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CONTENTS

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* 4 Toon Disney around the world
* 5 Disney XD
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TOON DISNEY

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Toon Disney was a 24-hour American cable television channel owned by The Walt
Disney Company that mostly aired children's animated television series. A
spin-off of Disney Channel, Toon Disney showed children's cartoons 24 hours a
day (except for minimal live action programming); its format had similarities to
those of Cartoon Network and Nicktoons Network. Toon Disney's target audience
were children ages 2-11, with the exceptions of programming used in a night time
block aimed at children ages 7-13 called Jetix.

Like other Disney-owned cable channels, starting in 2008, Toon Disney began
airing in High-Definition.[1][2] Toon Disney, at launch, was commercial free
until Fall 2000. This was when the network reached "critical mass" in
subscribers of over 15 million.[3]

On August 6, 2008 Disney announced they would be rebranding Toon Disney on
February 13, 2009 as Disney XD, which would be aimed at 6 to 14 year old
boys.[4] Toon Disney ended on February 12, 2009 in wake of Disney XD.

Toon Disney debuted April 18, 1998, as a spin-off of Disney Channel. Originally,
the channel's programming consisted of older Disney animated television series,
including those from The Disney Afternoon. Toon Disney has also shown some other
cartoons, most of them produced by DIC Entertainment, which was Disney owned at
the time the network was launched.[5] For the first year of the channel's
existence, a block of programs seen on Toon Disney would air on Sunday evenings
on Disney Channel as a "sneak preview" of the channel for interested
subscribers.

In the 2000s, Toon Disney gained a variety of new programming expanding the vast
collection of Disney animation. Many programs from Disney's One Saturday Morning
joined the lineup, mostly without the expense of other programs. In 2004 with
the addition of Jetix, and the more animated programs from Disney Channel, many
of the older programs on Toon Disney vanished, as ith appens with other TV
networks over the years.

CONTENTS

* 1 Programming
* 1.1 Movies
* 1.2 Live-action programming
* 2 Programming blocks
* 3 Logos
* 4 Toon Disney around the world
* 5 Disney XD
* 6 See also
* 7 References

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PROGRAMMING[]

Main article: List of programs broadcast by Toon Disney

MOVIES[]

Toon Disney also showed animated films, both Disney and non-Disney. Toon Disney
aired many Disney classic films, which are not frequently shown on Disney
Channel.

LIVE-ACTION PROGRAMMING[]

Although the majority of the network's programming was animation, live-action
programming had become a part of Toon Disney during its final years. Live
children were featured in bumpers aired from 1998 to 2002, and fan-made
animations done in live-action were aired in these bumpers. The Jetix block
aired the show Power Rangers. Toon Disney has also aired Muppet movies,
including Muppets from Space, one Muppet movie that Disney does not own. During
the network's existence, Toon Disney aired the Disney Channel Original Movies:
Jett Jackson: The Movie, and Up, Up, and Away, both of which have had minimal
exposure on Disney Channel in recent years. The theatrical films Max Keeble's
Big Move, Snow Dogs and Herbie: Fully Loaded have also aired recently. Toon
Disney contains more than 10 short segments includes video/slideshow format. The
short series Check This Kid Out aired randomly during the commercial breaks
between July 7, 2008 and February 12, 2009. On September 1, 2008, The Suite Life
of Zack & Cody and Phineas and Ferb began airing on Toon Disney. On September 7,
2008, one of Disney's only live-action short films Frankenweenie also aired on
Toon Disney.

PROGRAMMING BLOCKS[]

Toon Disney frequently aired groups of series in blocks; over the course of Toon
Disney's broadcast history, it had several programming blocks that featured at
least two of their shows.[5]

* Magical World of Toons (1998-2003) disappeared in 2003, when its slot was
replaced by The Power Pack, a bunch of three-hour marathons of certain shows.

* Toons in the House - (2000-2001), a four-hour weekday-afternoon block similar
in spirit to TV.

* Disney's Raw Toonage: Bonkers, Marsupilami & Co - (2005-2009), a half hour
show on Monday-Sunday afternoons. It featured 8 episode shorts: He's Bonkers
D. Bobcat, Raw Toonage (Host Segment) / Totally Tastless Videos / Marsupilami
(Raw Toonage short), Marsupilami, Goofy, Sebastian the Crab from "The Little
Mermaid", Shnookums & Meat!, Pith Possum - Super-Dynamic Possum of Tomorrow
and Tex Tinster - The Best of the West. The program was Toon Disney Channel.

* Chillin' with the Villains - (2000-2004), a two-hour marathon of a certain
show presented on Sunday afternoons. However, these particular marathons
focused on a certain villain from whichever series was being featured.

* Princess Party Palace - (2000-2007), a one-hour block featuring episodes of
Aladdin and The Little Mermaid. The block ended up airing only in the
afternoons on weekends. Formerly known as Princess Power Hour. It was
replaced by The Great Toon Weekend Getaway.

* @Toon - (2001-2004), spun off from Toons in the House. Shortly after @Toon's
premiere, before each first commercial break for most of the shows, it
featured some viewer submissions and game high scores from the official
website.

* Hangin' with the Heroes (2002-2004) originally aired on weekends, but then
aired on weekdays, too. It featured Aladdin, Gargoyles, and Hercules: The
Animated Series.

* The New For You Show! (2003-2004) featured new episodes of Lloyd in Space,
Disney's Raw Toonage: Bonkers, Marsupilami & Co, The Weekenders, Teamo
Supremo, and Fillmore! every Friday and Saturday night at 9:00PM
Eastern/8:00PM Central.

