We are faithfull Phineas and Ferb fans. This week it hasn't been on at it's regular 11 am time slot. Instead they are showing Zack and Cody (ENOUGH OF THAT SHOW ALREADY). I don't care if they're at the Tipton Hotel or on the high seas- that show isn't funny or entertaining. It bores my kids to death and we just change the channel. Besides, shouldn't London have already graduated??
Here's a question- if it's summer vacation, and Phineas and Ferb is a show about summer vacation- then why not show it more than at 6 am and 10 pm??? I know it's on and off sporatically, but come on!!! Give it the proper regular time slot it deserves.
And why is Camp Rock 2, a movie about summer camp, not being shown until September, when everyone is back in school and summer is over??
The Disney Channel is having some programming issues!
Had to vent!!!
I see that this week they have changed the line up, and thankfully P and F is on more. Thank God. I really don't want to have to get Disney XD. Nickelodeon axed my kids other favorite- Yo Gabba Gabba, and moved it to Nick Jr.. Can't they leave well enough alone?
I see that this week they have changed the line up, and thankfully P and F is on more. Thank God. I really don't want to have to get Disney XD. Nickelodeon axed my kids other favorite- Yo Gabba Gabba, and moved it to Nick Jr.. Can't they leave well enough alone?
Oh. We already get Disney XD on our system so yeah, we have LOTS of Phineas and Ferb! But, like I said, DVR works really well.
I miss the Disney Channel of the '80s and early-90s. Would love see the likes of Talespin, DuckTales, Rescue Rangers, etc. again. (Yes, I realize those shows were syndicated, but you know what I mean. ) Too many tweencoms on DC these days, though I did love Even Stevens in the early-2000s.
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I was visiting with some friends ...
but at one point .. I decided to join the kids in the living room to see what they were watching.
Ohhhhhhh nooooooooooooo
just what I was fearing .. as I found out years ago ...
as it appears no programming for anyone above age 18 ...
Watched two girls sneek into a film studio .. and wanted to see a favorite male star ... and got mixed up for stunt doubles .. then I watched Hannah Montana for about 10 minutes with an auction going on, for a date with Hannah .... then came time for the commercials. The rapid editing pace was more than enough to give me a headache ... along with the tween/teen programming ....
I think that 30 minutes of today's Disney Channel will also be my last for another 10 years.
It's on a LOT. My kids have so many DVR'd that we have to regularly purge them.
Originally Posted by Wiggler
) Too many tweencoms on DC these days, though I did love Even Stevens in the early-2000s.
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