June 1993 Disney Channel Commercial Break

[@WebsterJake]

That's awesome, thanks. It helps that I own every Disney Channel magazine issue with weekly television listings, to help me pinpoint the exact date these blocks were aired.

[@ThePirateprincess23]

I miss the days when Disney Channel was a premium channel. When my sister and I were kids, we had to ask my parents if we could watch it because it was on a different tv imput than all the other channels (this was back when everyone had a fullscreen tv, so I am really dating myself here).

[@WebsterJake]

I'll be glad to take a look sometime, but as of late I'm extremely busy with work. The only way I can usually pinpoint a program's original broadcast date is when it contains commercial blocks, such as the one I borrowed from your video.

[@sirjosh9]

Me too, Old Yeller is my #1 favorite movie, I always like the part when Yeller saved Arliss from the protective, mother bear. The Brave Little Toaster on the other hand, I like the part when Toaster and the appliances did chores while Radio played Little Richard's “Tutti Frutti”.

[@MilkKittyArtist]

I love the brave little toaster!

[@williamfairchild7439]

3:41 Planet of the Apes from 20th Century Fox on Disney Channel in 1993 before Disney bought Fox in 2017

[@sirjosh9]

At 4:05, it shows one of my top 5 favorite movies, "Old Yeller" and "The Brave Little Toaster". I'll tell you my top 5 favorite movies I never get tired of. 1. Old Yeller (1957) 2. The Jungle Book (1967) 3. The Fox and the Hound (1981) 4. Frankenweenie (1984) 5. The Brave Little Toaster (1987)

[@stingsAUTTP]

Bonkers didn't air until September 4, 1993

[@Overlandparkgirl]

Wow this was made the year I was born

[@surenity766]

*grabs the phone to call the number, but remembers that the commercial is from 20 years ago and Disney Channel sucks now* =(

[@WebsterJake]

I actually dialed this number five minutes ago...but was ignored. The new Disney Channel stuff makes me want to cry. To be fair I actually sat through a few seconds of it, but that's all I could handle!

[@jaw471]

I was born 93 but back then it my family didn't have cable till probably i was 3 so i grew up with disney..sucks.for my aunt thou she was 16 didn't grow up with Disney before

[@WebsterJake]

Your first five Mouse Tracks uploads were broadcast in 1993. Anything with a mouse ears television logo watermark on the lower right of the video is from 1997 or later.

[@WebsterJake]

That's amazing! But I haven't seen anything like what you're looking for since you commented on this video. There aren't even many 1992 Disney Channel uploads I can refer to for help.

[@CubanPete1990]

Hey I remember when I Frist whach planet of the apes movies on the Disney channel many many years ago before the Tim burton film & the Prequel call'ed rise of the planet of the apes but back in the mid 1990's do they show Michael Jackson's movie Moonwalker or Supergirl?

[@WebsterJake]

No, sorry. I didn't ask...I only gave you credit there in the video description, but I'll pull the video if you'd like. It's just I thought that this Disney Channel commercial block deserved to be represented with its own video.

[@surenity766]

And ever since they got rid of Toon Disney I've had no reason to watch any of the Disney-themed channels. =/

[@MouseTracks92]

I'm not mad at you. I'm actually very surprised that you found the date of when that aired. You don't have to pull this video.

[@MouseTracks92]

Do you think you can pinpoint some other stuff I have?

[@MouseTracks92]

Wait.....did you ever ask me for this?

[@cbsteffen]

I know this might sound silly, but I think music, movies, and TV shows had to be more enjoyable in the 20th century because technology wasn't helpful enough for anyone to find that entertainment simply anywhere. There was no access to TV, movies, or music through any really smart devices. What I mean is, if music, movies, and TV shows back then were lame, you wouldn't have found any real use for TV sets, VCRs, radios, vinyl LP record players, boomboxes, or CD players, and there probably wouldn't be such things as DVD players, Blu-Ray disc players, online video sites (like KZbin), or MP3 players (like iPods). I doubt technology would've evolved to let people easily listen to music or watch TV shows or movies under their complete control if any of what I just mentioned had more commonly been the case.

[@MyJustin316]

hey its me

[@m2miley]

I wonder how much they paid Harry Anderson to do that really bad read