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msongs

(72,516 posts)
Mon Sep 22, 2025, 09:22 PM Monday

if you dropped disney etc over Jimmy Kimmel dumping are you going back now?


18 votes, 4 passes | Time left: Unlimited
yes I dropped and not going back
16 (89%)
yes I dropped and going back
1 (6%)
not going to say what I did but hypothetically I would not go back if i did drop
1 (6%)
not going to say what I did but hypothetically I would go back if I did drop
0 (0%)
what is Disney?
0 (0%)
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if you dropped disney etc over Jimmy Kimmel dumping are you going back now? (Original Post) msongs Monday OP
As I said, Wednesdays Monday #1
I'd wait for a bit before restarting the subscription. Intractable Monday #2
Need a column on the list for do not watch network tv. Woodwizard Monday #3
same here. have not owned a regular tv in decades nt msongs Monday #8
No, going to watch the situation for a while...I also blocked Paramount...and they are still at it. Demsrule86 Monday #4
Not opposed to going back, but not for full price. Queso Delicioso Monday #5
I didn't drop. Xolodno Monday #6
I was kind of PO'd for other reasons IzzaNuDay Monday #7

Intractable

(1,306 posts)
2. I'd wait for a bit before restarting the subscription.
Mon Sep 22, 2025, 09:33 PM
Monday

I'll bet that Disney will email an offer with a reduced subscription rate.

I am "promiscuous" with the streaming services.

I do a month of Netflix, then a month of Apple, then a month of Disney, etc.

I can binge-watch the shows instead of waiting between episodes.

Often, they send offers when I quit.

Woodwizard

(1,214 posts)
3. Need a column on the list for do not watch network tv.
Mon Sep 22, 2025, 09:33 PM
Monday

Stopped in 92 when my time was tight and reading the paper or a book slowed my free time down a bit instead of packaged segments. Have not missed the drama one bit.

Demsrule86

(71,235 posts)
4. No, going to watch the situation for a while...I also blocked Paramount...and they are still at it.
Mon Sep 22, 2025, 10:27 PM
Monday

There are a number of good free channels. I have sling too so hubs can watch football.

Queso Delicioso

(112 posts)
5. Not opposed to going back, but not for full price.
Mon Sep 22, 2025, 10:48 PM
Monday

If they offer up a sweetheart deal as an apology, I'd be willing to consider it.

Xolodno

(7,182 posts)
6. I didn't drop.
Mon Sep 22, 2025, 11:16 PM
Monday

As I already knew it was just a bad knee jerk reaction and they would change their mind. Disney always sets aggressive revenue goals, if it doesn't come in, heads start rolling.

With that said, I think someone is getting fired. They gave bad advice and are about to pay for it. Disney isn't CBS, they have their fingers in a lot of pies and all of them could suffer from one bad decision.

IzzaNuDay

(1,146 posts)
7. I was kind of PO'd for other reasons
Mon Sep 22, 2025, 11:22 PM
Monday

I religiously binge watched the veterinary shows on NAT GEO Wild. Most of them are gone, and uncertain they will remain on Disney+.

Had joined Disney+ during the pandemic shutdown. It served its purpose. But I remain open depending what the offerings are in the event we’re stuck at home again.

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