of everything hitting the service Day 1. Highlights include the bulk of the Disney Animation Features, Disney Afternoon Cartoons, ABC Saturday Morning shows (New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, The Emperor's New School, and more), Syndicated Classics like Hercules the Series, Marvel shows from as far back as the Late 70s and Early 80s, The Star Wars Collection, LEGO Star Wars, Nat Geo and Nat Geo WILD shows and specials, FOX Movies, 30 Seasons of The Simpsons, and stuff never seen in America like Legend of the Three Caballeros! It's even got Original Programming like Star Wars: The Mandalorian. Whether you're interested or not, it's worth checking out, but know this: some of the stuff will be leaving, or has already left Netflix, but if you have Hulu, you can add Disney+ to your subscription, or use it as a standalone app, for as little as $7.99 a month or $69.99 a Year! Me? I can't wait to check stuff out, and I've already signed up for it. The only problem is deciding what to watch first.