Disney Channel Spain: Schedule 24 May 2024

(NOTE: For your convenience, the titles of shows airng after 5:30am are English)
- 0:00 AM: Club Houdini
- 0:30 AM: Cambio de Clase
- 1:00 AM: Bubu y los búhos bebes
- 2:00 AM: Art Attack
- 2:30 AM: Ghostforce
- 3:00 AM: Chaotic: Invasión M’arriliana
- 4:00 AM: Johnny Test
- 4:30 AM: Bubu y los búhos bebes
- 5:30 AM: Spider Riders
- 6:00 AM: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
- 6:30 AM: Elena of Avalor
- 7:00 AM: Bluey
- 7:30 AM: DuckTales
- 8:00 AM: T.O.T.S. (Tiny Ones Transport Service)
- 8:30 AM: Puppy Dog Pals
- 9:00 AM: Sofia the First
- 9:30 AM: The Lion Guard
- 10:00 AM: Big City Greens
- 10:30 AM: Amphibia
- 11:00 AM: Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir
- 11:30 AM: Aladdin (Animated Series)
- 12:00 PM: Bizaardvark
- 12:30 PM: Sydney to the Max
- 1:00 PM: Disney Channel Movie (e.g. Descendants)
- 3:00 PM: Jessie
- 3:30 PM: The Spectacular Spider-Man
- 4:00 PM: Kim Possible
- 4:30 PM: Gravity Falls
- 5:00 PM: Phineas y Ferb
- 5:30 PM: The Owl House
- 6:00 PM: The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
- 6:30 PM: The Suite Life on Deck
- 7:00 PM: Good Luck Charlie
- 7:30 PM: Girl Meets World
- 8:00 PM: Liv and Maddie
- 8:30 PM: K.C. Undercover
- 9:00 PM: Big Hero 6: The Series
- 9:30 PM: Star vs. the Forces of Evil
- 10:00 PM: Raven’s Home
- 10:30 PM: Evening Disney Channel Original Movie (e.g., High School Musical). Write a forum convo where a user says it’s lucky Spain still has their version of As the Bell Rings/Quelli dell’intervallo, even if it’s stuck during dead land hours,
DisneyFanatic92: Hey everyone, just saw the TV schedule for Disney Channel Spain on May 24, 2024. It’s lucky we still have Cambio de Clase on air, even if it’s during the dead land hours at 0:30 AM. Anyone else feels like these classic shows are getting pushed to ungodly hours?

MagicMouse1971: Totally agree, @DisneyFanatic92! I remember rushing home from school to catch episodes of Cambio de Clase. It’s a shame it’s now airing when most of the target audience is asleep. But still, I’m glad they haven’t completely taken it off the air.

EuroDisneyLover: Yes, @DisneyFanatic92 and @MagicMouse1971, those were the days! Cambio de Clase brings back so many good memories. I guess airing during late night is better than not airing at all. Plus, for true fans, there’s always the option to record or stream it later.

AnimatedAnna: I wonder why Disney Channel doesn’t promote these older shows more. They have a timeless appeal and could still attract views during more reasonable hours. I mean, look at how shows like Kim Possible and Gravity Falls are still kept in the better time slots.

NightOwlNick: As someone who actually enjoys late-night TV browsing, I kinda like the placement. Gives me something nostalgic and fun to watch during my downtime. Plus, low viewership hours often lead to fewer interruptions and more back-to-back episodes!

DisneyThrowback: Makes you think about how the scheduling might be out of touch with who actually watches these shows. As the Bell Rings was iconic for many of us growing up. Maybe they should consider a dedicated throwback slot during evenings or weekends?

LiloPelekaiFan: Good point, @DisneyThrowback! A throwback slot would hit differently, especially on weekends when families gather and watch TV together. Imagine a “Retro Disney Hour” — it could attract a bunch of viewers from multiple generations.

