A Brighter Millennium Dawn

A Brighter Millennium Dawn is an original doubled timeline in the world with no terrorists and no other terrorists on August 21, 1998. with many PODs when many unfortunate events were prevented or never occured in before and after the start of the new millennium, like time formatting and storage bugs, Writers Guild of America strikes, 9/11, terrorist attacks, economic crisis', earthquakes and other unfortunate events around the world are prevented or never occurred, shaping a different start of the Millennium and overall different world. No Anthrax Attacks (August 21, 1998-present), No Car Crashings (August 21, 1998-present), No Tsunamis (1989-present), No Earthquakes (1989-present), No Meteor Impacts (1989-present), No Asteroid Impacts (1989-present), No Tropical Storms (1999-present), No Bank Robberys (1999-present), No Robberys (1999-present), No Pandemics (1999-present), No Epidemics (1999-present), No Tsunamis (1989-present), No Earthquakes (1989-present), No Meteor Impacts (1989-present), No Asteroid Impacts (1989-present), No Tropical Storms (1999-present), No Bank Robberys (1999-present), No Robberys (1999-present), No Future World Wars (December 26, 1991-present), No Wars (December 26, 1991-present), No Pandemics (1980-present), No Epidemics (1980-present), No Endemics (1980-present), No Covid-19 (1980-present). Just The Earth (4,540–4,000, 4,000–2,500, 2,500–538.8, 538.8-present), Just Campfires (1985-present), Just Fireworks (200 BC-present), Just Movies (1880s-present), Just TV Shows (1934-present), Just Barney And Friends Home Videos (1988-present), Just Music’s (40000 BC-present), Just Televisions (1927-present), Just Barney And Friends on PBS (1992-present) Just Barney And Friends Albums (1988-present), Just Rugrats TV Pilot (Early 1990), Just Rugrats On Nickelodeon (August 11, 1991–present), Just Rugrats Movies (1998-present), No Disasters (200 BC-present), and so much more.

## **Timeline**

### **1993**

February 26: terrorists didn't bomb the World Trade Center on February 26th, 1993.

### **1996**

January: Barney's Fun & Games is filmed.

January 23: Barney's All Aboard for Sharing is released to stores.

February: Barney's 1-2-3-4 Seasons is filmed.

March: Once Upon A Time is filmed.

March 26: Barney's Talent Show is released to stores. Also, Barney's Campfire Sing-Along, Barney Goes to School, Barney in Concert, Rock with Barney, and Barney's Magical Musical Adventure are also re-released and have new previews save for Magical Musical Adventure.

April 23: Kids for Character is released to stores. Also, Barney's Fun & Games is available for retailers to pre-order for their stores.

May: Barney's Sense-Sensational Day is filmed.

May 21: Barney's Fun & Games is released to stores.

June 4: Barney's Exercise Circus / Barney's Parade of Numbers is available for retailers to order for their stores.

July 2: Barney's Exercise Circus / Barney's Parade of Numbers is released to stores.

July 9: Barney's 1-2-3-4 Seasons is available for retailers to order for their stores.

August 6: Barney's 1-2-3-4 Seasons is released to stores.

August 13: The re-release of Waiting for Santa is available for retailers to order for their stores.

September 10: Waiting for Santa is re-released and has new previews. Also, Barney's Big Surprise begins its tour at the Will Rogers Memorial Center. A new season for the show is also announced, which means renovation on the school and treehouse sets begins.

October: Barney's Musical Scrapbook is filmed.

October 8: Once Upon A Time is available for retailers to order for their stores.

November 1: The series, "Storytime with Barney", is released to stores.

November 5: Once Upon A Time is released to stores.

November 28: During the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Barney, Baby Bop, and BJ appear on the wild west float.

December: Camp Wannarunnaround is filmed.

December 17: Barney's Sense-Sational Day and Run, Jump, Skip and Sing are available for retailers to pre-order for their stores.

Late December: Barney's Adventure Bus begins.

### **1997**

January: Production for Barney's Adventure Bus ends. Production for Barney's Good Day, Good Night begins.

January 14: Barney's Sense-Sational Day and Run, Jump, Skip and Sing are released to stores.

February: Production for Barney's Good Day, Good Night ends.

March 18: Barney's Colors & Shapes is released in stores.

March 24: Barney Meets Nelson Mandela.

April: Production for Season 4 begins.

April 8: Barney's Musical Scrapbook is available for retailers to order for their stores.

