I agree with that. Maybe in its places, we can see Horton Hatches the Egg and Mutts?
As Dreamers Do Part Deux
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I love this so much. Maybe the team should be called Jetforce or Jetflyers in-game but this sounds like a game that I wished was real.
Thank you, the English Dub was horrible.
1. Well F***... So with Vince gone, the WWA would probably be up for sale or something else in the process. Which may be a good thing.
2. Eh... Doubtful.
3. That's good.
4. As they should.
5. Oh boy... Please tell me the DMCA isn't a thing or going to be a thing here ITTL @OldNavy1988. The DMCA is honestly a joke IOTL.
Notable Family Guy Episodes as of 2001
Family Guy
Brief Overview
Launched on April 11, 1999 on Fox, part of the Tuesday night "Da Boom" lineup.
Created by
Seth MacFarlane
Produced by
Fuzzy Door Productions
Grantray-Lawrence Hollywood
Distributed by
20th Television
Main Voices
Same as OTL
Notable Family Guy Episodes as of 2001
I Never Met the Dead Man
Same as OTL, this was the episode in which Meg got blamed for knocking out the town's cable TV service during her driving lesson.
Road to the Big Easy
Directed by Dan Povenmire
The first appearance of Stewie's time machine sees him and Brian rescuing Gus St. Pierre from the humiliation of seeing his mother bite off the ear of Mitch Kriegman. Then, Brian and Stewie save the life of Colette and rescue Gus's younger sisters from the clutches of John Kricfalusi.
Voices for Road to the Big Easy
Seth MacFarlane as Stewie Griffin, Brian Griffin, Mitch Kriegman and John Kricfalusi
Alex Borstein as Bridgette St. Pierre, impersonated with a generic Southern twang
Gus St. Pierre as himself, albeit in a higher pitch
Mila Kunis as Colette, Del and Blanche St. Pierre
Rachael MacFarlane as Renee, Gabby and Avril St. Pierre
Chris's Big Break
Talent scouts have come to Quahog to search for the next vocal quintet. Lou Pearlman (Impersonated by Mike Henry) zeroes in on Chris as a potential star for his struggling Transcontinental label. On that same episode, Peter presses a button on his TV remote to send Meg down to a Rancor pit in the basement. Then, the couch moves closer to the TV as Peter, Stewie and Brian watch Meg confront the Rancor before Chris makes his boy band debut. This episode aired in the first season, just as the Backstreet Boys' legal battle with the real Lou Pearlman was just heating up.
Quahoggystyle
After yet another firing from the Happy Go Lucky toy factory, Peter tries his hand at Gangsta Rap. A local rap battle sees Peter confront Ernie the Giant Chicken for the first time. A cutaway gag shows Stewie learning how to play a violin when Fievel scurries into his room. Stewie freaks out of course and calls for Brian to help with the situation. Also, this was the first time Cleveland fell out of his bathtub.
Boobies and the Beast
A Beauty and the Beast parody that only Seth can create, with Dolly Parton reprising her 1975 role and Peter Griffin playing the Beast. Cleveland and Quagmire play Cogsworth and Lumiere respectively. And don't forget Ernie the Giant Chicken as Gaston.
Maximum Absorbency Overdrive
Frustrated with Stewie's world domination aspirations, Lois receives some words of encouragement from a former Luvs mascot, a talking diaper.
Road to Southampton
Brian and Stewie travel back to 1970's England and free a teenage Daniel Abbott from the bedroom/dungeon of the demented Olivia Abbott.
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Hey @OldNavy1988 I was thinking that we could replaced Home on the Range with Yasuke it about Kevin "Yasuke" Jackson Voiced by Chris Rock and his family were accidentally travel to Feudal Japan when female warrior named Haruka Fujiwara Voiced by Kotono Mitsuishi as she summon them when demonic warlord named Akuma is about to conquered Japan it up to Kevin "Yasuke" Jackson and his family and allies to save Japan from evil Akuma. The film should be directed by Bruce W. Smith and music should be composed by Kow Otani.
The episodes of Family Guy that we got in this timeline are surprisingly entertainingly good.
Which one would you watch on repeat?
