What if Massey Media was founded in 1923?/Massey Animation Studios in 1991?

What if Massey Media was founded in 1923 rather than 1928, and Massey Animation Studios was founded in 1991 rather than 1994?
Well, here is what to happen if it was.
== List of changes ==
* Massey Animation Studios would've been originally known as Massey Cartoon Studio (1940-1943).
** It would have an original founder: John Massey (1901-1966) that would be CEO until his retirement in 1965. The last five movies he worked on include Winnie the Pooh (1953), Epic (1955), Hansel and Gretel (1959), Avatar (1961), and The Cat in the Hat (1963).
*** John Massey died in December 1966.
* Massey Media would make more animated short films from 1953 to 1967, with their cartoon characters such as Firey and Leafy being still owned by them and used in current media.
* While Firey and Leafy would be the studio's mascots, he would be later accompanied by Pencil and Match in 1978. Woody joined the mascot roster in 1995.
* As a production studio, Massey Network would've been first known as The Object (1975-1982) and Massey Network Originals (1982-present).
** Massey Network didn't get its own TV channel until 1981, formerly known as Object Network, and changed into Massey Network, two years later, in 1983.
* The 1971 live-action film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory would be an animated film.
** However, a live-action remake would be released by Massey Media in 2002.
* Massey Media would later be mostly known for its classic animated series such as Inanimate Insanity, TBA, etc.
* Massey Media's home video distribution label would've founded in 1980. It would've gone through names such as Massey Video (1980-1987), Massey Home Video (1987-2001), Massey Home Entertainment (2001-2008), Massey Pictures Home Entertainment (2007-2018), and finally Massey-MBC Home Entertainment (2018-present).
* A live-action/animated hybrid Firey and Leafy movie would be released in 2006 by Massey Pictures.
* Massey Media would have a division dedicated to the production of adult animation called The Backyard. It was formerly named Phineas and Ferb Industries (1994-2000).
* The Magic Roundabout would be produced in 1994 (instead of 2005) as a traditionally hand-drawn animated film instead of in 2005 as a CGI movie. It was one of Massey Media's highest-grossing animated movies.
** This AU version of The Magic Roundabout would be rated G, but the uncut version would be rated PG.
** Unlike the real-life CGI animated film, this version would've been more successful in this AU.
** However, it had a hybrid remake in 2015.
*** Adult Mouse: Bigger, Longer & Uncut would've been released in 1978 rather than 1999, and would begin the Adult Mouse franchise.
**** The movie would be called Goin' Down to Mickey's World, much like the mockumentary of the same name.
**** In this version, Pluto would accompany the boys to the battlefield.
**** Donald would be given a subplot in Hell where Satan challenged him to find Cookie Snacks proofs-of-purchase in order to get a wish granted. In the end, he opts to use them to wish everyone back to life
**** The Rat will debut at Daisy's "La Resistance" meeting, digging up through the floor to get in.
**** The film would start with Kim Jong-un being executed, setting up his appearance in Hell later on.
**** Instead of Adam Sandler jumping and falling and crushed to his death at the car (with extra humor as the car owner turn off the alarm), he would take out a gun and shoot himself in the head (as it splatted entire part to the horror of his guests). 
* Pokémon: The First Movie, George of the Jungle, Open Season and Percy Jackson would've been co-produced and co-animated by Massey Animation Studios.
* EC Comics and O'Reilly Animation Studios would have been owned fully by Massey Media and its original incarnation was founded in 1983 as a television production company within Massey Media. Its productions mainly consisted of low-budget syndicated programming.
* Massey Media's partnership with McDonald's would still go on after 2006.
* The 2009 film Where the Wild Things Are would've been an animated/live-action hybrid film rather than a fully live-action film.
** Unlike the real-life live-action one, this version would've been more successful.
** A massive part of the adult gags in the film were censored on its original AU theatrical release.
*** However, on DVD and Blu-Ray releases, the original version of the gags were left in (when enabled).
* Massey Films would be integrated into MAS.
* Clarence would've been instead been an adult animated sitcom created by Aaron Horvath, Seth MacFarlane, Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon.
** Unlike the real-life version, this version would have been more successful.
* Massey+ would have Massey Sleepover and The Backyard shows and movies alongside family-oriented content.
** However, NC-17 and 18+ rated content would not be on the service. 
* Battle for Dream Island would be released in 2001 rather than 2019 and it would be a hand-drawn/stop-motion show.
* Instead of a season 4 of Camp Cool, Jane, Max, and Tom will be separate from Camp Cool and would star in a stand-alone show called Jane, Max & Tom (2019-present) instead. 
* Massey Network would have regular commercial breaks instead of being commercial free.