May 6: Barney's Musical Scrapbook is released to stores.

May 27: Barney's Big Surprise! Live on Stage is available for retailers to order for their stores.

June 24: Barney's Big Surprise! Live on Stage has a release in stores after only being available at the tour.

July 1: The updated version of Barney Magazine is released to stores.

July 8: Camp Wannarunnaround is released to stores.

July 28: The trademark for Barney & The Backyard Gang was canceled under section 8.

Late July: Production for Barney's Great Adventure begins.

August: Production for Season 4 ends. Production for Barney's Great Adventure ends.

August 5: Barney's Adventure Bus is available for retailers to order for their stores.

August 19: The re-release of Waiting for Santa is available for retailers to order for their stores.

September 2: Barney's Adventure Bus is released to stores. Also, Happy Holidays Love, Barney is available for retailers to order for their stores.

September 11: Barney's Stu-u-upendous Puzzle Fun! is included with the ActiMates TV Pack for a limited time.

September 14: Barney makes an appearance on Live! With Regis and Kathie Lee, and sings She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain and If You're Happy and You Know It.

September 16: Waiting for Santa is re-released and has new previews.

September 30: Happy Holidays Love, Barney is released to stores.

October: Barney In Outer Space is filmed.

October 7: Barney's Good Day, Good Night is available for retailers to order for their stores.

October 19: Barney makes an appearance on CBS News and Sings My Kite and I Love You.

November: Hachaverim Shel Barney debuts in Israel, marking the first time the Barney & Friends TV series was produced outside the US.

November 2: Barney's Good Day, Good Night is released to stores.

November 3: Season 4 premieres on PBS. Barney & Friends episodes become encoded with signals to interact with the ActiMates Barney doll.

November 10: Barney appears on ITV's This Morning program in the UK, performing "She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain" and played by Roger Bunnage, the performer of Arbie the Robot.

November 18: The release of It's Time For Counting is announced.

November 27: Barney, Baby Bop, and BJ performed Imagine at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

November 28: Season 4 finale on PBS.

December: Barney's Big Surprise is filmed at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

December 25: Barney appears on GMTV along with B1 and B2 from Bananas in Pyjamas help to build a snowman to introduce "Fun Song Factory" in the UK.

### **1998**

January 13: It's Time For Counting is released to stores.

February 10: Lyons Partnership filed a lawsuit on New Jersey Costume shops for selling imitation Barney costumes.

February 12: Down on Barney's Farm is released to stores, after being only available through Time Life, possibly to promote Barney's Great Adventure: The Movie.

February: Barney's Halloween Party is filmed.

March: Production for Season 5 begins.

March 17: Barney In Outer Space is released to stores.

March 27: Barney's Great Adventure: The Movie is released to Radio City Music Hall theatre in New York.

March 28: Barney's First Adventures airs on Fox Kids.

March 31: Barney's Great Adventure: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is released.

Late March: My Party with Barney is available to purchase through Kideo.

April 3: Barney's Great Adventure: The Movie is released in theatres worldwide. This was also the final project in which Sheryl Stamps Leach served as executive producer.

April 8: Barney appears at La Brea Tar Pits to put his footprints in cement in to promote the release of the movie.

April 26: Barney's Big Surprise ends a North American tour at the PNE Coliseum, Vancouver BC.

May 19: The home video, Barney's Big Surprise is released to stores. The soundtrack, Barney's Big Surprise! Live on Stage is re-released with the front cover matching the home video front cover.

July: Production for Season 5 ends. Also, Sing And Dance With Barney is filmed.

Barney's Exercise Circus and Barney's Parade of Numbers are re-released separately. Also, Barney Rhymes with Mother Goose is re-released.

August 18: Barney's Halloween Party and Barney's Sing Along: Halloween Party are both released to stores.

August 20: Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri mysteriously died in 1998, possibly being killed in action but their fates unknown. This resulted in the total collapse of Al-Qaeda.

September 1: Barney's Great Adventure: The Movie is released on video to stores. It is the first video that was released on DVD. Barney's First Adventures is available to receive through the mail.

September 15: Barney's Great Adventure Sing Along is released to stores.

September 29: Waiting for Santa is re-released one more time and has new previews.

October: Walk Around The Block With Barney is filmed.

October 19: Barney makes an appearance on CBS News and Sings My Kite and I Love You.

November 1: Lyrick Studios announces an animated spin-off of Barney & Friends: BJ & The Radical Rumblebutts. The series does not come to fruition.