Yes, I'd like to know. For that matter I'm wondering if I should butterfly Brother Bear.
Completely forgettable and unwatchable for me honestly. It is an easy skip ITTL.
Both the Boobies and the Beast and Road to the Big Easy are my personal favorites for this version of Family Guy. Also, Peter and Ernie as the Beast and Gaston is honestly just perfect. I wish this was a real episode...
Kinda a surprise that Fox still airs Family Guy ITTL since Disney owns Fox much earlier than OTL. Wonder what other shows are on Fox ITTL, maybe Mission Hill?
Futurama and The Simpsons also air on Fox. Mission Hill could make a good placeholder before Bob's Burgers comes along.
So great! I hope to @OldNavy1988, I really like Family Guy being still on the air TTL and Fox wanted adult animation carefully. Haim Saban is a possible bidder for the WWA after Vince McMahon's death. Dream Quest Images, producers of the smash Dinosaur, is making a 2nd feature film Wildlife for Hollywood Pictures, set to release on August 16, 2002. A film version of the CrossGen comic Mystic, prepared by Ryan Murphy and J.J. Abrams were in the works at Touchstone Pictures, for July 26, 2002. But don't worry, the big films of December 2001, like Warner's Ocean's Eleven, New Line's Lord of the Rings, Hollywood Pictures' Black Hawk Down and Touchstone/Nickelodeon's Jimmy Neutron is coming up!
Admittedly, out of the ones that aren't from our timeline, I'd go and watch Quahoggystyle and Maximum Absorbency Overdrive at least three times on home video.
I especially appreciate the jab at An American Tail, given the way Fievel was put in the former episode.
Brother Bear? Maybe.
Home on the Range? Definitely.
It might not be as funny without context, but these reviews should help sing the failures.
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Question: What would Saban want with the WWA after McMahon's death. If Saban wants a pro wrestling show on SBC to whatever, he might as well go with the TNA promotion since it is new and would be something different to the network. Buying the WWA would be a dreadful idea for anyone who would buy it. It's not worth it.
Basically a bad idea.
TBH, originally, Home on the Range IOTL was originally pitched by Mike Gabriel and Michael Giamo as a way different movie called Sweating Bullets, which was a supernatural western about a timid cowboy who visits a ghost town and confronts an undead cattle hustler named Slim. However, story problems let to the story being changed to be about a little bull named Bullets, that wanted to be more like the horses that led the herd, then changed again to the story we got IOTL. By then, Gabriel and Giamo had been both deattached to the project, and Will Finn and John Sanford became the directors, plus with IOTL Disney slowing losing intrest in 2D feature animation, Home on the Range seems to have earned itself a reputation for fully killing 2D feature animation (despite some attempts to revive it, some from Disney itself...).Brother Bear? Maybe.
Home on the Range? Definitely.
It might not be as funny without context, but these reviews should help sing the failures.
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Prehaps ITTL, instead of what we got IOTL with HOTR, maybe Gabriel and Giamo get what they originally planned for Sweating Bullets off the story problem grounds, and it takes HOTR's place?
And while we're on the topic on unrealized 2000s Disney films:
My Peoples
My Peoples (also known as Once in a Blue Moon, Elgin's Peoples, Angel and Her No Good Sister and A Few Good Ghosts) was a film developed in the late 1990s by Barry Cook, co-director of Mulan. Despite the fact that he even went as far as to hire voice actors, as well as musicians to score the...
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Fraidy Cat
Fraidy Cat is a cancelled action-comedy film, directed by John Musker and Ron Clements that was planned to be set to be released in 2009. It was to have been a satire of Alfred Hitchcock's film noirs. Oscar, a cat and Corina, a cockatoo are pampered, spoiled house pets that live an easy life in...
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Fantasia (franchise) - Wikipedia
American Dog
American Dog was a cancelled CGI animated film written and directed by Chris Sanders. A quirky road movie following a talking dog actor's journey across America with a one-eyed cat and a giant rabbit, the project ended up running into friction with John Lasseter and Disney executives for its...
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Also, with Ice Age coming up in 2002 soon, unless we risk a lawsuit from Ivy Supersonic and her "Squat" character, I suggest a diffrent name for Scrat. The character himself can stay in though.