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K first I'm saying I'm pretty sure this is false but I need to put this out there really fast

heres the story:
my friend texted me saying Prince Caspian was on TV, I went to search it under the term "Narnia" on my tv and on disneychannel XD it says that tomorrow(December 13th) at 3 o clock pacific time VDT is suppose to be on! and it saying like a short summary of the movie and I know its not the BBC one because under main characters it has people like Georgie and Skandars name!

now I've tried searching on the web but nothing has come up, any internet techies who can find anything on the planet this is my plea for you!

If Mods feel this needs to be deleted thats fine this is me kinda freaking out

I've seen something else about this, most people agree they meant LWW...

Oh really? Check this out!

http://www.aslanscountry.com/2010/12/fo ... ilm-on-tv/

Wow... that's really crazy. It makes me wish I still had Disney XD!


~Riella

Wow! If its really gonna be on I may go crazy!

I checked my guide and the only Narnia films I have is LWW and PC on the list. Disney XD is running LWW commercials. So I suspect it's a typo.

I'm pretty sure it's a typo as well, I think some one at disney looked up the narnia synopsis and copied and pasted the wrong one, and that everyone else used that as their source...

They biggest typo in history...

It's definitely a typo, since Disney doesn't even own VDT!

But (I'm being optimistic) what if people see that listing and watch it for VDT, but get LWW/PC and then start googling to see what's up? They could find out about VDT and go see it in theaters!

Disney's aired stuff they don't own before, particularly Balto, I believe also The Land Before Time.

Actually I just thought of something... Balto II: Wolf Quest aired on Cartoon Network the day it came out on VHS, and it was a direct to video!

I still think its a typo though, since they're advertising LWW...

It better work in VDT's favor...

Where exactly was the typo? Was it on an actual TV commercial? Or just somewhere in a paper, or website?


~Riella