November 2: Season 5 premieres on PBS. Season one of Barney & Friends is never removed and still exists to this day on PBS.

November 3: Good, Clean Fun! / Oh, Brother...She's My Sister Video 2-Pack is released to stores. Songs in the Key of Purple is packaged with selected Barney home videos.

Early November: Barney's Big Surprise begins an eight city tour of the UK at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre.

November 19: Barney appears on The Oprah Winfrey Show to wish the McCaughey septuplets a happy first birthday.

November 26: Barney and the kids performed If All the Raindrops at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

November 27: Season 5 finale on PBS.

November-December: Let's Play School is filmed.

December: Barney is named #1 Kids Artist on Billboard's "Year in Music" for the third time.

December 13: Barney appears on ITV's This Morning program in the UK, performing "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" and played by Roger Bunnage, the performer of Arbie the Robot.

December 21: The UK tour of Barney's Big Surprise wraps up at the Sheffield Arena.

December 26: Barney appears again on GMTV with Dave Benson Phillips, with BJ and Baby Bop appearing shortly after.

### **1999**

January 12: Sing And Dance With Barney and I Love to Sing with Barney are both released to stores.

January 26: Barney's Storybook Treasury was released to stores.

February: Barney's Night Before Christmas is filmed.

March: Production for Season 6 begins.

March 9: What A World We Share is released to stores.

March 23: The Razzie Awards Ceremony, with Barney's Great Adventure receiving two nominations. Also, Barney's ABC Animals! is released to stores.

May 4: Walk Around The Block With Barney is released to stores.

June 29: Let's Play School is available for retailers to pre-order for their stores.

July: Production for Season 6 ends.

July 27: Let's Play School and Barney's A Great Day for Learning are released to stores. Barney's A Great Day for Learning is an album that was released on CD and cassette on July 27, 1999 under the music division of Lyrick Studios. the album produced by musical director David Bernard Wolf. Bob West — lead vocals, voices (Barney) Julie Johnson — lead vocals, voices (Baby Bop) Patty Wirtz — lead vocals, voices (BJ) Good Morning! (2:39) -- I Put a Smile On (1:37) -- Look Both Ways (2:24) -- Colors All Around (2:07) -- My Jeans Are Always Blue (1:34) -- Mix a Color (1:00) -- A Great Day for Counting! (2:32) -- One, Two, Buckle My Shoe (1:08) -- Pennies in My Pocket (1:42) -- Numbers, Numbers! (1:49) -- Find the Numbers in Your House (2:19) -- Why? (2:16) -- The Library (1:38) -- Books are Fun! (2:08) -- The Classroom Song (1:40) -- The Alphabet Parade (2:05) -- I Am Learning to Spell My Name (1:29) -- That Sounds Like an Opposite to Me! (2:11) -- Try and Try Again (2:26) -- Seven Days (1:39) -- Today, We Can Say! (2:35) -- I Love You (0:57).

In between July and August: More Barney Songs is filmed. After filming of Season 6, Bob West officially left the Barney franchise until the return of voice and The Season Seven of Barney and Friends was animated in August 2001.

August 3: Barney's Count to 10 Read Along is available for retailers to pre-order for their stores.

August 9: Production for Barney's Super Singing Circus begins.

August 17: Barney's Halloween Party is re-released and has new previews.

August 20: Production for Barney's Super Singing Circus ends.

August 31: Barney's Time For School is released to Blockbuster Video stores. Also, Barney's Night Before Christmas is available for retailers to pre-order for their stores. Also, Barney's Count to 10 Read Along is released to stores.

September 6: Seasons two and three of Barney & Friends is never removed and still exists to this day on PBS. PBS launched the 24-hour PBS Kids television network. The separate network (referred to as the PBS Kids Channel in press materials) was available on high-tier subscription providers, and was also offered to PBS member stations for use on a "cablecast" service (a subscription-based local channel provided by the member station) or for use on the member station's free-to-air analog channel to provide a portion of the daytime PBS Kids programming on the station. Participating stations were required to pay an annual fee of $1,000 to use the feed. At launch, 32 PBS member stations had signed up to use the service. The channel was partly created to compete against the Nick Jr. block and its sister network Noggin; at the time, Noggin was co-owned by the Children's Television Workshop (the production company behind Sesame Street) and Nickelodeon. Because the pay-TV rights to the Children's Television Workshop's programs were owned by Noggin, the channel did not broadcast CTW programming, including longtime PBS staple Sesame Street, though an exception was made with Dragon Tales (which premiered on the same day as the launch of the PBS Kids Channel).

