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Same 2 U! Happy New Year's Eve, man!

I don’t blame ya, really.

Hey, good choice!

Well, quite frankly speaking, this type of intro sequence was shown when classic, full-color, NBC Nighttime episodes of "The Wonderful World of Disney" from the late 60's to early 70's, aired on Disney Channel's "Vault Disney" after-hours block, as "Walt Disney Presents". Besides, back in the late '90s, Disney Channel had its own movie block at 7pm, entitled "Magical World of Disney", before 2000 had shown up and right until Disney Channel no longer was mainly "family-friendly". Don't believe me or didn't get what I was talkin' about? If not, then sorry to disappoint ya.

i knew it this whole time it was seen on disney channel! it was just part of the vault disney block they had :D thanks @@JordansCornerofNostalgia

@@JordansCornerofNostalgia i knew it bro this whole time it was seen on disney channel also i was gonna show you this as an example if you were confused: ruclips.net/video/uMRnn8RCJD0/видео.html but it looks like you got my info :D thanks pal

Hey, all I did was a little research.

@@JordansCornerofNostalgia well ok :D

Yeah, no shit, dude! This block DEFINITELY reminds me growing up, when watching my favorite TV channel of all-time. And, totally reminds me of watching my favorite "Ready, Set, Learn!" TV show, namely: "Hi-5 USA". I did plan to get Vol. 1: "Try, Try Again!" on DVD, quite soon. And, I do recall watching "The Magic School Bus" on Discovery Kids too, as well. Those were some cool-ass, highly good memories that need to be 100% recommended for all the people who want to take a trip down memory lane.

NOTE: This comment may be a bit too long for you to read throughout and understand, and I'm sorry. But, I just had to give out the speech. Now, I used to be a bit disappointed when VIZ took down its American SHONEN JUMP manga-zine and permanently switched only to online publication with "Weekly Shonen Jump Alpha Online", maybe due to TOKYOPOP's sad closure and discontinuation of manga and manhwa publishing in the U.S. Same thing goes to VIZ's other manga-zine, namely: "Shojo Beat", which reminds us of Kaori Yuki ("Angel Sanctuary", "The Cain Saga", "Godchild", "Fairy Cube" and "Grand Guignol Orchestra".), Yuu Watase ("Fushigi Yûgi: The Mysterious Play", "Imadoki!", "Ceres: Celestial Legend", "Alice 19th" and "Absolute Boyfriend".), Ai Yazawa ("NANA", "Neighborhood Story", "Last Quarter"), Arina Tanemura ("Full Moon O Sagashite", "The Gentleman's Alliance Cross", "Time Stranger Kyoko", "Sakura Hime", "I.O.N", "Phantom Thief Jeanne" and "Idol Dreams".) and Matsuri Hino. ("Vampire Knight", "Captive Hearts", "Wanted", "MeruPuri" and "Shuriken and Pleats". Quite frankly speaking, why doesn't VIZ Media make a "Shojo Beat Alpha" imprint, devoted to cutting-edge manga titles for older female readers (Most notably, "Josei" manga fans and otaku.), and publish hardbound or larger trim-sized, special deluxe edition collector's book formats of manga that older female readers and hardcore manga fans would enjoy? (Either based on the "Kanzenban", "Aizoban", "Shinsoban", or sometimes the "Bunkoban" versions.) I have to admit that Weekly Shonen Jump Alpha Online did quite well with some other "Shonen Jump" and "Shonen Jump Advanced" titles, both new and old, but I dunno what some hardcore Shonen Jump fans and true and absolute, diehard otaku will say about this.