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psj333 wrote:Metro Prime, I`ve already been to the 1905 website before. Have you?

JUST SHUT UP OH AND THANKS FOR SPOLING THE SHOW FOR ME JUST LEAVE US ALONE PLEASE OR BEGON rant over

Madeus Prime, last time, you mentioned that Bisk is an all-terrain vehicle and not a muscle car. But from the looks about, he does actually look a lot like a muscle car too me. In case you haven`t noticed, the front of the vehicle in one of the Robots In Disguise clips actually resembles a mid-1960s Pontiac GTO, which is the first true muscle car. This could explain that Bisk is actually a pretty big bot. So, I would say. that Bisk is actually a futuristic version of that car.

psj333 wrote:Madeus Prime, last time, you mentioned that Bisk is an all-terrain vehicle and not a muscle car. But from the looks about, he does actually look a lot like a muscle car too me. In case you haven`t noticed, the front of the vehicle in one of the Robots In Disguise clips actually resembles a mid-1960s Pontiac GTO, which is the first true muscle car. This could explain that Bisk is actually a pretty big bot. So, I would say. that Bisk is actually a futuristic version of that car.

Can you please stop hust wander that question

OzFormers member Firestorm has found via a search of Australian pay-TV provider Foxtel's website, the dates and times for the first three episodes of Transformers:Robots in Disguise on Cartoon Network.

Pilot - Part 1 will air at 9:30am (AEDST) February 21
Pilot - Part 2 will air at 4:30pm (AEDST) February 21
Pilot - Part 3 will air at 9:30am (AEDST) February 22

Both Part 1 and Part 2 will be repeated from 6:30am on February 22 and Part 3 repeated that afternoon at 4:30pm.

I've also included a screenshot from Foxtel's online TV Guide for Saturday morning.


So for all our Australian members out there, set your alarm clocks for Saturday morning!

Ozformers said Episode 3 is named "Trust Exercises" instead of "Pilot - Part 3".


Looks like this'll be the first North American-made TF cartoon to air in English in a non-North American country before its U.S. or Canadian airdate. I bet a lot of folks will be watching online uploads before the first episode even reaches American shores.

Sabrblade wrote:Ozformers said Episode 3 is named "Trust Exercises" instead of "Pilot - Part 3".


Looks like this'll be the first North American-made TF cartoon to air in English in a non-North American country before its U.S. or Canadian airdate. I bet a lot of folks will be watching online uploads before the first episode even reaches American shores.

yep and ill be one of them unfortunately. i actually enjoy watching stuff on tv. dont know why were not getting it yet.

http://www.tvinsider.com/article/472/ca ... -disguise/

USA release dates

Pathetic time slot

Primetime premiere March 14th at 6/5c, Moving into 6:30 a.m. slot on March 21.

http://www.tvinsider.com/article/472/ca ... -disguise/

USA release dates

Pathetic time slot

Primetime premiere on March 14 at 6/5c, then moving to a 6:30 a.m. slot on March 21.

When is seems like we were getting confirmed premiere dates for everywhere but the U.S., tvinsider.com has finally revealed the date and time slot for the U.S. premiere of Robots In Disguise. You can officially catch the first episode of the series on March 14 at 6/5c before it settles in its permanent home March 21 at 6:30 a.m. on Cartoon Network. That's right, you can get a bowl of cereal and sit down to watch new episodes of Transformers on Saturday mornings. On top of that, they have an exclusive look at the series which you can view here.

That timeslot... I'm not sure I can say my true feelings on it and stay within the TOS, because there's some very salty language that comes to mind with a 6:30 AM timeslot. A lot of four-letter words, there. But...

They're not even giving it a chance. Good ()(*&^%$$#$%^&*() lord this is classic CN behavior.

RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:That timeslot... I'm not sure I can say my true feelings on it and stay within the TOS, because there's some very salty language that comes to mind with a 6:30 AM timeslot. A lot of four-letter words, there. But...

They're not even giving it a chance. Good ()(*&^%$$#$%^&*() lord this is classic CN behavior.

That is why I called it pathetic. It is a Terrible Death Sentence of a Slot and they would of been better off staying on the Former Hub / Discovery Family.

Primeultimus wrote:http://www.tvinsider.com/article/472/cartoon-network-gears-up-for-transformers-robots-in-disguise/

USA release dates

Pathetic time slot

Primetime premiere March 14th at 6/5c, Moving into 6:30 a.m. slot on March 21.

Jesus. I mean, I don't have high hopes for this series to begin with, but that timeslot just seems unfair.

Did we really expect anything less from Cartoon Network? We ought to have anticipated this kind of treatment ever since CN was announced as being the show's new home.