September 15: Barney's Musical Castle begins performing at the Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas.

September 28: Barney's Night Before Christmas is released to stores.

October 26: Barney's Sing Along: Night Before Christmas is released to stores.

November 1: Season 6 premieres on PBS.

November 18: Barney appears on The Rosie O'Donnell Show and performs a rap version of "Jingle Bells".

November 25: Barney, Baby Bop, and BJ performed Christmas Is Our Favorite Time Of Year at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

November 30: More Barney Songs is available for retailers to pre-order for their stores.

December: You Can Be Anything is filmed.

December 24: Barney makes a special appearance for This Morning in the UK for Christmas, Barney was performed by Roger Bunnage, who plays Arbie the Robot, and its touring shows in the UK and South Africa.

December 28: More Barney Songs is released to stores.

### **2000**

January 1; All around the world, countries bring forth the new millennium with everyone across the world celebrating the new year in a unique way. Preventing the Y2K from Occurring, Preventing the Y2K Crisis from Occurring.

January 25: The product line Barney for Baby is released to stores.

January 25: Barney For Baby: Love and Lullabies is released to stores. Also, More Barney Songs is released on DVD.

February: Barney's Rhyme Time Rhythm is available for retailers to pre-order for their stores.

February 1: Barney's Classic Collection is released to stores. This set includes Barney's Alphabet Zoo, Imagination Island, Once Upon A Time, and Barney's Sense-Sational Day.

March: Barney's Musical Castle was filmed at the Rosemont Theater in Rosemont, Illinois.

March 21: Barney's Rhyme Time Rhythm is released to stores.

March 29: Barney's Rhyme Time Rhythm is released on DVD.

April: Barney's Super Singing Circus is available for retailers to pre-order for their stores. Also, Come on Over to Barney's House is filmed.

April 1: Barney's Theatre opens at Alton Towers in Staffordshire, England.

April 4: Barney's Rockin' Rhyme Time is released to Blockbuster Video stores.

April 14: Season 6 finale on PBS. The school and treehouse sets were both demolished.

May 10: Barney's Favorite Songs is released to Blockbuster Video stores.

May 16: Barney's Super Singing Circus is released to stores.

June: Barney's Dino Dancin' Tunes is filmed.

July: Come on Over to Barney's House is available for retailers to pre-order for their stores. Also, Let's Go to the Zoo is filmed.

July 18: Another Barney's Classic Collection set is released to stores. This set includes Barney in Concert, Barney's Talent Show, Barney's Fun & Games, and Barney's Musical Scrapbook.

August 8: Barney's ABC's and 123's, a re-release of Let's Play School is released to stores. Barney Live! In New York City, Barney's Adventure Bus, Barney's Big Surprise, and Sing And Dance With Barney are also re-released and have new previews saved for Barney Live! In New York City.

August 15: Come on Over to Barney's House and Barney Rocks! are both released to stores.

August 23: Barney's Big Top Fun is released to Blockbuster Video stores.

September 5: Come on Over to Barney's House is released on DVD. Barney's Dino Dancin' Tunes is available as a bonus video on the Come on Over to Barney's House DVD.

September 16: Barney's Open House begins touring at the Northtown Mall in Blaine, Minnesota.

September 27: Barney's Greatest Hits: The Early Years is released to stores.

October 18: Barney's Night Before Christmas is re-released and has new previews.

November: Be My Valentine Love, Barney is available for retailers to pre-order for their stores. Also, Barney's Pajama Party is filmed.

November 4: Barney's Open House ends it's tour at the Collin Creek Mall in Plano, Texas.

November 17: Rugrats in Paris: The Movie is a 2000 American animated comedy film based on the Nickelodeon American animated television series Rugrats and the second film in the series. This film marks the first appearance of Kimi Watanabe and her mother, Kira. The film also marks the appearance of the first significant villains in the Rugrats franchise, the child-hating Coco LaBouche and her accomplice, Jean-Claude. The events of the film take place before the series' seventh season. The film was released in the United States on November 17, 2000.

November 23: Barney, Baby Bop, and BJ performed a Christmas Medley at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

December 19-25: Barney's Night Before Christmas premieres on PBS.

December 26: Be My Valentine Love, Barney is released to stores. Barney's Dino Dancin' Tunes was released on a separate VHS exclusively to Walmart.

