You'll wanna see this.

http://www.cartoonbrew.com/disney/disney-will-air-its-classic-cartoons-on-time-warners-tcm-106279.html

You know, peculiar as it may be, I like this. It gives us a chance to catch shows that have been off the air for quite some time (and haven't been aired for quite some time), and I like that Disney isn't afraid to ask for help to make their parks a better experience. I'll be interested to see what changes are made to the The Great Movie Ride opening and finale.

I don't think showing their pieces on a channel they don't own is peculiar at all. Expecting things like Darby O'Gill and Three Caballeros to draw an audience, on the other hand...now THAT is a strange idea!

Davy Crockett- King of the Wild Frontier... 

I'm looking forward to seeing what TCM does with The Great Movie Ride. I also think that TCM airing classic Disney material is wonderful. As someone who is old enough to remember the days when The Disney Channel was a premium network and played a lot of this material, I'm looking forward to seeing it all again. As for thinking that this stuff will draw ratings, it isn't as strange an idea as you might think...TCM has a wide span of viewers, from older people who saw classic movies in theaters to younger people who feel a tremendous fascination with film's past. This will be a good fit...At least I think so.

I think it's a good idea that TCM shows the old Disney stuff.

It's been a long time coming too.

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As for thinking that this stuff will draw ratings, it isn't as strange an idea as you might think...
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Oh I'm just joking because the movies I mentioned, well, let's just say that if I was going to rank Disney's top 100 movies and shorts, those would not be on the list.

I'm pretty excited about this. I'm a huge Disney fan, so I'll definitely have my DVR set. I haven't seen as much of the old stuff as I'd like.

Well, looks like TCM/Disney have already roped in a half dozen of us anyway.