But on a different yet related note, March 14th?! Are you kidding me?! By that point the show will have already aired in China, France, Australia, the UK, and Germany. The very country that made the show won't even get it until after so much of the rest of the world will. Thanks a lot, CN!

funny thing

where i am at the CN is the west coast channel which RID 2015 wont be on till like 7/8AM CST 6/5 PST but most of state where i live has the east coast channel

so again a show made for US primers here last. This has happened on a few shows before like star gate sg1 it was aired almost 6 months a head of us in canada. So by the time it primers here i will be way far a head of thanks to them being available online.

they did the same thing to he-man both good shows given the time slot of death where they put shyte like chowder on in prime time. Same thing they did to toonami and fans demanded it back. basically if it isnt poop or farts cn wont play it at normal times.

The way they see it, the fans who want to watch it will just record it. Everyone else would just watch something else.

ZeroWolf wrote:The way they see it, the fans who want to watch it will just record it. Everyone else would just watch something else.

The way I see it, the fans who want to watch it will just watch online uploads from Australian fans a whole month in advance of each episode's U.S. airing.

Sabrblade wrote:

ZeroWolf wrote:The way they see it, the fans who want to watch it will just record it. Everyone else would just watch something else.

The way I see it, the fans who want to watch it will just watch online uploads from Australian fans a whole month in advance of each episode's U.S. airing.

Looking forward to those uploads then!

Wow, they're not even pretending to give this one a chance, are they? I'd hope they at least rerun it later in the day, but somehow I suspect that's too much to ask for.

Sabrblade wrote:Did we really expect anything less from Cartoon Network? We ought to have anticipated this kind of treatment ever since CN was announced as being the show's new home.

But on a different yet related note, March 14th?! Are you kidding me?! By that point the show will have already aired in China, France, Australia, the UK, and Germany. The very country that made the show won't even get it until after so much of the rest of the world will. Thanks a lot, CN!

Well, I didn't know what network it was premiering on. But it being on CN tanks any/all expectations I may or may not have had about it.

It sucks. It friggin' sucks. It *insert swear words here* sucks.

TRANSFORMERS: Robots in Disguise Special Primetime Premiere Airs Saturday, March 14 on Cartoon Network


Bumblebee Takes the Spotlight in an All-New Animated Series from Hasbro Studios

Cartoon Network will unleash TRANSFORMERS: Robots in Disguise on Saturday, March 14 at 6 p.m. (ET/PT) with a special one-hour premiere event. The latest installment in the iconic franchise features an all new animation style, and builds upon the lore of the iconic Transformers franchise filled with great humor and lots of fun adventure for fans of all ages.



The new series begins as Bumblebee must step up to be a leader in the years after we left the Autobots in Transformers Prime. Summoned by Optimus Prime to save Earth from a new Decepticon threat, Bumblebee puts his light-hearted mettle to the test after assembling a rogue team of young Autobot action heroes. Bumblebee must balance his job fighting off evil with being equal parts squad leader and coach to a rascally band that needs constant coaxing to learn how to work together. The results are comical when the cool rebel Sideswipe, elite guard cadet Strongarm, bombastic dinobot Grimlock and overly-excited mini-con Fixit must balance keeping the team together with chasing and capturing their new enemies in every episode packed full of action, fun and adventure.

Following the premiere event, new episodes can be seen every Saturday starting on March 21st at 6:30 a.m. ET/PT.

About Cartoon Network
Cartoon Network (CartoonNetwork.com) is the #1 U.S. television network in prime among boys 6-11 & 9-14. Currently seen in 96 million U.S. homes and 194 countries around the world, Cartoon Network is Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.’s ad-supported cable service offering the best in Emmy-winning original and acquired entertainment for kids and families, along with industry-leading digital apps and online games and pro-social initiatives such as the award-winning Stop Bullying: Speak Up campaign.

Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., a Time Warner company, creates and programs branded news, entertainment, animation and young adult media environments on television and other platforms for consumers around the world.

About Hasbro Studios
Hasbro Studios is responsible for entertainment brand-driven storytelling for Hasbro across television, film, commercial productions and short-form content. It develops, produces and distributes TV shows based on Hasbro's world class brands, including TRANSFORMERS, MY LITTLE PONY, LITTLEST PET SHOP and FAMILY GAME NIGHT. Many of these shows air on Discovery Family Channel and on networks in more than 180 territories globally. Since its formation in 2009, the studio has received nine Daytime Emmy wins.

On the film side, the studio has developed and produced a number of features based on Hasbro's brands. In addition to partnering with leading studios, the Company intends to make movies based on new and existing Hasbro brands for audiences globally through the Allspark Pictures film label. Films in development or planned for release, include OUIJA (Universal), CANDY LAND (Sony), G.I. JOE 3 (Paramount), JEM AND THE HOLOGRAMS (Universal & Allspark Pictures), MAGIC: THE GATHERING (21st Century Fox) and an animated featured based on MY LITTLE PONY (Allspark Pictures).

Man, that timeslot sucks. It's the same time they gave Transformers Animated, and look how that turned out!