Nice, but Home Movies already aired on [adult swim] in 2002 ITTL
What channel did Home Movies air on before 2001? IOTL, it premiered on UPN in 1999, but was cancelled and revived on [adult swim] in 2001
As Dreamers Do Part Deux
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Spring 2009 Movies
@vl106
Fixed.
Spring 2009 Movies
Taken
Released by 20th Century-Fox
Paul Blart: Mall Cop
Released by Columbia Pictures
Hotel for Dogs
Released by Touchstone Pictures
Produced by Nickelodeon Movies
Bride Wars
Released by 20th Century-Fox
Notorious
Released by Paramount Pictures under the MTV Films label
ITTL, the third act deals with Biggie Smalls (Jamal Woolard) squashing the East/West beef with 2Pac (Anthony Mackie). Still alive after 1997 ITTL, Biggie must also cope with a sudden decline in radio play, sagging concert attendance and lower album sales when the Backstreet Boys and other sugary artists eclipse the gangsta rap genre on the Billboard charts.
Race to Witch Mountain
Released by Walt Disney Pictures
Fixed.
Spring 2009 Movies
Taken
Released by 20th Century-Fox
Paul Blart: Mall Cop
Released by Columbia Pictures
Hotel for Dogs
Released by Touchstone Pictures
Produced by Nickelodeon Movies
Bride Wars
Released by 20th Century-Fox
Notorious
Released by Paramount Pictures under the MTV Films label
ITTL, the third act deals with Biggie Smalls (Jamal Woolard) squashing the East/West beef with 2Pac (Anthony Mackie). Still alive after 1997 ITTL, Biggie must also cope with a sudden decline in radio play, sagging concert attendance and lower album sales when the Backstreet Boys and other sugary artists eclipse the gangsta rap genre on the Billboard charts.
Race to Witch Mountain
Released by Walt Disney Pictures
1. Thanks for fixing the error I pointed out@vl106
Fixed.
Spring 2009 Movies
Hotel for Dogs
Released by Touchstone Pictures
Produced by Nickelodeon Movies
Notorious
Released by Paramount Pictures under the MTV Films label
ITTL, the third act deals with Biggie Smalls (Jamal Woolard) squashing the East/West beef with 2Pac (Anthony Mackie). Still alive after 1997 ITTL, Biggie must also cope with a sudden decline in radio play, sagging concert attendance and lower album sales when the Backstreet Boys and other sugary artists eclipse the gangsta rap genre on the Billboard charts.
2. I remember owning the DVD for Hotel For Dogs IOTL, I liked the movie then, but I need to rewatch it to give my current opinion
3. I'm glad to see that Biggie Smalls is still alive ITTL, is Tupac still alive too?
So Nick @ Nite is just an alternate Adult Swim? Aside from Adult Swim? Boy, FART is gonna be mad…
Yes Pac is still alive. But he also faced a decline in album sales during the boy band craze.
Yup. FART and also it's Canadian counterpart.
Canadian censorship laws don't allow that group's acronym to be blurted on air.
Those guys really do have no sense of irony, do they?
Also, damn, television giving zero fucks in this timeline
Also, damn, television giving zero fucks in this timeline
Irony is foreign to moral guardians.
In the UK, they have their own version of FART: Britons Opposing Offensive Broadcasting.
Has... anyone brought any of their names to their attention? Has no one asked them to change them?
