You mentioned what happened to the bush gardens Tampa but what will happen to bush gardens Williamsburg. I hope it gets bought out Palace Entertainment.
As Dreamers Do Part Deux
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Maybe a stadium on the IOTL Levi’s Stadium site in Santa Clara possibly? Or on the Howard Terminal site? Either way, both Sacramento and San Jose would make good homes as well.@stratonapba @WB18 @TheMatthew25
A preview of 24 Hour Fitness Field, the future home of the Oakland Athletics starting in 2012.
IOTL, these renderings were for a ballpark that was proposed in 2002 near Lake Merritt, but of course, never materialized.
After the A's get settled in their new digs, the attention will then shift to the WLAF Condors. San Jose or Sacramento could try to lure them, but expect Commissioner Oliver Luck to try to keep the Condors in Oakland first.
Yeah Freeform at the moment is struggling.
General entertainment network power rankings as of October 2009
1. TNT (TBS+Paramount)
2. FX (Disney)
3. USA Network (Peacock)
4. New Line (Saban Metromedia) [1]
5. XYZ (Henson)
6. TV Land (CBS Discovery)
7. The Hub (Bally)
8. Freeform (TimeWarner)
[1] Formerly Spike TV
Yes.
Miramax's main programming is catered to conservative viewers.
@eldandythedoubter
Battle Dome is still a thing. It currently runs on the Miramax network.
What are all the major cable networks of the studios (not just general entertainment or kids)
Yep!
Ok.
Oh, that fuckface.......I got a feeling something's about to go down.......
Hasn't they been struggling their whole lifespan at this point?
Cool.
Fuck.............
Anything else they air?
Yeah.....
| Parent Company (Headquarters) | Networks |
|---|---|
| Peacock (New York City and Universal City, CA) | MSNBC USA Network USA Cartoon Express (USACX) SciFi Channel Bravo E! Animax Sky Group (UK) |
| Disney Enterprises, Inc. (Burbank, CA) | The Disney Channel FX Toon Disney G4 VH1 FSN (Known IOTL as FS1) BVN (Buena Vista News) LogoTV (Launched by Tiffany Disney ITTL) |
| TBS+Paramount (Offices in Atlanta, GA, Seattle, WA and Los Angeles, CA) | CNN TBS TNT MTV MTV 2 Cartoon Network BBC America TruTV |
| CBS Discovery (Offices in New York City, Los Angeles and Silver Spring, MD) | TV Land Discovery Channel Animal Planet Oaxis HGTV TLC HLN (Headline News) The Travel Channel Food Network Eurosport Science Channel CMT (Country Music Television) CBS Sports Network Up for Sale Discovery Home and Leisure (Later became Planet Green, later Destination America IOTL) Discovery Health Discovery Times (Joint venture w/ NY Times Company; Known IOTL as Investigative Discovery) Discovery Kids (Now known IOTL as Discovery Family) Discovery Wings (Now known IOTL as the American Heroes Channel) DIY Network (Now known IOTL as Magnolia Network) |
| TimeWarner (Detroit, MI) | Warner Freeform WB Sports (Formerly Warner Golf) Starz Encore |
| The Jim Henson Company (Culver City, CA) | ESPN A&E Nickelodeon Lifetime Nicktoons Network XYZ Showtime The Movie Channel The History Channel |
| Bally (Offices in Chicago, IL and Denver, CO) | HBO Cinemax Festival The Hub Comedy Central Crunchyroll The Weather Channel |
| Saban Metromedia (Santa Monica, CA) | New Line Network (Formerly Spike TV) Odyssey |
| Lionsgate (Vancouver, BC) | American Movie Classics (AMC) Independent Film Channel (IFC) WE: Women's Entertainment (nown known IOTL as WEtv) Sundance Channel Style Network Voom HD Networks |
| The Romney/Weinstein Company (Salt Lake City, UT) | Miramax Network NewsMax |
| National Geographic Society (Washington, DC) | Nat Geo Nat Geo Wild |
Regional Sports Networks as of 2009
Madison Square Garden
New York Rangers (NHL)
New York Knicks (NBA)
YES Network
New York Yankees (MLB)
New Jersey Nets (NBA)
New Jersey Devils (IHL)
NESN
Boston Red Sox (MLB)
Boston Bruins (NHL)
Superstation WGN
Cubs (MLB)
Blackhawks (NHL)
Bulls (NBA)
TBS Superstation
Hammers (MLB)
Hawks (NBA)
Flames (NHL)
Fox Sports Networks (Owned by Disney Enterprises, Inc.)
