Was moving Gravity Falls to Disney XD in 2014 the right decision?

Was moving Gravity Falls to Disney XD in 2014 the right decision?

I can see why it was moved to DXD since i guess Maybe Disney wanted more time slots for their sitcoms, and since the show had this dark and edgy humor and it fit the vibe DXD had.

u/stationstars — 4 hours ago

Alice in Wonderland (2010) is Tim Burton's Highest Grossing Film with $1.025B WorldWide.

I liked this movie as a kid, and this Disney Renake felt different from the other because it had a more darker tone.

u/stationstars — 17 hours ago

In 2013 Nickelodeon cancelled 11 Shows. This has to be the mosted shows cancelled in a year.

These shows were amazing and funny. Around this time, Nickelodeon had new and younger fans roll in, so Nickelodeon was still doing decent.

u/stationstars — 1 day ago
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These characters were from a series of shorts for Disney XD to help promote healthy living to kids back in 2016-2017.

The Shows Featured here are

- Gravity Falls

- Pickel and Peanut

- Guardians of the Galaxy

- Star Wars Rebels

- Wander Over Yonder

- Star VS. The Forces of Evil

- Yo Kai Watch (acquired)

- The 7D

- Future Worm

u/stationstars — 3 days ago

Suite Life on Deck is the only Disney Channel Sitcom to air on Disney XD

It felt werid this show was on XD.

u/stationstars — 3 days ago
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Anyone else like the fact How The Character Select displays the Characters Nationalitys?

I think it helped so players won't have to waste their time to research which characters are from what country.

u/stationstars — 4 days ago

Did anyone else feel like Power Rangers Ninja Steel felt like a bad Nickelodeon Sitcom?

I felt this way because it had bad life lessons and the plot is a mess.

u/stationstars — 4 days ago

It's Crazy Crash & Bernstein never aired on Disney XD since 2014 which was 12 years ago.

Man, Disney needs to bring back this show.

u/stationstars — 5 days ago

What Animation Studio is your favorite?

I know a lot of people lost faith in them, but I'm going with Disney and Pixar because their sequel are peak. DreamWorks is a close 2nd for sure.

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u/stationstars — 5 days ago

What are your thoughts on the DuckTales Reboot on Disney XD?

This was one of the best cartoon reboots ever. Disney did not disappoint.

u/stationstars — 7 days ago

Did anyone else find it disturbing that Liu Kang was willing to let all his friends die in MK11 Aftermath just to reincarnate them?

Even Shang Tsung points out that it's cold-blooded. Also, the cage family are basically sex slaves now.

u/stationstars — 9 days ago
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How would a conversation between Scrooge McDuck and Grunkle Stan go?

One is a con artist, and one is a Duck who is a millionaire.

u/stationstars — 9 days ago

Remember when Nickelodeon would have music videos at the end of a Big Time Rush Episode back in the early 2010s? Good times

I miss these so much.

u/stationstars — 9 days ago

The fact that these 2 shows have the most guest stars proves how popular these shows are for Nickelodeon.

iCarly has exactly 30 celebrity guest stars. SpongeBob has over 100.

u/stationstars — 9 days ago

Who Remember's When Nickelodeon showed Music Videos with split credit screens at the End of a Big Time Rush and Victorious Episode?

This brought back memories, these shows were the best.

u/stationstars — 9 days ago

Who Remember's When Nick showed Music Videos with split credit screens at the End of a Big Time Rush and Victorious Episode?

Man, this brought nostalgia to me during the early 2010s of Nickelodeon.

u/stationstars — 9 days ago