musicradio77
04-11-2005, 07:25 PM
Do you remember the TV show "The Wonderful World of Disney"? That was the original show from way back in the 60's. It was used to be on Sunday nights for a long time on NBC while Ed Sullivan was on another network, CBS. Back then they used to show 2-part hour long movies both from theatrical and non-theatrical. The 2-part hour long non-theatrical movies are sometimes called a mini-series. I have the book called "The Wonderful World of Disney Television". It gives you all the episode guides and airdates of what episode was aired or probably a number of repeats. I have lots of video tapes of all the 2-part hour long mini-series of movies that were shown on "The Wonderful World of Disney". I have "The Flight of the Grey Wolf", "Justin Morgan Had a Horse", "Hog Wild", "The Wacky Zoo of Morgan City", "The Horsemasters", "The Magnificent Rebel", "Ballerina", "Johnny Shiloh" plus a whole lot more. I love that show. It used to be on Disney Channel since it was used to be an overnight block called "Vault Disney". But not anymore. I hope that all of the one hour mini series will ended up on DVD soon. I used to love that show, but I missed it a lot. The show was used to be on back in the 60's and the 70's. I wasn't even born yet since Disney was used to be on every Sunday.