Fox Sports San Diego
Padres (MLB)
Mighty Ducks (NHL)
Clippers (NBA)
Fox Sports Northwest
Mariners (MLB)
Supersonics (NBA)
Thunderbirds (NHL)
Fox Sports Mid-Atlantic
Baltimore Orioles (MLB)
Baltimore Skipjacks (IHL)
Fox Sports Northeast
Buffalo Sabres (NHL)
Sunshine Network
Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL)
Tampa Bay Devil Rays (MLB)
Orlando Magic (NBA)
Fox Sports South Florida
Florida Marlins (MLB)
Miami Heat (NBA)
Florida Panthers (IHL)
Fox Sports Midwest
Kentucky Colonels (NBA)
Cincinnati Reds (MLB)
Fox Sports Arizona
Phoenix Suns (NBA)
Phoenix Roadrunners (IHL)
Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB)
Fox Sports Heartland
Kansas City Monarchs (MLB)
Oklahoma Twisters (NHL)
Oklahoma Bison (NBA) Coming in 2010-11
Kansas City Grillers (IHL)
Fox Sports North Texas
Dallas Mavericks (NBA)
Texas Rangers (MLB)
Dallas Pegasus (IHL)
Fox Sports Gateway
Cardinals (MLB)
Blues (NHL)
Spirits (NBA)
Fox Sports Michigan
Red Wings (NHL)
Tigers (MLB)
Pistons (NBA)
Prime Ticket (Owned by Peacock)
Prime Ticket West (Serves Greater Los Angeles)
Kings (NHL)
Angels (MLB)
Lakers (NBA)
Prime Ticket Louisiana
Jazz (NBA)
Revelers (IHL)
Pelicans (AAA Baseball)
Prime Ticket Nevada
Silver Knights (NHL)
51's (AAA Baseball)
Vipers (NBA) Coming in 2010-11
Prime Ticket Intermountain (Serves the entire state of Utah)
Raptors (NBA)
Grizzlies (IHL)
Prime Ticket South Texas
Aeros (NHL)
Astros (MLB)
Rockets (NBA)
Bally Sports (Owned by Bally's Inc)
Bally Sports Chicago
White Sox (MLB): Hawk Harrelson
Bally Sports Northern California
Sacrameto Royals (NBA)
San Francisco Seals (MLB)
Sacramento River Rats (IHL) Coming in 2010-11
Bally Sports Pittsburgh
Penguins (NHL)
Pirates (MLB)
Ironmen (NBA) Coming in 2010-11
Bally Sports DC (Formerly Home Team Sports)
Grays (MLB)
Federals (NBA)
Capitals (NHL)
Bally Sports Colorado
Zephyrs (MLB)
Nuggets (NBA)
Rockies (NHL)
Bally Sports Indiana
Pacers (NBA)
Indianapolis Racers (IHL)
Fort Wayne Komets (IHL)
Bally Sports Twin Cities
Twins (MLB)
Timberwolves (NBA)
North Stars (NHL)
Saban Sports Channels (Owned by Saban Metromedia)
SSC New York
Brooklyn Dodgers (MLB)
New York Islanders (NHL)
SSC New England
Boston Celtics (NBA)
Hartford Whalers (NHL)
SSC West (serves Southern California)
Hollywood Stars (MLB)
Long Beach Ice Dogs (IHL)
SSC Carolina
Hornets (NBA): Steve Martin
Checkers (NHL)
SSC Wisconsin
Bucks (NBA)
Brewers (MLB)
Admirals (NHL)
SSC Lake Erie
Moondogs (NHL)
Cavaliers (NBA)
Guardians (MLB)
Root Sports (Owned by CBS Discovery)
Root Sports Philadelphia (Formerly PRISM)
Philadelphia Phillies (MLB)
Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)
Philadelphia 76ers (NBA)
Root Sports Bay Area (Formerly Bay Area Sports & Entertainment or BASE for short)
Oakland Athletics (MLB)
San Jose Sharks (NHL)
Golden State Warriors (NBA)
Root Sports Mid-South
Memphis Express (NBA) Coming in 2010-11
Tennessee Titans (NHL)
Root Sports Oregon
Portland Beavers (MLB)
Portland Buckaroos (IHL)
Portland Trailblazers (NBA)
Madison Square Garden
New York Rangers (NHL)
New York Knicks (NBA)
YES Network
New York Yankees (MLB)
New Jersey Nets (NBA)
New Jersey Devils (IHL)
NESN
Boston Red Sox (MLB)
Boston Bruins (NHL)
Superstation WGN
Cubs (MLB)
Blackhawks (NHL)
Bulls (NBA)
TBS Superstation
Hammers (MLB)
Hawks (NBA)
Flames (NHL)
Fox Sports Networks (Owned by Disney Enterprises, Inc.)