* Weekday Bonus Stacks - (2004-2005), basically three 2-hour marathons of three
different shows that aired from 11:00AM Eastern/10:00AM Central to 5:00PM
Eastern/4:00PM Central. Everyday were three shows different from the previous
day. Though many kids have enjoyed these shows, many of these programs were
already airing in good time slots, so it decreased the variety of shows on
the network. In September 2005, this block was renamed the Superstar Bonus
Stacks and its starting time changed to 10 AM, but this time airing 7
different shows for an hour each and on a more regular schedule. However,
this didn't last long. In October 2005, Toon Disney went back to the regular
Bonus Stacks. It was replaced by Play it Again, Jam!

* Big Movie Show - (2005-2009), a daily showing of films, usually animated
Disney films, but the film shown may be produced by another studio or
live-action (the latter happens extremely rarely). The Big Movie Show was
often the subject of theme weeks, which usually heralded in the initial Toon
Disney broadcast of a given film.

* After Class Laughs - (2005-2006), two-hour block of "The Most Funny Shows" on
Toon Disney. The shows are Lilo and Stitch: The Series, American Dragon: Jake
Long, Disney's Recess, and Kim Possible. This block is shown on weekdays from
3:00PM Eastern/2:00PM Central to 5:00PM Eastern/4:00PM Central. It came back
in 2006 under a slightly different name (After Class Laugh Attack). It was
replaced by Mega Jam.

* The Timon & Pumbaa Show - (2010), The Disney animated series for The Lion
King. It five segments featured Timon and Pumbaa, Rafiki's Fables, Zazu -
Jungle Administrator, The Laughing Hyenas and Timon and Pumbaa (with Simba)

* Super Stacked Weekdays - (2006-2009), which consisted of a mini-marathon each
weekday. The marathons ultimately consisted of random shows on Mondays
(including shows that are no longer regularly included in Toon Disney
programming), Kim Possible on Tuesdays, American Dragon: Jake Long on
Wednesdays, Power Rangers Jungle Fury (of Jetix) on Thursdays, and Monster
Buster Club (of Jetix) on Fridays. It began as Mega Movie Jam, but changed
its name afterwards to Mega Jam. Starting October 1, 2007, it was renamed
Toon Disney Treasure Cove. After this, it was changed to Super Stacked
Weekdays to coincide with the Super Stacks, at this time known as Super
Stacked Weekends.

* Play it Again Jam! - (2006), replacing the Bonus Stacks. This format had
three episodes of a given show in a row instead of four. Its name is a pun to
the phrase, "Play it again, Sam!". It was replaced by Mega Jam, then Treasure
Cove.

* The Great Toon Weekend Getaway - (2007), a five-hour weekend block featuring
shows based on Disney movies: Aladdin, Timon and Pumbaa, The Little Mermaid,
The Legend of Tarzan, The Emperor's New School, and Lilo and Stitch: The
Series.

* Super Stacked Weekends - (2007-2009), a three-hour weekend marathon of two
random programs, one Saturday, and one Sunday. It was known as Super Stacks
before its concision with Super Stacked Weekdays.

* The Brother Hood - (2008-2009), a one-hour block, which aired two times a
day. It showed Phineas and Ferb and The Suite Life of Zack and Cody.
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LOGOS[]

Toon Disney's very first logo from April 1998-September 2002; similar to Disney
Channel's 1997 logo. It would have a charatcher (Mickey) in it leaving most of
the screen shattered in the logo.view image
Toon Disney's second logo from September 2002 to September 2004.view image
Toon Disney's third logo from September 2004 to September 2005; a variation of
Disney Channel's current logo. It was later used in reference of the Jetix block
until March 2007.view image
Toon Disney's final logo (from September 2005 to February 2009); another
variation of Disney Channel's current logo.view image

TOON DISNEY AROUND THE WORLD[]

Main article: Toon Disney around the world

A Spanish language language audio track was available on Toon Disney and is now
available on Disney XD via the SAP option within the United States; some cable
and satellite systems also offered the Spanish language feed as a separate
channel. Toon Disney networks also broadcasted in Germany, Italy, India, and
Scandinavia. In the Indian version, it is the only channel available with
English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu audio.[6] The British version was replaced by
the channel Disney Cinemagic in March 2006. The French and Spanish version was
also replaced by Disney Cinemagic.

In Israel, Toon Disney is a one-hour block on the Israeli Jetix service; the
block began on that channel in the Summer of 2007.

In the Philippines, Toon Disney's Teamo Supremo is aired on ABS-CBN 2 every
Saturday. Toon Disney was planned to be launched in Australia in March 2008 onto
TV carriers Foxtel and Austar, But the channel is scheduled to launch during
2009 after the Optus D3 Satellite launch (albeit probably as Disney XD or Disney
Cinemagic).

After successfully rolling out Disney XD in the USA in February 2009, Disney-ABC
Television Group will be replacing Jetix in France on 1 April 2009 and it is
expected to be rolled out to other European territories. The UK and will see the
Disney XD brand introduced by the end of 2009. In Latin America the change to
Disney XD is planed to take place on 2009.[7]

In Japan, Toon Disney and Jetix Japan is broadcast in English and Japanese.

DISNEY XD[]

Main article: Disney XD

Toon Disney ceased broadcast at 11:59PM on Thursday, February 12, 2009 and was
replaced by Disney XD at the first minute of Friday, February 13, 2009.[8] Toon
Disney/Jetix ran a preview night starting at 7:00 PM on Thursday, February 12,
the night before the network launched, the preview night included more promos
about the new Disney XD shows. The last program on the channel was The
Incredible Hulk, as part of Jetix. The first program on Disney XD was Phineas
and Ferb. Before that, they aired a launch promo. Most of the programs now air
on Disney XD.

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