Disney+

[Albright]

Probably since Disney bought ABC.

There were even rumors, that Disney+ will offer all seasons of HIMYM, TBBT and Modern Familiy by the end of the year

 

[Zorro]

 

[TheVileOne]

There were even rumors, that Disney+ will offer all seasons of HIMYM, TBBT and Modern Familiy by the end of the year

How could they show Big Bang Theory?

 

[Albright]

wasn‘t that on the same network like HIMYM?

 

[Spidey_62]

All the Marvel shows on the Sony Crackle streaming service left the service the other day. All 4 of the Marvel anime shows, Spectacular Spider-Man and Spider-Man The New Animated Series (both Sony owned Spidey shows) have pretty much always been on there. Could something possibly have been worked out to get them all on Disney Plus?

I know I've seen people asking about the missing Spidey shows since launch all over the place. I just didn't think that'd be possible since they're Sony owned, but who knows.

 

[MarvelFan]

Disney+ just arrived in Japan by the name "Disney Deluxe"



It cost just 770 yen each month (with Free for the first month).

Though it is very cheap, I may not to subscribe right now since the content in it, I already have it most on Bluray and DVD. (With only Star Wars: Mandalorian being the main attraction)

When the MCU series arrive, thats the time I will subscribe to Disney Deluxe.

 

[terry78]

That's probably what most people get it for, the series and any older series that may be on there that hasn't been run in years. I know I was watching Gargoyles last month.

 

[MarvelFan]

Yeah, there are a lot of series and old series in its catalogue that I read it in its official website.
But for movies, whether it is Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, etc... most of it I already own it on physical media so I am in no hurry to subscribe it. (That and considering I just subscribe to Netflix in this stay at home period, I have a lot good series there to catch up, hehe)

 

[Calvin Ellis]

How could they show Big Bang Theory?

wasn‘t that on the same network like HIMYM?

They can't show TBBT just like Two and a Half Men those are WB shows and are going to HBO Max.

 

[TheVileOne]

Yeah Big Bang Theory was a WB-produced show that aired on CBS, not ABC.

 

[Zorro]

'The Right Stuff' Series Moves to Disney+ from Nat Geo

 

[DarkShadow10]

'The Right Stuff' Series Moves to Disney+ from Nat Geo

I’m intrigued, count me in!!

 

[terry78]

Wonder what prompted that.

 

[CaptainWagner]

How could they show Big Bang Theory?

Big Bang Theory was bought up by HBOMAX, and they've been marketing it heavily as one of their "crown jewels". It's for sure not going to Disney+.

 

[Kuwolski]

Up to 54.5 million subs as of May 4 (33.5 pre-Europe/India launch)

During the Q2 earnings call today Bob Chapek stated Disney + will land in Japan in June, then in additional markets in Europe (the Nordics, Belgium, Luxembourg and Portugal) in September, then Latin America towards the end of the year.

 

[Iceman]

I’m loving Disney+. It’s living up to my expectations so far even without new content.

 

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

'The Right Stuff' Series Moves to Disney+ from Nat Geo

Sounds interesting, thanks

 

[Kuwolski]

I’m loving Disney+. It’s living up to my expectations so far even without new content.

Certainly without high-profile new content like Mando. When new Marvel and Pixar content finally arrives, it will accumulate subs even quicker.

Musing about the call today, Netflix is in 192 countries right now, while Disney + is only in 12 at the moment. If you add in Hulu and ESPN + (currently domestic only), their streamers already have half the amount of subscribers globally (94.4 m) as Netflix and more subscribers domestically (73.8 m). Certainly off to a great start in streaming.

 

[Kuwolski]

Wonder what prompted that.

Solid insurance policy if the Marvel shows are delayed well beyond their initial release.

 

[Iceman]

Certainly without high-profile new content like Mando. When new Marvel and Pixar content finally arrives, it will accumulate subs even quicker.

Musing about the call today, Netflix is in 192 countries right now, while Disney + is only in 12 at the moment. If you add in Hulu and ESPN + (currently domestic only), their streamers already have half the amount of subscribers globally (94.4 m) as Netflix and more subscribers domestically (73.8 m). Certainly off to a great start in streaming.

Oh wow, those are really impressive figures considering Netflix is everywhere already.

 

[Kuwolski]

Disney+ just arrived in Japan by the name "Disney Deluxe"



It cost just 770 yen each month (with Free for the first month).

Though it is very cheap, I may not to subscribe right now since the content in it, I already have it most on Bluray and DVD. (With only Star Wars: Mandalorian being the main attraction)

When the MCU series arrive, thats the time I will subscribe to Disney Deluxe.

Different service then Disney +, launched last summer. There will be many of the same titles though. I'm going to assume it gets folded into plus like Disney Life was in the UK.

 

[sueb1863]

The filmed version of the stage show "Hamilton" is coming to Disney+ on July 3rd.

Filmed Original Broadway Production of "Hamilton" Coming Exclusively to Disney+ on July 3rd

 

[Wheels]

There's no law that says Disney couldn't acquire content for Disney+ like a Big Bang Theory for a limited time like a Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon but they just probably won't do that. Their MO seems to be using the Disney/Fox library and creating Disney+ exclusives.

 

[flickchick85]

The filmed version of the stage show "Hamilton" is coming to Disney+ on July 3rd.

Filmed Original Broadway Production of "Hamilton" Coming Exclusively to Disney+ on July 3rd

Ok I am hyped for this.

 

[Albright]

So those Fury Files...kind of an hoax? There‘s nothing availble in Europe - but all the other Friday Originals are available