Fox Sports San Diego
Padres (MLB)
Mighty Ducks (NHL)
Clippers (NBA)
Fox Sports Northwest
Mariners (MLB)
Supersonics (NBA)
Thunderbirds (NHL)
Fox Sports Mid-Atlantic
Baltimore Orioles (MLB)
Baltimore Skipjacks (IHL)
Fox Sports Northeast
Buffalo Sabres (NHL)
Sunshine Network
Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL)
Tampa Bay Devil Rays (MLB)
Orlando Magic (NBA)
Fox Sports South Florida
Florida Marlins (MLB)
Miami Heat (NBA)
Florida Panthers (IHL)
Fox Sports Midwest
Kentucky Colonels (NBA)
Cincinnati Reds (MLB)
Fox Sports Arizona
Phoenix Suns (NBA)
Phoenix Roadrunners (IHL)
Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB)
Fox Sports Heartland
Kansas City Monarchs (MLB)
Oklahoma Twisters (NHL)
Oklahoma Bison (NBA) Coming in 2010-11
Kansas City Grillers (IHL)
Fox Sports North Texas
Dallas Mavericks (NBA)
Texas Rangers (MLB)
Dallas Pegasus (IHL)
Fox Sports Gateway
Cardinals (MLB)
Blues (NHL)
Spirits (NBA)
Fox Sports Michigan
Red Wings (NHL)
Tigers (MLB)
Pistons (NBA)
Prime Ticket (Owned by Peacock)
Prime Ticket West (Serves Greater Los Angeles)
Kings (NHL)
Angels (MLB)
Lakers (NBA)
Prime Ticket Louisiana
Jazz (NBA)
Revelers (IHL)
Pelicans (AAA Baseball)
Prime Ticket Nevada
Silver Knights (NHL)
51's (AAA Baseball)
Vipers (NBA) Coming in 2010-11
Prime Ticket Intermountain (Serves the entire state of Utah)
Raptors (NBA)
Grizzlies (IHL)
Prime Ticket South Texas
Aeros (NHL)
Astros (MLB)
Rockets (NBA)
Bally Sports (Owned by Bally's Inc)
Bally Sports Chicago
White Sox (MLB): Hawk Harrelson
Bally Sports Northern California
Sacrameto Royals (NBA)
San Francisco Seals (MLB)
Sacramento River Rats (IHL) Coming in 2010-11
Bally Sports Pittsburgh
Penguins (NHL)
Pirates (MLB)
Ironmen (NBA) Coming in 2010-11
Bally Sports DC (Formerly Home Team Sports)
Grays (MLB)
Federals (NBA)
Capitals (NHL)
Bally Sports Colorado
Zephyrs (MLB)
Nuggets (NBA)
Rockies (NHL)
Bally Sports Indiana
Pacers (NBA)
Indianapolis Racers (IHL)
Fort Wayne Komets (IHL)
Bally Sports Twin Cities
Twins (MLB)
Timberwolves (NBA)
North Stars (NHL)
Saban Sports Channels (Owned by Saban Metromedia)
SSC New York
Brooklyn Dodgers (MLB)
New York Islanders (NHL)
SSC New England
Boston Celtics (NBA)
Hartford Whalers (NHL)
SSC West (serves Southern California)
Hollywood Stars (MLB)
Long Beach Ice Dogs (IHL)
SSC Carolina
Hornets (NBA): Steve Martin
Checkers (NHL)
SSC Wisconsin
Bucks (NBA)
Brewers (MLB)
Admirals (NHL)
SSC Lake Erie
Moondogs (NHL)
Cavaliers (NBA)
Guardians (MLB)
Root Sports (Owned by CBS Discovery)
Root Sports Philadelphia (Formerly PRISM)
Philadelphia Phillies (MLB)
Philadelphia Flyers (NHL)
Philadelphia 76ers (NBA)
Root Sports Bay Area (Formerly Bay Area Sports & Entertainment or BASE for short)
Oakland Athletics (MLB)
San Jose Sharks (NHL)
Golden State Warriors (NBA)
Root Sports Mid-South
Memphis Express (NBA) Coming in 2010-11
Tennessee Titans (NHL)
Root Sports Oregon
Portland Beavers (MLB)
Portland Buckaroos (IHL)
Portland Trailblazers (NBA)
I do not know the full story about this individual, but I know enough to realize this is NOT good
Of all the extra things ON1988 could have been connected to ITTL, I should have expected Tiffany-hating to be one of them. But then again, I didn't expect him to be talked about too much at all.
