The show is about a high school production of "High School Musical" so, as Travis mentioned, the clumsy repetitiveness of the title is part of the joke.I still can't get over the stupid title "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series". Why is "The Musical" needed when the word Musical is already in the title?
The trailer was about selling the service to today's kids and families, so I'm not surprised that they focused on the current heavy hitters. I'd say all of the vintage Disney that has been remastered in HD and isn't mired in controversy (a la Song of the South) will almost certainly be on there.That last trailer, aside from the animated classics (and Poppins) doesn’t have any clips from vintage Disney, which makes me wonder just how much will actually be available.
The trailer was about selling the service to today's kids and families, so I'm not surprised that they focused on the current heavy hitters. I'd say all of the vintage Disney that has been remastered in HD and isn't mired in controversy (a la Song of the South) will almost certainly be on there.
Just wondering, for us Mac-heads, is it pretty much confirmed that AppleTV will have a dedicated app on day 1?
I'm pretty sure that Lucasfilm owned those episodes and Netflix was only used as a distributor. Disney released them on Blu-ray and DVD so I assume they will be available on Disney +.Didn’t Netflix make the last season of Clone Wars? How do those rights shake out?
I apologize I have not gone through the whole thread. I will likely drop Netflix soon. I currently subscribe to Hulu and have had espn plus in the past. If I subscribe to the Disney app and want the bundle with Hulu and espn. Will I have to unsubscribe to Hulu and subscribe to Disney plus to get the bundle?