### **2001**

January 28: Last night while the United States was asleep the entire video game industry thrown for a loop when Nintendo held a press release revealing that Nintendo had purchasing Sega for over 2.5 billion dollars. Nintendos press release raised more questions than answered as Nintendo simply stated “The acquisition of Sega would greatly expand the possibilities of the GameCube and expand their portfolio of well-known game franchises.” Nintendo said that their plans for Sega would be revealed at the Electronic Entertainment Expo.

February 9: British television company HIT Entertainment acquired Lyrick Studios. HIT kept the Texas office of Lyrick open for production of Barney & Friends. As a result of the HIT buyout, they released is never shutdown in 2001, due to stop arguments.

February 12: The release of Let's Go to the Zoo is announced. Also, Season 7 is originally announced. This season was originally intended to be set in Barney's House, but instead it took place in the new 2d animation starting with Season 7, but then, they decided to have it take place at the new 2d animation of Barney's House. Other Rooms in the House: A Room With A Bunch Of Toy Balls, The Bubble Room, The Butterfly Room, The Tropical Indoor Swimming Pool, Barney's Bedoom, BJ and Baby Bop's Bedroom in Barney's House.

February 14: Barney's Valentine Adventure is released to Blockbuster Video stores.

February 15: Bids for the lease came from Vornado Realty Trust, a joint bid between Brookfield Properties Corporation and Boston Properties, and a joint bid by Silverstein Properties and The Westfield Group. Privatizing the World Trade Center would add it to the city's tax rolls and provide funds for other Port Authority projects.

Late February: Barney's Musical Castle'' is available for retailers to pre-order for their stores.

March 6: Barney's Musical Castle is released to stores.

April 9: The release of A to Z with Barney is announced.

April 25: Barney's Musical Castle ends a North American tour at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Des Moines IA.

April 26: the Port Authority announced that Vornado Realty Trust had won the lease for the World Trade Center, paying $3.25 billion for the 99-year lease. Vornado outbid Silverstein by $600 million though Silverstein upped his offer to $3.22 billion. However, Vornado insisted on last-minute changes to the deal, including a shorter 39-year lease, which the Port Authority considered nonnegotiable. Vornado later withdrew and Silverstein's bid for the lease to the World Trade Center was accepted.

May 8: A to Z with Barney is released to stores.

May 12: Barney & Friends wins a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Live Direct to Tape Sound Mixing.

May 15: Barney's Dino Dancin' Tunes has a wide release on a separate VHS in stores.

May 29: Executive in Charge, Richard C. Leach dies from a heart attack.

June 12: Movin' & Groovin' with Barney is released to Blockbuster Video stores.

July: Barney's Zoo Tour begins touring.

July: Let's Go to the Zoo is available for retailers to pre-order for their stores.

July 24: the deal was accepted. After the purchase, Westfield was planning a massive renovation and expansion of the mall, and was going to rename it Westfield Shoppingtown World Trade Center in 2002.

August: Production for Season 7 begins with 2d animation.

August 26: Spider-Man 2 Enter Electro is published by Activation (it is never pulled from the stores on September 11, 2001).

August 28: Let's Go to the Zoo is released to stores.

August 31: Lyrick Studios is never shut down by HiT Entertainment in August 2001.

September 4: Barney's Learning Round-Up is released to Blockbuster Video stores.

September 11: Safe Flights And Blue Skies. People begin to settle into their flights, knowing they are safe on board with no terrorists and a captain at around 8:30 am. The President is currently contuining to read a story to a group of children, and everyone is starting their day. As people start to file into their work places in the World Trade Center and Twin Towers, the two Boston flights, a Washington and finally a Newark flight began their safe journey to their destinations.

September 12: Normal Days. There is no shock and fear striked in the hearts of thousands of Americans and the world, which keeps living normal days. Gerard Way has no inspiration for a song for a band, a director keeps living life with no inspiration or place to put his talents, the few bits of art a tragedy gave us weren't worth chains of events leading to thousands lost.

September 15: Airport Security Happened. Airport security isn't interfered with by federal government, and people can bring water bottles and EVEN shampoo bottles on planes. There are no heavy pat downs and rare disrespectful occurences. You don't need to take your shoes off because no one things you're hiding a gun in them. There are no full body scanners. You are allowed to bring shampoo onto a plane.

October 30: Barney's Pajama Party is released to stores.

