ITT: Shows that will most likely end up on Disney+

Disney+ is my only hope for finding obscure lost cartoon dubs from my country. I pray that it A. makes it here and B. will be dubbed instead of english with subtitles.

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Hopefully in HD.

Where do you live?

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Though I highly doubt they still own the rights to this.

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so are blacks still like this in 2019?

This and stuff that isn't out on DVD or Blu-ray would be best.

Yo how'd you get this HQ ss?
You got a mega for this show I could acquire my fellow African American

I used to look up rule 34 of this show all the time.

The Netherlands. It's weird, I can always find dubs from other countries pretty easily but when it comes to the NL I'm always shit outta luck when it comes to older dubs. These shows don't ever get aired anymore and the network's official youtube channels & websites rarely have anything related to the show, so they're pretty much lost media at this point.

Only the movie was produced in HD, nothing else was. This show was before the Disney TV Animation studio was created.

so exactly which animated series from Disney in the 2000's were widescreen?

Kim Possible and literally everything after it. Proud Family was Disney Channel's first animated show and it was co-produced by the creator's studio.

Lizzie McGuire I won't be surprised if it isn't because that show was distributed by a German company internationally (M4e AG) to the point where the Disney logo was removed from the intro in international releases (same with Even Stevens and The Famous Jett Jackson (Even Stevens got distributed by a different company than M4e AG or Disney though)

I thought Lloyd in Space was made in Widescreen

Mickey Mouse Works in 1998.

Disney Channel didn't even exist in most of central and eastern Europe until 2009-10. Most their stuff is owned by various other companies over there.

I don't think so

The show that both launched Jessica DiCicco's career and typecast her as "grump alternative girl".

here's my list for everything I wish to be on here
Phineas and Ferb
Kim Possible
The Proud Family
Dave the Barbarian
W.I.T.C.H.
Teamo Supremo
Teacher's Pet
Get Ed
Brandy and Mr. Whiskers
Fillmore!
Pepper Ann
The Replacements
Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!
Fox's Peter Pan and the Pirates
Recess
Goof Troop
Bonkers
The Why Why Family
Monster Farm
Nascar Racers
Lloyd in Space
American Dragon: Jake Long
The Emperor's New School
Fish Hooks
Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja
Boyster
Pucca
Ying Yang Yo!
Timon and Pumbaa
A.T.O.M. Alpha Teens on Machines
Lilo and Stitch: The Series
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command
House of Mouse
The Weekenders
Jungle Cubs
Aladdin
The Little Mermaid
TaleSpin
Chip and Dale: Rescue Rangers
The Buzz on Maggie
Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil
Star vs. the Forces of Evil
Billy Dilly's Super Duper Subterranean Summer (did I spell it wrong?)
Milo Murphy's Law
Pickle and Peanut
Big City Greens

Oban Star Racers?

CUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTE!!!

If it's not on there on day one, we riot.

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You mean Disney's new streaming service specifically for having all the Disney shit isn't even gonna have all the Disney shit?
Song of the South when

forgot to mention , Quack Pack, The Wuzzles, and Hercules

haha just kidding it won't :(

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Probably not Tron Uprising, because Disney hates Tron now.

Recess

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Gargoyles of course

Pull the lever, Krunk

Why did disney crop all their shows
I didn't know until recently how many they made in widescreen

HD wasn't common and most people in the 2000s had SDTVs so they made all their televised master copies the 4:3 ratio.

This situation is the same for CN since there are literal episodes of Foster's, Billy and Mandy, Gym Partner's a Monkey, Chowder, and Flapjack airing in 16:9 widescreen overseas.

Every Disney show starting with Mickey Mouse Works was made in 720p.

>Pickle and Peanut

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WRONG LEVERRRRRrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!

yeah but they could have just sent the widescreen versions out with black bars right?

Letterboxing wasn't really accepted for TV/VHS/DVD releases back then. Pan and cropping felt like it was the best viewing experience until HD feeds came along.