* Minecraft would've been produced as a live-action/animated hybrid film and would’ve released in 2008.
== History ==
TBA
== Shows/Television ==
* (^) = Shows produced before the Massey Network launched
* (@) = animated series
* (!) = aired on Massey Sleepover
* (*) = Massey Junior preschool shows
* (#) = Shows made by Massey Animation Studios
=== Animation/Others ===
==== 1920s-1960s ====
* MasseyToons (1928-1967): TBA
** Firey and Leafy (^) (@) (1928-1953): TBA
** Phineas and Ferb (^) (@) (1929-1939): TBA
** FreeSmart (^) (@) (1932-1965): TBA
** Woody (^) (@) (1934-1961): TBA
** Four and X (^) (@) (1937-1951): A spin-off of Firey and Leafy, focusing on Four and X.
** Dream Island (^) (@) (1943-1954): TBA
** MePhone (^) (@) (1943-1947): TBA
* The MasseyToons Show (^) (@) (1960-1996): A long running series featuring MasseyToons characters, which featuring three theatrical MasseyToons shorts with new linking sequences with Firey and Leafy hosting the show. The show's title and length changed regularly over the years.
==== 1970s ====
* The Firey and Leafy Show (^) @) (1972-1974, co-produced with Massey Productions): TBA.
* The Blocky Cartoon Show (^) (@) (1976-1978, co-produced with Massey Productions): TBA
==== 1980s ====
* Firey, Leafy and Woody (@) (1985-1987, co-produced with Massey Television): TBA
* Yogi Bear (@) (#) (1988-1998, co-produced with Massey Animation Studios (1991-1998) and Massey Television): TBA
==== 1990s ====
* 2 Stupid Announcers (@) (#) (1995-1997, co-produced with Massey Television and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* Firey and Leafy Coast to Coast (!) (@) (#) (1996-2006, co-produced with Massey Television (1996-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2006), Massey Animation Studios, Phineas and Ferb Industries (1996-2000), and The Backyard (2000-2006): A late-night talk show featuring Firey and Leafy as the host, as he talks with famous actors, actresses, comedians, singers, rappers, dancers, models, political activists, athletes, stunt performers, and other famous celebrities.
* Eric Smith (!) (@) (#) (1997-2009, co-produced with Big Ticket Television, The Curiosity Company, Gracie Films, Where's Lunch? (1997-2005), Massey Television (1997-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2009), Massey Animation Studios, Phineas and Ferb Industries (1997-2000), and The Backyard (2000-2009)): TBA
* Doug (@) (#) (1997-2001, co-produced with Hiro & Joshy Productions (2000-2001), Massey Animation Studios, and Massey Television): TBA
* Hiro & Joshy (!) (@) (#) (1998-2009, co-produced with Fifty-Fifty Ltd., Klasky Csupo, Judgemental Films, Reno & Osborn Productions (1998-2007), Where's Lunch? (1998-2005), Massey Television (1998-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2009), Massey Animation Studios, Phineas and Ferb Industries (1998-2000), and The Backyard (2000-present): TBA
* Coconut (!) (@) (#) (1999-present, co-produced with Braniff (1999-2006), Judgemental Films (1999-2012), Jumbo Pictures (1999-2000), Massey Television (1999-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-present), MBC Productions (2007-2020), Massey Animation Studios, Phineas and Ferb Industries (1999-2000), and The Backyard (2000-present)): TBA
==== 2000s ====
* Inanimate Insanity (@) (#) (2000-present, co-produced with Wang Film Productions, Massey Television (2000-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2015), and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (!) (@) (#) (2000-2004, co-produced with DiC Entertainment, Spumco, Where's Lunch?, Massey Television (2000-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004), Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* Rocko's Modern Life (@) (#) (2000-2004, co-produced with Massey Animation Studios and Massey Television): TBA
* Adventures of Firey and Leafy (@) (#) (2001-2003, co-produced with Massey Television and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* Battle for Dream Island (#) (2001-present, co-produced with Onfolio Productions, Aardman, Cuppa Coffee, Massey Television (2001-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-present), HKO Animation Studios and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* What's Opera, Doc? (!) (@) (#) (2001-2007, co-produced with Fifty-Fifty Ltd., Soup2Nuts,Massey Television (2001-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2007), Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* The Ren and Stimpy Funny Adult Party Cartoon (!) (@) (#) (2001-2004, co-produced with Fifty-Fifty Ltd., Massey Television, Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* Teen Titans Go! (@) (#) (2002-2018, co-produced with Onfolio Productions, Massey Television (2002-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2011), and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* StarPlumbers (!) (2002-2007, co-produced with Lucasfilm, Teletoon, Lord Miller, Amblin Television, Stretch Films, Polaris, Soup2Nuts, Massey Television (2002-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2007), Soul Television, Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* Archer (!) (@) (#) (2002-2009, co-produced with Renaissance Pictures, Fifty-Fifty Ltd., Soup2Nuts, Massey Television (2002-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2009), Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* Clone Wars 2021 (!) (@) (#) (2002-2006, co-produced with O'Reilly Animation Studios, Polaris, Massey Television (2002-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2006), Soul Television, Fifty-Fifty Ltd., Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* The Woody Show (!) (@) (#) (2002-2007, co-produced with Acme Productions, Massey Television (2002-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2007), Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): In this spin-off of Firey and Leafy Coast to Coast, Woody goes through a series of bizarre circumstances in his daily suburban life with his housemates Pencil and Match, Blocky, Taco, and Ruby, Bubble, and Book.