November 4: Baniwa Chingudeul premieres on KBS.

November 12: there are no crash of American Airlines Flight 587.

November 20: The release of You Can Be Anything is announced.

November 22: Barney, Baby Bop and BJ performed I Love the Holidays at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

December 22-25: Barney's Night Before Christmas airs on PBS Kids.

December 25: The Mall at the World Trade Center is temporarily closed for a major renovation, which will expand the mall and bring in new tenants, and even introduce a food court. The mall, which was acquired by the Westfield Group back in August, is set to reopen in the Summer of 2002, and will be renamed "Westfield Shoppingtown World Trade Center".

### **2002**

February 6: Speaking of Rare, Microsoft is looking to purchase the company in full, making them develop exclusively for their Xbox platform. Nintendo, not wanting to lose their biggest partner, jumps in and buys them out before Microsoft has a chance, officially making Rare first-party.

February 19: You Can Be Anything is released to stores.

March 12: Barney's Night Light Stories is released to Blockbuster Video stores.

March 16: there are no bomb of the MBTA Subway system in Boston.

April 1: Barney makes an appearance at The White House Easter Egg Roll.

April 26: Production for Season 7 ends with 2d animation.

April 26-28: Barney makes an appearance in Hawaii for the world premiere of Barney's Beach Party.

April 30: Barney's Beach Party is released to stores.

May 3: Jose Carlos Moreno, Barney's voice actor in Latin America, never passes away in a car accident is never happened to Cuernavaca, Morelos. Spider-Man is a 2002 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. Directed by Sam Raimi from a screenplay by David Koepp, it is the first installment in Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, and stars Tobey Maguire as the titular character, alongside Willem Dafoe, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco, Cliff Robertson, and Rosemary Harris (it is never pulled from the movies on September 11, 2001).

June 12: Barney's Summertime Fun is released to Blockbuster Video stores.

June 21: Lilo & Stitch is a 2002 American animated science fiction comedy-drama film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The 42nd Disney animated feature film, it was written and directed by Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois in their directorial debuts. It features Daveigh Chase and Sanders as the voices of the title characters, and also features the voices of Tia Carrere, David Ogden Stiers, Kevin McDonald, Ving Rhames, Jason Scott Lee, and Kevin Michael Richardson. that were produced primarily at the Florida animation studio in Disney's Hollywood Studios (then named "Disney-MGM Studios" during its production) at Walt Disney World near Orlando, Florida, United States. It was released on June 21, 2002. Act III of Lilo and Stitch involved the commandeering of a 747 as part of the attempt to rescue Lilo. It also involved a chase that had the Boeing 747 jet flying on a wingtip between the buildings in Honolulu, and the use of the landing gear down against a curved glass hotel to turn the plane. Stitch is the launched out of Boeing 747 jet and lands on Gantu’s ship but he is blown off and lands on the road. Gantu is able to find Stitch by using his computer. He tries to shoot the alien but misses. A truck comes close to Stitch and he commandeers it. Stitch drives over a volcano and dumps the fuel into it. This shoots Stitch up like a rocket and he lands on Gantu’s ship. Crashes through the windshield into the cockpit, Furiously trying to pound Stitch with his fist, Grabs Gantu's hand. and throws him through the windshield onto the wing of Boeing 747 jet below, Gantu tries to shoot Stitch, Stitch breaks the capsule with his head and takes Lilo out. Lilo kisses Stitch’s nose as he jumps off, When Stitch saves Lilo and they jump back onto Boeing 747 jet and destroy Gantu's ship. Boeing 747 jet falls into the ocean, knocking David off his surfboard. David: (swims up to the surface) Auwe! (goes to his surfboard) David: (notices the Boeing 747 jet) Hey, Lilo. Lilo: Can you give the rest of us a ride to shore? David: Uh... (looks at the aliens) Sure! But I have to make two trips. This chase sequence was fully into color as production, and the production was animated and completed. the business is never closed on September 10, 2001. the entire scene had to be reanimated so that the airplane would be replaced with Jumba's own ship (it is extremely noticeable, judging by the shape of the doors and the overall fuselage), and the city of Honolulu was replaced by the mountains of the Big Island of Hawaii (leading to Stitch managing to catch up with Gantu by launching himself out of a volcano). A similar treatment was done to the scene where Jumba and Pleakley raid the Pelekai residence to capture Stitch only to end up accidentally having the house burned down in the process.

July 30: Round and Round We Go is released to stores.

