what the Hell does this have to do with the post you responded to?
As Dreamers Do Part Deux
- Thread starter OldNavy1988
- Start date
Stop derailing the thread, which is what seems to be happening.
This guy has done this multiple times, saying that things are "going" to happen when he really just pulls them out of his ass. He's done this on both this thread and one of my own, and he's been warned at least once in my thread. But he never learns...
Updated Disney Release Schedule
Movies
2008
Ducktales: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (WDCA)
Bolt: The American Dog (WDCA)
2009
The Princess and the Frog (WDCA)
2010
National Treasure 3: Edge of History (Disney/Legendary; a crossover with Carmen Sandiego)
Team Atlantis (WDCA)
2011
Rumpelstiltskin (WDCA)
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (Disney/Bruckheimer)
2012
Justice League/Avengers (20th Century-Fox/Columbia; part of the DCMCU)
Wreck it Ralph (WDCA)
TBD
Your Highness (20th Century-Fox/Legendary)
Attached: Rachel Stone-Abbott, Rebecca Sugar, Ryan Murphy
Gigantic (WDCA)
TV
2008
The Newgrounds Show (FX)
The NBA on Fox and FX (sports)
The IHL on Fox and FX (sports)
2009
Glee (Fox)
Anime dub to be named later (FX; part of the Dojo)
2010
Fish Hooks (Disney)
2011
Anime dub to be named later (FX; part of the Dojo)
2012
Gravity Falls (Disney/Legendary)
Steven Universe (Disney/Legendary)
If there's anything that should be added to this list, let me know.
Movies
2008
Ducktales: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (WDCA)
Bolt: The American Dog (WDCA)
2009
The Princess and the Frog (WDCA)
2010
National Treasure 3: Edge of History (Disney/Legendary; a crossover with Carmen Sandiego)
Team Atlantis (WDCA)
2011
Rumpelstiltskin (WDCA)
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (Disney/Bruckheimer)
2012
Justice League/Avengers (20th Century-Fox/Columbia; part of the DCMCU)
Wreck it Ralph (WDCA)
TBD
Your Highness (20th Century-Fox/Legendary)
Attached: Rachel Stone-Abbott, Rebecca Sugar, Ryan Murphy
Gigantic (WDCA)
TV
2008
The Newgrounds Show (FX)
The NBA on Fox and FX (sports)
The IHL on Fox and FX (sports)
2009
Glee (Fox)
Anime dub to be named later (FX; part of the Dojo)
2010
Fish Hooks (Disney)
2011
Anime dub to be named later (FX; part of the Dojo)
2012
Gravity Falls (Disney/Legendary)
Steven Universe (Disney/Legendary)
If there's anything that should be added to this list, let me know.
Looks pretty good, but I would put Your Highness in 2009, with Gigantic getting the 2013 spot for WDCA.
How about Bob's Burgers or Archer?
Aside from that, are you intentionally keeping the new anime dubs a surprise? Or can we suggest new ones?
@OldNavy1988 ooh! I’ve got an idea for an anime dub! It’s called “A Dark Rabbit Has Seven Lives”.
Well, how about the 2005 Doraemon anime for one of them? To go back to the kid-friendly roots of Maya the Bee or Akko-chan.
You know, Noods on Nick could be a cool idea if done right............
But seriously, this thread hijacking's gotta stop man.....
Oh yeah, I remember that time.....
Exactly.........I'll even help you out on it.
Pretty good release schedule.
But Doraemon could work for Fox or Toon Disney.
Oldnavy your forgot the blue sky films horten hears a hoo (2008 ) ice age dawn of the dinosaurs 2011 Rio (It will probby lead to eralier consution on the brazil world showcase pilot consurtilly in the works for epcot) and ice age collison course 2013
Note team atlantis was suppose to be a tv series. I would remake turning the 2010 team altanis in atlanitis 2 and have it serve as pilot for the serise like driect dvd altantics milo return. Atlainis 2 would just be a therical verison of millo return with the thrid adventure the rangorock segemtn and the rise of attlanis replace with an adveurte based on greek or jappaness mythogly and a scean of team atlanis seting out on anothe quest. The rangorck segent and atlanis rise would the finale epsoide of the team atlanis seriesI would reserve Gigantic for 2013, when it was first reported IOTL that plans for attempted development for it arose, or 2015/16 (when it was officially announced and when it was initially set to be released).
Entertainment News for Late May 2008 Part 1
Entertainment News for Late May 2008
@WB18 @mrcubfan415 @farmerted555
As the NBA Conferene Finals start to wind down, the issue of new realignment is still a hot topic for the owners.
