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- Studio_Disney_UK runtime "240.0".
- Studio_Disney_UK abstract "Studio Disney was a live TV show, broadcast on Disney Channel UK. It launched in September 1997 as Disney Channel UK Live, and relaunched as Studio Disney on 23 April 2001. Some of the presenters included; Nigel Mitchell, Emma Lee, Jean Anderson, Mark Rumble, Amy Garcia, Ollie from Freefaller, James McCourt, Jemma James (now Jemma Forte) and Leah Charles (now Leah Charles-King). Studio Disney ran on weekdays, usually from 16:00 to 19:00, in direct competition with similar services offered by CBBC, CITV and Nickelodeon. The show featured a team of between two and six presenters who came on air between programmes, giving viewers the opportunity to call in, interact and win prizes. Studio Disney also produced many of its own short programmes, including Wish Upon a Star and Junior Journo, which were aired during the block itself and between programmes at other times. Studio Disney bowed out on 1 July 2005, in line with the disappearance of afternoon in-vision presentation on CITV and Nickelodeon the previous year and leaving the channel with a format similar to that of its American counterpart.The live presentation of the show, would also run competitions in which viewers could win holidays, and other prizes.Special holiday competitions would be run, New Year, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Chinese New Year, Christmas, etc.(i.e. Mother's Day - Competition of 2003 involved Emma Lee surprising four entrants and their mothers to a special get-away.(i.e. Father's Day - Competition of 2004 involved James McCourt and Nigel Mitchell treating one lucky dad to a day at Silverstone Grand Prix track.At other times of day, pre-recorded presentation was used, typically recorded in such a manner that viewers would believe that it was live. An example of this was breakfast segment Up (and later called Zoom!), which was hosted out-of-vision by Capital Disney presenter, and managing director Will Chambers. Another example originated from the Monster March event that ran throughout March 2002, during which the schedule featured many monster-themed shows and movies. Pre-recorded sketches featuring a Mexican dinosaur puppet named Raoul were inserted between programmes, and as this proved popular, Raoul was given a number of his own segments on the channel over the next few years, including The Raoul Show, Good Morning Raoul and The Raoul Summer. The best sketches from The Raoul Show were made into a series of short programmes entitled The Best of Raoul. Raoul was even the subject of a question on the 20th Anniversary edition of Trivial Pursuit[1].In 2002, Studio Disney created its own music talent show called \"Star Ticket\" which aimed to create a five piece pop band, aged between 11-14, to perform at the Disney Channel Kids Awards 2002. Auditions were held in Edinburgh, London, Cardiff and Liverpool. The viewing public were able to vote for their desired band members, the name of the band and the name of the song they would be performing. The winning group, called X5 (pronounced times five), went on to record the song \"Beyond the Stars\" plus a music video. It has been presumed that they had split as nothing was heard from the band since the award ceremony. The show was presented by David \"Ollie\" Oliver and Jemma Forte.".
- Studio_Disney_UK completionDate "2005-07-01".
- Studio_Disney_UK format 576i.
- Studio_Disney_UK genre Childrens_television_series.
- Studio_Disney_UK location Chiswick.
- Studio_Disney_UK location London.
- Studio_Disney_UK network Disney_Channel_(UK_and_Ireland).
- Studio_Disney_UK releaseDate "1997-09-01".
- Studio_Disney_UK runtime "14400.0".
- Studio_Disney_UK starring Emma_Lee.
- Studio_Disney_UK starring James_McCourt_(TV_host).
- Studio_Disney_UK starring Jean_Anderson.
- Studio_Disney_UK starring Mark_Rumble.
- Studio_Disney_UK starring Nigel_Mitchell.
- Studio_Disney_UK wikiPageExternalLink www.dandytv.com.
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- Studio_Disney_UK wikiPageWikiLinkText "Studio Disney UK".
- Studio_Disney_UK wikiPageWikiLinkText "Studio Disney".
- Studio_Disney_UK camera Multiple-camera_setup.
- Studio_Disney_UK caption "The final logo while Studio Disney was on air. The show was on the Disney Channel Network.".
- Studio_Disney_UK country "United Kingdom".
- Studio_Disney_UK firstAired "1997-09-01".
- Studio_Disney_UK genre Childrens_television_series.
- Studio_Disney_UK language "English".
- Studio_Disney_UK lastAired "2005-07-01".
- Studio_Disney_UK location Chiswick.
- Studio_Disney_UK location London.
- Studio_Disney_UK network Disney_Channel_(UK_and_Ireland).
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- Studio_Disney_UK runtime "Usual: 4 Hours".
- Studio_Disney_UK showName "Studio Disney".
- Studio_Disney_UK starring Emma_Lee.
- Studio_Disney_UK starring James_McCourt_(TV_host).
- Studio_Disney_UK starring Mark_Rumble.
- Studio_Disney_UK starring Nigel_Mitchell.
- Studio_Disney_UK starring "Amy Garcia".
- Studio_Disney_UK starring "Jean Anderson".
- Studio_Disney_UK starring "Jemma Forte".
- Studio_Disney_UK starring "Leah Charles".
- Studio_Disney_UK starring "Ollie of Freefaller".
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- Studio_Disney_UK subject Category:1990s_British_television_series.
- Studio_Disney_UK subject Category:1997_British_television_programme_debuts.
- Studio_Disney_UK subject Category:2000s_British_television_series.
- Studio_Disney_UK subject Category:2005_British_television_programme_endings.
- Studio_Disney_UK subject Category:Television_series_by_Disney.
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- Studio_Disney_UK comment "Studio Disney was a live TV show, broadcast on Disney Channel UK. It launched in September 1997 as Disney Channel UK Live, and relaunched as Studio Disney on 23 April 2001. Some of the presenters included; Nigel Mitchell, Emma Lee, Jean Anderson, Mark Rumble, Amy Garcia, Ollie from Freefaller, James McCourt, Jemma James (now Jemma Forte) and Leah Charles (now Leah Charles-King).".