If Disney+ had Hidden Gems...what would you want?

[James Fabiano]

Again thinking ahead of ourselves here, but still a bit of fun. What should be in a potential HG section of D+?

We know the story of the original Muppet Babies, unfortunately. How about, if available, the entire run of Little Muppet Monsters?

[YAKMAN is ICHIBAN]

The Disney Channel Weird Al concert special, "There's No Going Home"

[BlackoutCreature]

I'd be curious to see the work print copy for Kingdom of the Sun that all those studio executives hated. Or even that unfinished version of The Sweatbox that was floating around on the internet awhile back if they have the balls for it.

[Mighty Attack Tribble]

Susie Q, a surprisingly charming TV movie starring Amy Jo Johnson, Shelley Long and Justin Whalin, which was a staple of the Disney Channel in the '90s.



Unfortunately it wasn't a Disney Channel Original, but was produced for Super RTL, a joint venture between the German RTL group and Disney, and while Disney still hold a 50% stake in that channel their agreement to share programming ended a very long time ago.

[Paul]

I want the complete runs of Dumbo's Circus, Welcome To Pooh Corner, and Good Morning, Mickey.

[wildojinx]

Since they own Marvel Productions, some of the non-Hasbro shows (Hasbro has the rights to Joe, MLP, Transformers, Dungeons and Dragons and all the other MP shows based off their properties) like Spacecats or the Dr. Seuss specials.

[YAKMAN is ICHIBAN]

Sept 17, 2019 13:19:20 GMT -5 Mighty Attack Tribble said:

Susie Q, a surprisingly charming TV movie starring Amy Jo Johnson, Shelley Long and Justin Whalin, which was a staple of the Disney Channel in the '90s.



Unfortunately it wasn't a Disney Channel Original, but was produced for Super RTL, a joint venture between the German RTL group and Disney, and while Disney still hold a 50% stake in that channel their agreement to share programming ended a very long time ago.

I remember that. She was a ghost or something?


Seems like a lot of the Disney Channel stuff is getting ignored at least at launch. They had TV remakes of many of the classic Disney live action films, before remaking them again for theatrical releases (Shaggy Dog, Freaky Friday, etc)

[Alyce: Old Media Enthusiast]

Raw Toonage


Though I'm guessing maybe an issue with the Marsupilami license might stop that.

[James Fabiano]

Sept 17, 2019 13:32:59 GMT -5 Paul said:

I want the complete runs of Dumbo's Circus, Welcome To Pooh Corner, and Good Morning, Mickey.

GMM was a collection of theatrical shorts, no?

I'd like to see the bumpers to Donald Duck Presents (Donald and the TV gags).

[Paul]

Sept 17, 2019 13:57:12 GMT -5 James Fabiano said:

Sept 17, 2019 13:32:59 GMT -5 Paul said:

I want the complete runs of Dumbo's Circus, Welcome To Pooh Corner, and Good Morning, Mickey.

GMM was a collection of theatrical shorts, no?

I'd like to see the bumpers to Donald Duck Presents (Donald and the TV gags).

Well.. yes, it was just the theatrical shorts aired on TV.. but I still want to see it anyway.

[Fade is a CodyCryBaby]

Sept 17, 2019 13:19:20 GMT -5 Mighty Attack Tribble said:

Susie Q, a surprisingly charming TV movie starring Amy Jo Johnson, Shelley Long and Justin Whalin, which was a staple of the Disney Channel in the '90s.



Unfortunately it wasn't a Disney Channel Original, but was produced for Super RTL, a joint venture between the German RTL group and Disney, and while Disney still hold a 50% stake in that channel their agreement to share programming ended a very long time ago.

I LOVED this movie..and also incorrectly recalled it as a Disney Channel Original.

[Sephiroth]

Me Boogedy and and The Halloween that Almost Wasn’t

[James Fabiano]

Sept 17, 2019 14:47:34 GMT -5 Paul said:

Sept 17, 2019 13:57:12 GMT -5 James Fabiano said:

GMM was a collection of theatrical shorts, no?

I'd like to see the bumpers to Donald Duck Presents (Donald and the TV gags).

Well.. yes, it was just the theatrical shorts aired on TV.. but I still want to see it anyway.

Since inevitably they will put the theatricals up there...I say as a compromise they have a Disney Channel Museum, in which you can see the credits to anthology series like GMM and DDP, as well as any original content used between the shorts. Maybe some vintage IDs and ads?

[Vampiro138]

the One Saturday Morning stuff, the intro and bumpers between shows, and also the genie "great minds think for themselves" would be cool for this.

[Paul]

I want all the D-TV music videos.

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[brown bricks]

I have no idea how I have so many memories of this show. Looking it up, it apparently debuted two years before I was born. But yeah, I have a lot of memories of this show, for whatever reason.

[lildude8218]

Disney did a lot of specials on NBC and ABC over the years that should be on there. "Disney Goes to the Oscars," "Sport Goofy in Soccermania," "Down and Out with Donald Duck," "Totally Minnie," etc. etc.

[Clash, Never a Meter Maid]

Sept 17, 2019 13:18:50 GMT -5 BlackoutCreature said:

I'd be curious to see the work print copy for Kingdom of the Sun that all those studio executives hated. Or even that unfinished version of The Sweatbox that was floating around on the internet awhile back if they have the balls for it.

Or any test footage for their version of Pygmalion, a comedy about an elephant called "Wild Life."

[Sir Woodrow]

If Disney+ had Hidden Gems I'd be wondering why the Last Battle of Atlanta & the AWA Cereal shit was on Mickeyflix