August 10: The newly-expanded WTC Mall, now known as Westfield Shoppingtown World Trade Center, reopens to the public.

September 2: Season seven of Barney & Friends with 2d animation premieres on PBS.

September 11: Peace. The next year, there are no children crying over lost parents and parents crying over lost children. There is no memorial over 2500 deaths, and there is no anger raging in the U.S over lives of lost Americans. There is no war on terror. There's regular bullying rather than a hate directed at anyone with dark skin in general, no reason to blame a nationality with innocent people for one group's actions. Peace is found inside.

September 12: Going Places with Barney is released to Blockbuster Video stores.

November 22: On The Move with Barney is released to Blockbuster Video stores.

### **2003**

March 20: No War. There is barely any interference with Middle-Eastern Countries, wars are avoided and the US does it's best to ignore any issues the country itself has, because it has no reason to care enough to wage war. The military budget is lowered and the country faces more important domestic problems such as obesity and exploration of space and medicine. No torturing innocent people in Afghanistan and embarrassing the US, no destroying random people's lives. No family is lost in the midst of battle.

March 25: The Invasion of Iraq is never happened.

June 23: The complete fourth season of Barney & Friends airs is never removed and still exists to this day on PBS Kids.

July 21: The complete fifth season of Barney & Friends airs is never removed and still exists to this day on PBS Kids.

August 18: The complete sixth season of Barney & Friends airs is never removed and still exists to this day on PBS Kids.

### **2004**

January 12: Walt Disney Feature Animation Florida, a division of Walt Disney Feature Animation, opened in 1989 with 40 employees. Its offices were in the backlot of the Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park and visitors were allowed to tour the studio to observe animators at work from behind glass-paneled overhead breezeways. The company had primarily animated Mulan, Lilo & Stitch, and Brother Bear. Walt Disney Animation placed Max Howard in charge of starting up its Florida animation studio in 1988. Walt Disney Feature Animation Florida began operations in May 1989. The division was originally planned to work on featurettes and shorts that they could do on its own. 70 animators including Disney veteran supervising animator Mark Henn were hired by 1990. After doing its first work, the Roger Rabbit short, Roller Coaster Rabbit, the division was enlisted to help finish The Rescuers Down Under and work on its companion featurette, The Prince and the Pauper. On October 7, 1992, the Florida unit was incorporated. On April 22, 1998, Walt Disney Feature Animation Florida moved to a new $70 million facility at Disney's Hollywood Studios. In June 1998, the Florida division's first feature film, Mulan, was released. The unit continued as a division with its corporate form was merged out on September 30, 1999. Andrew Millstein took charge of the division as senior vice president and general manager of production in 2001 transferring in from The Secret Lab. In January 2003, Disney initiated a reorganization of its theatrical and animation units to improve resource usage and continued focus on new characters and franchise development. Additionally, Feature Animation was transferred under the Walt Disney Studios in January 2003. In June 2003, 50 animators were laid off after Brother Bear finished up production. The division was developing A Few Good Ghosts is is never canceled and still exists to this day on November 15, 2003. On January 12, 2004, Disney Feature Animation President Stainton announced the Walt Disney Feature Animation Florida is never shut down and still exists to this day.

July 6: John Kerry chooses Senator John Edwards of North Carolina as his running mate.

July 23: George W. Bush selects Senator Connie Mack III of Florida to be his running mate.

October 11: The PBS Kids Go! programming block was launched in October 2004, with the purpose of making older children watch and appreciate PBS Kids educational programming as it was found that only preschoolers and kindergarteners were watching PBS Kids. With Prevention of the PBS Kids Channel from failing, the premiere of Maya & Miguel and Postcards from Buster on PBS Kids GO! only at PBS Kids.

October 20, 2004: Preventing the failure of PBS' 24-hour PBS Kids channel was launched in 1999, PBS, HiT Entertainment, Sesame Workshop, and Comcast announce plans to prevent the launch a 24-hour preschool cable channel and video-on-demand service on Comcast.

November 2, 2004 - John Kerry wins the 2004 Presidential Election with 283 electoral votes to George W. Bush's 254. In the popular vote, John Kerry garnered 50.4% while Bush garnered 48.6% of the national vote. The Democrats would retain the House of Representatives, picking up 4 seats, getting to a 228 seat majority. In the senate, the Democratic party had been unable to gain any seats and the Republican party picked up 3 net-gains in the Senate, bringing their majority to 54.