* The Fairly OddParents (@) (#) (2003-2009, co-produced with Onfolio Productions, Massey Television (2003-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2009), and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* Amphibia (@) (#) (2003-2008, co-produced with Massey Animation Studios, Massey Television (2003-2004), Massey Television Animation (2004-2008), and Joshy Animation Concepts (2005-2008)
* House of Sonic (@) (#) (2004-2008, co-produced with Sega, O'Rielly Parson Television, A Anne, Sasha, Marcy Production, Hiro and Joshy, Massey Television Animation, and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* Joshy’s Adventures of Count Duckula (!) (@) (#) (2005-2009, co-produced with Polaris, Codename Dynamite Productions, Remmus Enteprises, Judgemental Films, Reno & Osborn Productions (2005-2007), The Curiosity Company, Spumco, Gracie Films, R&D TV, Pie Productions, Massey Television Animation (2005-2009), Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* Ninjago (!) (@) (#) (2005-present, co-produced with Polaris, Big Ticket Television (2005-2015), Judgemental Films (2005-2012), Massey Television Animation, Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* Baby Firey and Leafy (*) (@) (#) (2005-2009, co-produced with Nelvana, Massey Television Animation, and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* Firey and Leafy, Attorneys at Law (!) (@) (#) (2006-2009, co-produced with Acme Productions, Massey Television Animation, Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* The Mr. Men Show (@) (#) (2006-2011, co-produced with Rengade Animation, Massey Television Animation, Massey Television Animation Japan and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants (@) (#) (2006-2009, co-produced with Massey Television Animation and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* The Mini Adventures of Steve (*) (@) (#) (2006-2008, co-produced with Cartoon Pizza, Massey Television Animation, and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* Mr. Peabody & Sherman's Playhouse (*) (@) (#) (2007-2015, co-produced with Studio B Productions, Nelvana, Classic Media, Bullwinkle Studios, and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* Hi Hi Puffy Anne Marcy Sasha (@) (#) (2008-2014, co-produced with Brookwell NcNamara Enterainment, Massey Toon Studios, Massey Television Animation, and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* Back at the Yoyleyard (@) (#) (2008-2011, co-produced with Les Studios Lucas, Massey Television Animation, and Massey Animation Sudios): TBA
* The Captain Underpants Chronicles (@) (#) (2009-2011, co-produced with Massey Television Animation, and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* MePad (@) (#) (2009-2015, co-produced with Wang Film Productions, Massey Television Animation, and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* The Powerpuff Girls (@) (#) (2009-2012, co-produced with Massey Television Animation, and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
==== 2010s ====
* The Owl House (!) (@) (#) (2012-2016, co-produced with Starburns Industries, Massey Television Animation, Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* Firey and Leafy (@) (#) (2013-present, co-produced with Massey Television Animation and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* Tales from Green Hill Zone (@) (#) (2015-2018, co-produced with Skull Productions, Massey Television Animation, and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
* Clarence (!) (@) (#) (2015-present, co-produced with Fuzzy Door Productions, Powerhouse Animation, Justin Roiland's Solo Vanity Card Productions!, Harmonious Claptrap, Starburns Industries, Massey Television Animation, Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* American Dad Family (!) (@) (#) (2016-present, co-produced with  Harmonious Claptrap, Starburns Industries, TBA, Bounce Castle, Hiro & Friends Productions, Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA
* The Objects and Company (*) (@) (#) (2019-present, co-produced with Massey Television Animation and Massey Animation Studios): TBA
==== 2020s ====
* Batman (!) (@) (#) (2020-present, co-produced with Justin Roiland's Solo Vanity Card Productions!, Harmonious Claptrap, Starburns Industries, Green Portal Productions, Massey Television Animation, Massey Animation Studios, and The Backyard): TBA