Podcasts about disney's doug

The Black Sheep have a conversation about the differences between Nick's version of the animated series Doug and Disney's continuation of the show.

  Today's show focuses on a live show that holds a unique place in Disney history. The show is Doug Live! and its unique because it was not based on a Disney property - it was based on a Nickelodeon show that was bought out by Disney, and appeared on ABC morning. Joining me to discuss it is Gary Miceli, a lover of the show and a Doug Live! specialist...you can find Gary on Facebook. Feel free to contact him with any questions you might have about the show... A promotional item from Disney in 1999 read: It's really tough being 12. And no one knows the trials, tribulations and triumphs of being a 12-year-old kid better than the title star of the "Disney's Doug Live!" musical stage show coming to Disney-MGM Studios. The spring 1999 debut of "Disney's Doug Live!" will be part of the largest expansion in Walt Disney World history. Disney's Doug -- star of the popular ABC "One Saturday Morning" television show with the same name -- will come to life through a mix of live performances and animation several times each day at Disney-MGM Studios in an original story developed especially for the theme park. "Disney's Doug Live!" replaces the SuperStar TV attraction which closed Sept. 26. The new story of "Disney's Doug Live!" follows Doug Funnie, his dog Porkchop, best friend Skeeter, secret crush Patti and class bully Roger through the ups and downs of pre-teen life. Disney-MGM Studios guests can be part of the show as lucky audience members will be chosen to play small parts in each performance of "Disney's Doug Live!" You can watch the show here.  Its a lot of fun!  https://youtu.be/8Gx92i67ppc  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daves-disney-view/message

Brell talks about Disney's Doug on this episode. She continues her breakdown of the development of Doug with the background of creator Jim Jinkins and what led him to create Doug and how Nickelodeon picked up the show. Find out why Nickelodeon dropped Doug and how Disney picked it up. Learn more about the characters and why Brell thinks they didn't need to add a baby to the Funnie family. Disney's One Saturday Morning is the last great cartoon block of the golden age of Saturday morning cartoons on broadcast television. The story of this popular cartoon block is in itself a case study on the decline of the golden age and what led to the end of an era in television history. This episode begins a series on the history of Disney's One Saturday Morning. Over the next two episodes, Brell will cover two other cartoons (Doug being the first) that aired during this block - Pepper Ann and Recess. Saturday Mornings Past Podcast takes you down cartoon memory lane. Brell covers cartoon series that aired during the golden age of Saturday Morning TV during the 70s, 80s, & 90s plus the early days of the 60s and the twilight years during the 00s. Episodes Covered: "Doug's Last Birthday" - Season 5, Episode 1 "Doug's Secret Christmas" - Season 5, Episode 15 Credit Goes To YouTubers Myron Smith, Joshua Maldonado, & Kobe E. Blanchette Shoutout to my haters and supporters - Galatians 6:9 LINKS Listen to the Brell Radio Podcast Network on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, & Castbox on Android Follow Brell Radio on Instagram: @BrellRadio Follow Brell Radio on Twitter: @BrellRadio Follow Saturday Mornings Past on Instagram: @thesmpblog Follow Saturday Mornings Past on Twitter: @thesmpblog Visit and Subscribe to the Saturday Mornings Past Blog: CLICK HERE Follow My Personal Social Media Accounts Twitter: @wonderbrell Instagram: @wonderbrell

To set things up for next week's episode on Disney's Doug, Brell talks about Doug's beginnings on Nickelodeon and how creator Jim Jinkins childhood love for drawing led to the development of one of the most beloved cartoon characters in history. Saturday Mornings Past Podcast takes you down cartoon memory lane. Brell covers cartoon series that aired during the golden age of Saturday Morning TV during the 70s, 80s, & 90s plus the early days of the 60s and the twilight years during the 00s. Episodes Covered: "Doug Bags A Neematoad" - Season 1, Episode 1 Credit Goes To YouTuber Kids TV English Shoutout to my haters and supporters - Galatians 6:9 LINKS Listen to the Brell Radio Podcast Network on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, & Castbox on Android Follow Brell Radio on Instagram: @BrellRadio Follow Brell Radio on Twitter: @BrellRadio Follow Saturday Mornings Past on Instagram: @thesmpblog Follow Saturday Mornings Past on Twitter: @thesmpblog Visit and Subscribe to the Saturday Mornings Past Blog: CLICK HERE Follow My Personal Social Media Accounts Twitter: @wonderbrell Instagram: @wonderbrell

This week Mike and Sammy are joined by return guest, Justin. We discuss the Nickelodeon cartoon "Doug". Never to be confused with Disney's Doug. Never. This is a coming-of-age that follows Doug Funnie as he deals with bullies, authority figures and finding out what Patti Mayonnaise's mouth is about.   We talk about "Doug: The Disney Musical", how doing the right thing is never good, Doug's correlation to Family Guy, and we get plain dumb towards the end.   This Podcast is sponsored by Backspace   Listen to us on iTunes, Stitcher, or RSS.   Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, or on The Nostalgianauts Website  

Recorded live on stage at the Ritz Theatre in beautiful downtown Brunswick, GA, It's a Wonderful Life is a holiday classic for the ages.  Adapted for radio and featuring a cast of talented actors and sound effect techniscians, let one of the best-loved Christmas stories of all-time, unfold right before your ears!   And yes, that's me as George Bailey/Augustus Slattery.  Jim Jinkins, the guy who created Disney's Doug and PB&J Otter? He's Clarence.  And Bryan Thompson, former Brunswick, GA, mayor and big winner on Deal or No Deal as Joseph and Mr. Potter.   I know it's not Star Wars, but it's one of the many things I've been working on over the last several months, and one of the big reasons MSWS has been a monthly to this point, so enjoy! And Merry Christmas to you all!