Coraline (2009 Film)
Coraline
Released by Walt Disney Pictures on March 20, 2009
Produced in stop motion animation by
Laika
Based on the book by
Neil Gaiman
Voice talents
Same as OTL
Executive Producers
Henry Selick
Tim Burton
Rick Heinrichs
Will Vinton
Interesting choice since he and the film’s director Henry Sellick not only share a few artistic traits with each other but have also worked with each other on the nightmare before Christmas and in case Sellick isn’t the director who is
A Disney-distributed Coraline sounds cool
Coraline
Released by Walt Disney Pictures on March 20, 2009
Produced in stop motion animation by
Laika
Based on the book by
Neil Gaiman
Voice talents
Same as OTL
Executive Producers
Henry Selick
Tim Burton
Rick Heinrichs
Will Vinton
Wow, these moral guardian groups have the most ridiculous acronyms ever
One last thing, can there be more "Notable Episodes" posts? I liked the "Notable Family Guy Episodes as of 2001" post and I wanted to see more posts like that but with other shows like The Simpsons and South Park
2009 NBA and NHL Playoff Seeds
2009 NBA and NHL Playoff Seeds
NBA
NHL
NBA
| Seed | Eastern Conference | Western Conference |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cleveland Cavaliers | San Diego Clippers |
| 2 | Boston Celtics | Denver Nuggets |
| 3 | Orlando Magic | Dallas Mavericks |
| 4 | Atlanta Hawks | Portland Trailblazers |
| 5 | Philadelphia 76ers | Phoenix Suns |
| 6 | Chicago Bulls | Houston Rockets |
| 7 | Detroit Pistons | San Antonio Spurs |
| 8 | Toronto Dragons | Minnesota Timberwolves |
NHL
| Seed | Eastern Conference | Western Conference |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Boston Bruins (Northeast) | San Jose Sharks (Pacific) |
| 2 | Washington Capitals (Central) | Vancouver Canucks (Northwest) |
| 3 | Pittsburgh Penguins (Atlantic) | Chicago Blackhawks (Midwest) |
| 4 | Charlotte Checkers (Southeast) | Colorado Rockies (Frontier) |
| 5 | Detroit Red Wings | St. Louis Blues |
| 6 | Atlanta Flames | Las Vegas Silver Knights |
| 7 | Philadelphia Flyers | Los Angeles Kings |
| 8 | Montreal Canadiens | Mighty Ducks of San Diego |
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Uh, you have the Nuggets twice. And how did the Clippers get so good?
Fixed.
The Clippers got good when they acquired Kobe Bryant and Allen Iverson through free agency.
Cool!
So TTL's Nick at Nite has basically been Nick's answer to Adult Swim the whole time?
Nice.
Screw them.
Ah.....Has he made a comeback?
Exactly what I said, and why does the acronyms have to be like that?
Giving me a idea for a crazy-ass TL idea I had!
Figured.
............................................
I'd like to see their reaction to some anime.................
And the hardcore ones like Akira and Ghost In The Shell
.........................Exact...........same............damn.................thing.............I............and................she..................said................
Coraline
Released by Walt Disney Pictures on March 20, 2009
Produced in stop motion animation by
Laika
Based on the book by
Neil Gaiman
Voice talents
Same as OTL
Executive Producers
Henry Selick
Tim Burton
Rick Heinrichs
Will Vinton
Cool!
He gets it!
Yeah, I was figuring that out myself.
Oldnavy Should I updated the themepark list draft so that it includes micheal jackson arozonia themepark, If we will need to come up with a name first. Speaking of the themepark list draft I edited it thoroughly a few months ago. I hope it is now good enoguh to post in the main thread. I have also hope you upload that aniation movie pipeline draft aswell. Feel free to make changes. Also back the topic of micheal jackson , with him not dieng in august 2009 will his planed this is it tour be a big success
I saw in As Dreamers Do Part One that Bob Camp created Ren and Stimpy under a studio named "Bob Lab Studios"
This has me wondering: Has Bob Camp created anything else? What else does Bob Lab Studios produce?
The Ren and Stimpy Show
Created by Bob Camp
Produced by Bob Lab Studios
Main Voices
Dan Castellaneta as Ren Hoek
Billy West as Stimpy
Corey Burton as Mr. Horse
Gary Owens as Powdered Toast Man
Harris Peet as Muddy Mudskipper
Jack Carter as Wilbur Cobb
Frank Gorshin as The Rev. Jack Cheese
NOTES
Neither John Kricfalusi, nor Ray Spum are involved with TTL's version of Ren and Stimpy.
Peanuts is still owned by the Schulz family.
As of April 2009 ITTL, Sparky is still alive. Now he is 86 and still producing the strip.
The licensing for Peanuts merchandise is spread out:
- The rights to produce TV specials based on the strip were held by the Mendelson/Melendez studio but have since been acquired by Luxor Animation.
- The theme park rights to the characters are held by Warner Parks, formerly Cedar Fair.
- The rights to produce comic books based on the strip are held by Unicorn, the kids imprint of Dark Horse Comics, headed by Garfield creator Jim Davis.
- In the event of Mr. Schulz's death, his descendants wish for the newspaper strip to be discontinued like OTL, but all other merchandise can still go forward.
The Schulz family have licensed home video rights to various companies throughout the years.
- Media Home Entertainment under its kids label Hi Tops Video. (Late 1970's until the early 90's when Media was sold to Bally)
- Paramount Home Media Distribution (1994 until 2006)
- Since 2006, Luxor Home Entertainment has had the license, with the Hi Tops label resurrected for Limited Run prints.
Snoopy Come Home, originally released by RKO-Desilu in 1973, was recently reissued by Limited Run and Sony/MCA Home Entertainment.
Bon Voyage and Race for Your Life will be reissued by Limited Run and Paramount at a later date.