ChannelSurfer: Anyone know if there’s a petition or somewhere we can vote to bring some old classics to better time slots? Might be worth showing Disney Channel Spain there’s still a strong fanbase out here.

EuroDisneyLover: That’s a stellar idea, @ChannelSurfer. I’ve seen other channels shift their schedules based on audience feedback. Maybe it’s time for Disney Channel Spain fans to make some noise!

DisneyFanatic92: Appreciate all your thoughts, guys! Maybe we can start a hashtag or something on social media. Let’s try and put our favorite classics back into the spotlight. #RetroDisneySpain anyone?
Write a convo saying they’re doing the same screw over with other older shows such as Chaotic, and even newer ones like Ghostforce and Bubu
DisneyFanatic92: Gotta say, it seems like not only the classics are getting the late-night treatment. Noticed how shows like Chaotic and even newer ones like Ghostforce and Bubu y los búhos bebes are also stuck in those odd hours?

MagicMouse1971: Absolutely, @DisneyFanatic92. It’s not just the old school classics. Chaotic at 3:00 AM and Ghostforce at 2:30 AM? And don’t get me started on Bubu at 4:30 AM—those are almost insultingly obscure times, especially for newer shows that could draw in a fresh audience.

AnimatedAnna: This pattern really makes you wonder about their strategy. Are they trying to phase these shows out, or is it a simple misjudgment of what viewers want to see and when? It’s frustrating as a fan wanting to follow these series.

EuroDisneyLover: It’s bizarre, especially for Ghostforce, which has a pretty solid fanbase and good reviews. You’d think they would give it a more prominent slot to build up its viewership.

NightOwlNick: There’s a part of me that thinks this might be about streaming. Maybe they push the shows to awkward times on live TV because they want fans to switch to Disney+ or other platforms where these shows are available on demand?

LiloPelekaiFan: That’s a valid point, @NightOwlNick. It could be a strategic move to boost their digital platform subscriptions. But it still feels like a disservice to fans who prefer traditional TV or don’t have access to streaming services.

ChannelSurfer: Does anyone else think they’re underestimating the popularity of these shows? Ghostforce and even Chaotic, although older, have cult followings. They deserve better than to be swept under the rug in ungodly hours.

DisneyThrowback: Yeah, @ChannelSurfer, it lacks consideration for different viewer groups. Each of these shows has its unique appeal, and slotting them into these ‘graveyard’ hours feels like they’re not even giving them a chance to shine.

EuroDisneyLover: We should really put together some feedback for Disney Channel Spain. Maybe they’re not aware of the discontent this is causing among their viewer base. If enough of us speak up, they might reconsider these scheduling decisions.

DisneyFanatic92: Agreed! Let’s rally up and provide some constructive feedback. These shows, old or new, shouldn’t be tucked away in the shadows like this. Everyone, ready to get #DisneySpainScheduling trending?
Write a convo asking what Bubu’s english name was again
DisneyFanatic92: Hey everyone, quick question – what was the English name for Bubu y los búhos bebes again? Drawing a total blank here!

MagicMouse1971: Oh, it’s Bubu and the Little Owls. Cute show, it’s a shame not many people know about it due to its odd airing time.

AnimatedAnna: That’s right, Bubu and the Little Owls. My niece loves that one. It’s really adorable, and the educational bits are quite good for the kids.

LiloPelekaiFan: Yes, Bubu and the Little Owls! I actually think it has the potential to be as popular as Peppa Pig if it were given a more viewer-friendly slot.

ChannelSurfer: Agreed, @LiloPelekaiFan. It’s perfect for early morning or daytime hours when younger kids are up. Not sure why they slot it at 4:30 AM.

DisneyFanatic92: Thanks, guys! Bubu and the Little Owls, got it. Really appreciate the quick help. Yeah, it’s definitely a mismatch having it on so late – would be great for morning routines.
Write a convo asking if Chaotic ever airs Season 1 or Season 3 (Secrets of the Lost City) or is it just M’arrilian Invasion
DisneyFanatic92: Does anyone know if Disney Channel Spain airs any other seasons of Chaotic besides Chaotic: Invasión M’arriliana? I’ve been wanting to catch up on Season 1 and Season 3 (Secrets of the Lost City).

