Saw this on Facebook today. Can I just say I REALLY hate hate hate how teenagers have all of a sudden started this "I miss the old Disney" phase. First of all, the Walt Disney Company turns 90 this year. Disney Channel shows from 5 years ago are NOT the old Disney. Try the 20's or 30's. It's not "the old Disney" without Walt.
Second, as someone who grew up at the time the shows on the left were popular, I can't tell the difference between the left and right column. Seriously, I never regularly watched the Disney Channel then and I don't now, but from what I've seen there isn't a big enough difference between the two to complain about how much better one was over the other. IMO the true Disney will always be in the cinemas or in the parks, but that's just my two cents.
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KieranDotW
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So Wierd does not belong in either grouping. It was a nice gateway show to X Files.
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That just means you're getting old. :D: When you're talking about "I remember when" and your audience has shifted from "I've heard of that" to "What?" you've crossed a threshhold.
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As I get older, it is hard to remember that my perspective is different than the younger generation. I think of the older stuff from my youth the same way they think of things from their youth. It's just that those are different times.
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Bring back Vault Disney. Parties of 33 should consider dividing their parties into two groups of 16 and a half each.
