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Unfortunately, lots of beloved TV shows get canceled before they really get a chance to shine.
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Sometimes, if they’re lucky, they get at least a few seasons to show what they can do, but other times, they will be canceled before they even get a chance to see the light of day. That was almost the fate of this show, but another network swooped in to save it!
Okay, who else is super excited about the newest ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet, the Disney Treasure?
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Seriously, y’all. This ship is going to be AMAZE-BALLS. It’s bringing us the first EVER Haunted Mansion-themed lounge! If that isn’t enough to make us giddy, we’re also getting a new Coco-themed restaurant and a Moana show. Like we can’t even! Well, we’re not the only ones getting stoked about the Disney Treasure…it looks like Roku is right there with us with our excitement.
So we all have streaming devices now, right?
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Whether it’s a smart TV or something like Google Chromecast or a Roku device, we probably all have a thing that allows us to watch all our favorite shows on Hulu, Disney+, and other streaming services. Well, for a while, you couldn’t GET Disney+ on Roku, which is why it’s interesting that Roku just teased something that might be a collaboration with Disney. Say what?!
Disney+ just launched ads on the streaming service, which has brought about some pricing changes.
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Disney+ was one of the last streaming services without a tier that included ads, but now it’s here. There are Basic and Premium tiers, and the option to bundle with Hulu and ESPN+ as well. But, there is one MAJOR problem with these new Disney+ options.
In this day and age, everyone seems to have subscriptions to multiple streaming platforms. Cord-cutting has typically saved folks money overall, but with the number of subscription services available, things can get out of hand fast!
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We wanted to make sure you were covered just in case you have already binge-watched all the episodes of “The Mandalorian‘‘ and “Loki,” and wanted to put Disney+ on hold for a little while. [Read more…]
It may be warm and sunny in Disney World, but if you’re in a lot of the U.S. right now, chances are it’s cold. And snowy. And dark.
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So, if you’re looking for something fun to do (beyond reading DFB, that is), Disney Imagineers have teamed up with local ABC networks for a fun new series called “Imagine from Home!”
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