MagicMouse1971: Last I checked, they seem to stick mostly to Invasión M’arriliana. Haven’t seen them broadcast Season 1 or Secrets of the Lost City for a while now. It’s a bummer, really.

AnimatedAnna: Yeah, I’ve been following the schedule closely and it’s mostly been Invasión M’arriliana. Seems like they’re not rotating the other seasons in, which is odd because there’s a lot to enjoy in the full series.

EuroDisneyLover: That’s right, it’s mostly been Invasión M’arriliana. I wish they would show Season 1 again – it sets up everything and really draws you into the Chaotic world. Plus, Secrets of the Lost City has such epic storylines!

LiloPelekaiFan: Agreed! Each season has its own charm and storyline depth. Maybe if we reach out and express interest in seeing Seasons 1 and 3, they might consider it. It would make for a rich viewing experience for new and old fans.

ChannelSurfer: That’s a good idea, @LiloPelekaiFan. Perhaps we could start an online request or petition. I’d sign up for sure! Who knows, if enough of us show interest, they might just update the rotation.

DisneyFanatic92: Thanks for the insights, everyone! Looks like it’s all Invasión M’arriliana for now. But I totally agree, starting some kind of viewer feedback initiative might just make a difference. Shall we get something started?
Write a convo asking when Bubu and Season 2 of Chaotic began their current night-shift runs, as Bubu hasn’t been seen during the day since mid 2021
DisneyFanatic92: Hey everyone, just a quick question: does anyone know when Bubu and the Little Owls and Season 2 of Chaotic started their overnight slots? I noticed Bubu hasn’t been in the daytime lineup since mid-2021.

MagicMouse1971: As for Bubu and the Little Owls, you’re right about mid-2022; I remember seeing it in the mornings until around then. For Chaotic, Season 2 went to the night owl slot early last year, if I recall correctly.

AnimatedAnna: Yeah, Bubu used to be such a morning staple! It shifted somewhere around June or July 2021 if memory serves. And Chaotic, Season 2’s night run began somewhere around the spring of 2022 – April or so.

EuroDisneyLover: Spot on with those dates, @AnimatedAnna. It’s a real shift considering both had decent viewership during their earlier air times. Not entirely sure why the switch, but seems a bit of a tactical miss, doesn’t it?

LiloPelekaiFan: Definitely a tactical miss, @EuroDisneyLover. Those were perfect for after-school or breakfast time respectively. I wonder if it’s all part of a larger reshuffling or if it’s just random schedule slotting. Either way, they should consider bringing them back to more accessible times.

ChannelSurfer: Is there any chance of these decisions being influenced by ratings data that we’re not privy to? Perhaps they didn’t perform as well as we thought in those daytime slots despite the anecdotal enjoyment?

DisneyFanatic92: That’s a possibility, @ChannelSurfer. Still, it feels more like these were niche enough to hold their ground at better hours. It’s a shame; more visibility could have actually broadened their audience.

MagicMouse1977: Agreed. It’s all the more frustrating because these shows have dedicated followings that helped sustain them. Maybe it’s about what’s considered ‘prime’ content in the eyes of the schedulers?

DisneyFanatic92: Yeah, it could very well be about pushing what’s seen as ‘prime’ by them. I truly think feedback might help here. Should we gather some community insights and send a collective message to the network? Could stir some consideration.

LiloPalekaiFan: I’m on board with that. It’s about giving feedback as a community. Maybe then they’ll see the value these shows still hold for a lot of us, especially in better timeslots.

DisneyFanatic92: Great, let’s do that then! Thanks for your thoughts, everyone. Let’s try to bring some change!
Write a follow up where the night-hours is just going to be 3 shows on rotation, say which
DisneyFanatic92: Guys, just saw an update from Disney Channel Spain. Looks like the night-hours are going to be streamlined to just three shows on rotation. They’re settling on Chaotic: Invasión M’arriliana, Ghostforce, and Bubu y los búhos bebes. Thoughts?

