Disney+ Launches November 12th, Simpsons Included.

[YoshiAngemon 223]

https://d23.com/complete-guide-disney-entertainment/

Essentially, Disney+ is a new streaming service that will cost $6.99 a month, It iwll include a bulk of the content from Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel, and National Geographic, and thanks to the merger, Fox programs like Malcolm in the Middle and The Simpsons!

If you're seeing this, it means the first 30 Seasons (Save for Stark-Raving Dad) will be streaming on Disney+!

As for the highlights in the page I provided, Both Goofy Movies will be made available (for those who are patient enough to wait that long, and would prefer not to join the Disney Movie Club), along with both versions of DuckTales, Kim Possible, Nat Geo Movies and shows, and more. R-Rated movies and TV-MA Shows will stay on Hulu.

As for where to stream it, you can stream it from computers, Smartphones, Smart TVs, and Game Consoles like the Switch, PlayStation 4 and XBox One.

Edited April 12, 2019 by YoshiAngemon

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 41,651]

Damn it...Okay, I at first thought this was a great value and in reality it definitely is, but to hear that Disney going the pansy route of not having MA and R content on this platform. I am at least happy they are keeping them elsewhere, but it just seems foolish to now allow this stuff on their own service. I know it is most likely an issue to them to have any hardcore mature content attached to something that directly has their name on it. I personally think it is a dumb move.

[Ashen Pathfinder 16,161]

I think I heard there would be a package deal with Hulu and the ESPN streaming service? I'd be curious to see how that works out; especially as I am subscribed to both.

[Will Guide 21,362]

Maybe I can cancel my $10 a month for gym membership I don't use and spend less for this promising service. Thanks for bringing this to my attention, @YoshiAngemon. 

[Olly 1,011]

I like the episode of the simpsons where flanders (i think?) starts his own amusement park for kids in their town and some suits from disney come to shut the place down because he used the slogan "happiest place on earth" 

[YoshiAngemon 223]

6 hours ago, Olly said:

I like the episode of the simpsons where flanders (i think?) starts his own amusement park for kids in their town and some suits from disney come to shut the place down because he used the slogan "happiest place on earth" 

It was Skinner who used the slogan for a school carnival, and the episode was "Lisa the Beauty Queen." She made a big impact on Springfield as Little Miss Springfield, and if it weren't for Homer writing "Okay" in the space where it says "Do not write in this space," Lisa would've made Mayor Quimby run away.

Edited April 13, 2019 by YoshiAngemon

[PinkiePie97 913]

10 hours ago, Kyoshi said:

Damn it...Okay, I at first thought this was a great value and in reality it definitely is, but to hear that Disney going the pansy route of not having MA and R content on this platform. I am at least happy they are keeping them elsewhere, but it just seems foolish to now allow this stuff on their own service. I know it is most likely an issue to them to have any hardcore mature content attached to something that directly has their name on it. I personally think it is a dumb move.

Disney owns a majority stake in Hulu now, so anything they put on there will still technically be on their own service.

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 41,651]

Just now, PinkiePie97 said:

Disney owns a majority stake in Hulu now, so anything they put on there will still technically be on their own service.

Yikes. Didn't know that. Disney might as well own all of movie and TV entertainment at this point. 

[CastletonSnob 3,078]

6 minutes ago, Kyoshi said:

Yikes. Didn't know that. Disney might as well own all of movie and TV entertainment at this point. 

Be glad Disney doesn't own MLP. 

[YoshiAngemon 223]

17 minutes ago, Kyoshi said:

Yikes. Didn't know that. Disney might as well own all of movie and TV entertainment at this point. 

Well, they're not going after Viacom, Universal OR Warner Bros. Those studios should be left alone.