- ESPN
Option A
Option B
Competing expansion bids for 2008-09 (only 4 will enter the league at a fee of $320 million USD each)
Oklahoma City Bison (Headed by Clay Bennett)
Available arena: Ford Center
Las Vegas (Headed by Gavin Maloof)
Available arena: MGM Resorts Arena (On the OTL site of T-Mobile Arena)
Nashville (Headed by Gaylord Entertainment)
Available arena: Bridgestone Arena
Pittsburgh (Headed by Art Rooney II)
Available arena: The Igloo (temporary), PPG Arena (Opening in 2010)
Buffalo (Headed by Terry and Kim Pegula)
Available arena: HSBC Arena
Kansas City (Headed by Clark Hunt)
Available arena: Sprint Center
Montreal (Headed by the Molson family)
Available arena: Molson Centre
@WB18 @mrcubfan415 @farmerted555
As the NBA Conferene Finals start to wind down, the issue of new realignment is still a hot topic for the owners.
- ESPN
Option A
| Pacific | Northwest | Southwest | Atlantic | Central | Southeast |
| Golden State Los Angeles Phoenix Sacramento San Diego Expansion: Las Vegas | Denver Portland Seattle Utah Vancouver Expansion: Kansas City | Dallas Houston New Orleans San Antonio St. Louis Expansion: Oklahoma City | Boston New Jersey New York Philadelphia Toronto Washington | Chicago Cleveland Detroit Indiana Milwaukee Minnesota | Atlanta Charlotte Kentucky Miami Orlando Expansion: Nashville |
Option B
| Pacific | Northwest | Southwest | Atlantic | Central | Southeast |
| Golden State Los Angeles Phoenix Sacramento San Diego Expansion: Las Vegas | Denver Portland Seattle Utah Vancouver Expansion: Kansas City | Dallas Houston New Orleans San Antonio St. Louis Expansion: Oklahoma City | Boston New Jersey New York Philadelphia Toronto Expansion: Pittsburgh, Buffalo or Montreal | Chicago Cleveland Detroit Indiana Milwaukee Minnesota | Atlanta Charlotte Kentucky Miami Orlando Washington |
Competing expansion bids for 2008-09 (only 4 will enter the league at a fee of $320 million USD each)
Oklahoma City Bison (Headed by Clay Bennett)
Available arena: Ford Center
Las Vegas (Headed by Gavin Maloof)
Available arena: MGM Resorts Arena (On the OTL site of T-Mobile Arena)
Nashville (Headed by Gaylord Entertainment)
Available arena: Bridgestone Arena
Pittsburgh (Headed by Art Rooney II)
Available arena: The Igloo (temporary), PPG Arena (Opening in 2010)
Buffalo (Headed by Terry and Kim Pegula)
Available arena: HSBC Arena
Kansas City (Headed by Clark Hunt)
Available arena: Sprint Center
Montreal (Headed by the Molson family)
Available arena: Molson Centre
Any everheard of the failed wonderland themepark in bejing china. at 120 arces It was supose to be the largest park in asia. conststion stop in 1998. There was attempt to restart constison in 2008 but it failed. With no shangi disney happen it may be nice for wonderland to be fhinshed. Perhaps six king makes a deal with the owner of wonderland ot fhish the park and the park is renamed china's wonder. I feel that all of six kings forign parks should be called name of conunrty or regions's wonderland
I will, but I need time to fix the spelling of some of the names. Thanks for reminding me.
All good options for a realignment, though 36 teams could be too many.
Yes. OKC would make an excellent home for an NBA team shown they have solid support for the Thunder IOTL and it seems the Twisters ITTL have good support as well.
Well, considering Vegas has been the hot market for quite some time, this makes sense financially, but can Vegas really support 3 major teams is the question?
Ehh, I think Memphis would be better than Nashville. Don't get me wrong, Nashville has some great sports fans. But Memphis has proven to support an NBA team IOTL, so why not ITTL while Nashville is pretty unproven.
Pittsburgh would make an interesting market for the NBA, considering they've never had a shot at the NBA, but have great support for all three sports. It would especially great if the expansion took place just as the new arena opened.
Ah, Buffalo. A city that had the NBA IOTL from 1970-78 but failed. It may be a small market, but like Pittsburgh, it has had great support for it's sports franchises historically. Considering college basketball is popular in the area and Toronto is oh so close, this is a risky one.
Another failed NBA city IOTL, as KC had the Kings from 1972-85. Even with a new arena, Kansas City may be too close to OKC and St. Louis to succeed in the NBA.
A high risk, high reward move, as Montreal could be a strong market for the NBA if it succeeds. But should it fail, this team could be gone within years. It would definitely be cool to see what brand identities a Montreal team could come up with considering the cities history with English and French culture.
So, i'd personally say OKC, Memphis/Nashville, Pittsburgh and Montreal for expansion, and alignment could look like this.
| Northwest Division Golden State Portland Sacramento Seattle Utah Vancouver | Southwest Division Dallas Houston Los Angeles Phoenix San Antonio San Diego | Midwest Division Denver Minnesota New Orleans Oklahoma City St. Louis Tennessee (Memphis/Nashville) |
| Atlantic Division Boston Montreal New Jersey New York Philadelphia Toronto | Central Division Chicago Cleveland Detroit Indiana Milwaukee Pittsburgh | Southeast Division Atlanta Charlotte Kentucky Miami Orlando Washington |