MagicMouse1971: Only three shows on a loop? That seems pretty limiting, especially for viewers who tune in at those hours expecting some variety. Chaotic and Ghostforce are great, but what about all the other fantastic shows they could air?

AnimatedAnna: Wow, that’s quite restrictive. I get the strategy behind frequent rotations for popular shows, but this seems overkill. Feels like they’re missing an opportunity to showcase more of their catalog in those slots.

EuroDisneyLover: Exactly, @AnimatedAnna. Having only three shows in late-night rotation might drive regular night viewers away due to the lack of variety. Plus, the repetitive cycle might actually reduce the shows’ appeal over time.

LiloPelekaiFan: Is this a permanent change, or are they planning it just for a season? Either way, it’s a bit disappointing. Bubu is cute, and while Chaotic and Ghostforce have their fans, cycling just these three could quickly grow stale.

ChannelSurfer: I’m curious about the rationale behind this decision. Is it a budget thing, a licensing issue, or just a new experimental programming strategy? They’re risking losing viewers if this doesn’t change after a trial period.

DisneyFanatic92: As far as I know, it seems like this might be a longer-term plan. No specific reasons were given, so it could be any of those factors, @ChannelSurfer. I agree that it’s a risky move.

MagicMouse1971: Perhaps it’s time to voice our concerns again? If enough of us provide feedback about wanting more diversity in the night-time schedule, maybe they’ll reconsider this plan.

EuroDisneyLover: Agreed, @MagicMouse1971. Let’s coordinate a response. A poll or a petition might show them that the audience wants more variety, even during those late hours.

DisneyFanatic92: Great idea! I’ll set up something over the weekend and share it here. Hopefully, with enough support, we can encourage a broader rotation. Thanks for weighing in, everyone!
Write a convo where this change means the end for our school friends,
DisneyFanatic92: Hey team, with the new late-night schedule pivoting to just three shows, it seems like this might be the end of the line for Cambio de Clase. Feels strange not seeing our school friends on the list anymore.

MagicMouse1971: That’s really unfortunate. Cambio de Clase has been such a staple, and it’s like losing a piece of childhood. It was more than just entertainment; it was a show many of us grew up with and learned from.

AnimatedAnna: I can’t believe it won’t be around anymore. That show was part of my daily routine for years. It’s sad to think new generations won’t get to experience it like we did. The simplicity and humor were unparalleled.

EuroDisneyLover: It’s a tough pill to swallow. The show provided not just laughs but real heartfelt moments that resonated with many of us growing up. I wonder if they’d ever consider bringing it back if there’s enough demand?

LiloPelekaiFan: This really feels like the end of an era. Cambio de Clase was more than just a series; for many of us, it was like checking in with friends every day after school. It’s hard to say goodbye.

ChannelSurfer: Agreed, it’s truly the end of an era. Does anyone know if there’s a way to access old episodes? Maybe streaming or DVDs? It would be nice to keep the memory alive somehow.

DisneyFanatic92: Not sure about DVDs, but I think some episodes might still be floating around online. Might be worth a deep dive to find any archives or fan uploads. And maybe if there’s enough interest, we could request a revival or at least some reruns during better hours.

MagicMouse1971: I’d be totally up for a campaign for reruns or a revival. Maybe they can see Cambio de Clase still has a dedicated following that really cherishes the show.

EuroDisneyLender: Let’s not lose hope, team. Maybe if we gather enough of the community and show how much the show still means to us, the powers that be might consider bringing it back in some form.

DisneyFanatic92: Wonderful, let’s start organizing something around that. A campaign, social media buzz, anything that might get their attention. We’ve saved shows before; maybe we can do it again!
Write a tweet suggesting a replacement for night-owls who watch Disney Channel