On a more positive note... what company are the Toaruverse series gonna be dubbed by ITTL? I'm sorry for bugging you so much about this, but I need to know. Also, which company or companies do you plan to dub Shakugan no Shana, if it hasn't already been dubbed yet ITTL? And what's Pretty Cure been dubbed by, if at all?
I also have a plan for a couple TTL-exclusive series.
The first one is an anime called Maou Phenomena. It's a deconstruction of the magical girl genre, and it's about this girl named Akai Tsukino who wields a massive magical laser cannon, among other things, and fights the Demon King and his numerous servants, unbeknownst to her of the evil conspiracy that's been right under her nose. She is joined by two friends named Mizu Momomiya and Chikyuu Takamachi.
This show could have at least 30 episodes, and we could have Fox dub it and distribute it ITTL, and it could air on FX's Anime Dojo block, or on a similar block, if need be.
The other one is a reboot of Captain N: The Game Master (if that even exists ITTL). This one is more mature than the 80's series, and features (at least somewhat) more accurate depictions of video game characters, and is also a more mature series, though if you want, I could make it just kid-friendly enough to get it a SATAM slot on CBS.
Whadaya say, @OldNavy1988?
I would sell most of those networks to National Geographic or Saban
Last year at Lavell Edwards Stadium, the BYU student section threw a lot of ableist and anti-LGBT shade at Tiffany during a football game against her alma mater San Diego State. A lot of the chanting was obscene enough for ESPN 2 to mute the crowd noise on their telecast.
This year at Jack in the Box Stadium in Mission Valley, the SDSU Aztecs went out and beat the BYU Cougars 96 to 35.
Metro-Goldwyn-Manga? You bet!
Paramount will dub Toaruverse as its first MGM dub.
Captain N ran for two years on NBC as the 80's gave way to the 90's. Keep in mind, as Gulf+Western was rebranding as Paramount Communications, they sold their stake in TriStar because the Nintendo/Hasbro partnerships put Paramount in a conflict of interest since they were the parent company of Sega, which they still own. When Lew Wasserman sold MCA to Comcast, he also sold MCA's stake in TriStar to CBS, giving CBS full control to repurpose TriStar as a full-time secondary label for Columbia Pictures.
This is why even though Habsro and Nintendo have partnered with CBS Discovery full time, the theme park rights to Hasbro and Nintendo's IP's are still in the custody of MCA's successor Peacock. Meanwhile you only see the DC and Columbia-branded IP's at Six Kings parks, which in turn are co-owned by CBS Discovery with Henson.
Captain N could come back, but I might have it run later at night on Oaxis, maybe after Gidget.
My Captain N reboot? Or the original? Cuz if the original is airing in reruns late at night, that makes sense.
But what about my other show idea? Have you given that consideration?
Maou Phenomena right? If you don't mind, I'd like more info on the characters so I can have an idea who can be the English-language voices.
What is the second idea you had for a TTL-exclusive?
Also, do you have a strong presence as to who should do the dubbing?