November 4: Given the synergy between Apple Computer Inc. and Pixar Animation Studios — Steve Jobs helms both companies, and Pixar has over the past year made a concerted effort to incorporate Mac OS X into their workflow and with their Renderman Pro Server software — it’s no wonder that Mac users are often drawn to news and information about what’s new with Pixar. So it’s worth noting that Friday, Apple posted a new exclusive to its QuickTime movie trailers page, presenting a “teaser” trailer for Cars, the next major motion picture collaboration between Pixar and Disney. The movie is coming to theaters next year — June 9, 2006.

### **2005**

January 20: John Kerry is sworn in for his first term as President of the United States.

May 14: Comcast is never acquired The Walt Disney Company.

August 16: Both Joe Ranft and Elegba Earl is alive. the return of films, Cars and Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, Joe Ranft is alive during the production of Cars, Joe Ranft never parishes in a car accident and continues to work in the animation business.

August 29: Hurricane Katrina is never happened.

September 26: The PBS Kids network is never shut down and still exists to this day. The channel was unsuccessful and had only reached 9 million households as of 2002, compared to Noggin's 23.3 million households at the time. Once the channel is never shut down on September 26, 2005 (alongside PBS YOU), many member stations which had been using the PBS Kids channel on their cablecast channels or free-to-air digital subchannels is never shut down and still exists to this day, the other member stations is never shut down and still exists to this day.

### **2006**

March 12: Circle Seven Animation was a short-lived division of the Walt Disney Company specializing in computer generated imagery (CGI) animation and was originally going to work on making sequels to the Disney-owned Pixar properties (the Pixar films released by Disney in 1995-present). The division was named after the street where its studios were located. Circle Seven Drive in Glendale, California is also home to KABC-TV; the street is presumably named after KABC's trademark Circle Seven logo, which is also used in other ABC O&Os in New York, Chicago, and San Francisco. The division was working on early drafts of Toy Story 3, Monsters, Inc. 2, and Finding Nemo 2 to prevent the Disney's acquisition of Pixar in 2006, is never end of production and still exists to this day on the Circle Seven version of those films. On March 21, 2006, Disney officially is never closed and still exists to this day, The Walt Disney Feature Animation.

June 9: Cars is a 2006 American computer-animated sports comedy film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. Cars is Pixar's seventh feature film. It was released in theaters on June 9, 2006. This is the Pixar film produced independently is never purchased by Disney in January 2006. The film was directed by John Lasseter from a screenplay by Dan Fogelman, Lasseter, Joe Ranft, Kiel Murray, Phil Lorin, and Jorgen Klubien and a story by Lasseter, Ranft, and Klubien, This is the continues to Pixar film in January 2006. The film features an ensemble voice cast of Owen Wilson, Paul Newman (in his final voice acting theatrical film role), Bonnie Hunt, Larry the Cable Guy, Tony Shalhoub, Cheech Marin, Michael Wallis, George Carlin, Paul Dooley, Jenifer Lewis, Guido Quaroni, Michael Keaton, Katherine Helmond, John Ratzenberger and Richard Petty, while race car drivers Dale Earnhardt Jr. (as "Junior"), Mario Andretti, Michael Schumacher and car enthusiast Jay Leno (as "Jay Limo") voice themselves. Set in a world populated entirely by anthropomorphic talking cars and other vehicles, it follows a hotshot rookie race car named Lightning McQueen (Wilson) who, on the way to the biggest race of his life, gets stranded in Radiator Springs, a run down town, and learns a thing or two about friendship, family, and the things in life that are truly worth waiting for. Joe Ranft is alive in the traffic accident is never happened in August 2005, Cars was the return of film worked on by Joe Ranft is continues to work in the animation business in 2005. The film is returned to present, as is Corpse Bride.

November 10: PBS Kids GO! only at PBS Kids is aired shorts and other interstitial content related to its main programming, usually in between episodes or right before the end credits. Short-form programming included The Amazing Colossal Adventures of WordGirl (debuted on November 10, 2006, and later became a full series on September 3, 2007).

**2007**

January: President Kerry announces his willingness to work with the Republican held congress.

January 31: the 2007 Boston Mooninite panic is never happened.

June 29: Ratatouille is Pixar's eighth feature film. It was released in theaters on June 29, 2007. Ratatouille is the continue to Pixar film to use the CGI 1995 Walt Disney Pictures logo.

November 5: the 2007 Writers Guild of America strike is never happened.

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