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This is disappointing news, to say the least. I wish they could have continued the series, but I will enjoy the remaining episodes and hope for a Blu-ray release.

I think one of the main reasons TRON: Uprising was canceled was because of the dark and serious nature of the series. You have to remember, Disney's core audience is children, which is what the Disney Channel focuses it's programming on. In an effort to expand their audience base, they try to target the tween age (and predominantly male) audience with Disney X D's programming.

However, TRON: Uprising has a more mature tone to it and addresses some weighty and serious themes in the story arc and character development. Because of its mature themes, I think that the decision makers at Disney weren't sure where TRON: Uprising fit in to their programming and demographics, if at all.

People are pointing to Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon as examples: Cartoon Network has Adult Swim. Nickelodeon has Nick At Nite. Why can't Disney do the same? I think the problem is that those networks don't necessarily build their programming model around marketing towards a demographic exclusively made up of children, as they have segments that are marketed to adults (quite successfully). To my knowledge, Disney unfortunately has no comparable analogue.

So I think the decision makers decided to give TRON: Uprising a chance on Disney X D, to see if it could work within the confines of that market demographic. And I think they came to the conclusion that, although it's a fantastic show with amazing artistry, story line, music, etc.., it ultimately just didn't fit into their programming model due to its more mature themes. In other words, they know it's a great series, they just can't show it.

So I think the success of TRON: Uprising was ultimately hampered largely by Disney's exclusive focus on marketing to children and tweens. But that's just the nature of Disney's business. Everything about it is designed for kids. Unfortunately, TRON: Uprising is not.

Who knows, maybe in the future, Disney will start another channel targeted toward adults to compete with Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon. Now that they have acquired the Marvel and Star Wars franchises, shows such as The Clone Wars and TRON: Uprising could help Disney compete with it's competitors for market share. I guess only time will tell.

And to Charlie Bean and all the TRON: Uprising crew that made this incredible show happen, I'm sure many TRON fans will join me in saying "Thank you" for taking us back to the Grid, if only for a short while. Excellent work, everyone! Well done!

Disney just has no respect for the Tron property at all and it makes me angry. Their Disney X D is an exclusive cable channel of which I can't even get on basic cable (and I had to cancel that just to save money >_

Okay, let me get this straight. We get three more episodes after over a month or so it's been moved to the midnight time slot at Disney and then the show gets the ax?

I can understand the US Government mulling our troops out of Afghanistan in the future, but for Disney to pull Tron: Uprising off the air has to be the dumbest thing they've ever done. I can understand Disney bowing down to the 'bean counters' and worshipping numbers but what makes no sense is that if they can't handle the maturity level of TRON UPRISING and the company buys out Lucasfilm's Star Wars property which happens to have similar violent/mature tones to TRON, one has to proclaim WTF is wrong with the picture here.

It can't be low ratings as the driving factor because if Disney truly wanted to keep the show alive, they should make it an internet exclusive only rather than expose it to their "kiddie audience" out of fear from parental retribution. They can't open up a new channel devoted to mature shows, so ultimately they will have to create a new avenue online for this reason, unless they want to make a deal with Cartoon Network for a more appropriate audience to showcase it to.

And it can't be the expense of the show itself unless somebody up there is'nt doing the accounting properly.

I think the answer is that they are. . . . .WUSSES.

It takes BALLS to keep that show on to the point of conclusion despite the ratings. I dare anybody from Disney who's reading this to come on board and admit they screwed up and apologize for the sheer near-sightedness of their marketing.

Think about it. Disney had the money to buy out Lucasfilm and Marvel Comics but can't handle the losses of Uprising? Something does'nt smell right to me. We can't just sit here and let Disney d--k with us. Also, I'd like to know if the shareholders pressured them to drop the show which may be part of it of the reasons.

Millennium was one of my most favorite shows of all time from Chris Carter. After it ended over three seasons, do you know what happened? The fans took it upon themselves to create virtual seasons to continue the Millennium legacy (pun intended, sorta). Even Lance Henriksen and Chris Carter were impressed with the fans doing it including the fact there was a "Bring Back Frank Black" campaign which is still ongoing. The producers and the fans truly gave a s---t about the property.

I'll say it again. Disney WUSSED out.

And if I was CLU, I would'nt rectify them. I'd send them to the GAMES for such atrocious stupidity.

Okay, let me get this straight. We get three more episodes after over a month or so it's been moved to the midnight time slot at Disney and then the show gets the ax?

I can understand the US Government mulling our troops out of Afghanistan in the future, but for Disney to pull Tron: Uprising off the air has to be the dumbest thing they've ever done. I can understand Disney bowing down to the 'bean counters' and worshipping numbers but what makes no sense is that if they can't handle the maturity level of TRON UPRISING and the company buys out Lucasfilm's Star Wars property which happens to have similar violent/mature tones to TRON, one has to proclaim WTF is wrong with the picture here.

It can't be low ratings as the driving factor because if Disney truly wanted to keep the show alive, they should make it an internet exclusive only rather than expose it to their "kiddie audience" out of fear from parental retribution. They can't open up a new channel devoted to mature shows, so ultimately they will have to create a new avenue online for this reason, unless they want to make a deal with Cartoon Network for a more appropriate audience to showcase it to.

And it can't be the expense of the show itself unless somebody up there is'nt doing the accounting properly.

I think the answer is that they are. . . . .WUSSES.

It takes BALLS to keep that show on to the point of conclusion despite the ratings. I dare anybody from Disney who's reading this to come on board and admit they screwed up and apologize for the sheer near-sightedness of their marketing.

Think about it. Disney had the money to buy out Lucasfilm and Marvel Comics but can't handle the losses of Uprising? Something does'nt smell right to me. We can't just sit here and let Disney mess with us. Also, I'd like to know if the shareholders pressured them to drop the show which may be part of it of the reasons.

Millennium was one of my most favorite shows of all time from Chris Carter. After it ended over three seasons, do you know what happened? The fans took it upon themselves to create virtual seasons to continue the Millennium legacy (pun intended, sorta). Even Lance Henriksen and Chris Carter were impressed with the fans doing it including the fact there was a "Bring Back Frank Black" campaign which is still ongoing. The producers and the fans truly gave a crap about the property.

I'll say it again. Disney WUSSED out.

And if I was CLU, I would'nt rectify them. I'd send them to the GAMES for such atrocious stupidity.on line abortion pill misoprostol dose abortion medical abortion pill online

Repost from "other" TRON:Uprising ending" thread:

Why? Hmmm....

I feel that the quality of Tron Uprising is so good that it probably was an expensive series to produce. But I really feel Disney made most of it's investment in the series PRIOR to Tron Legacy being released. In other words, the money spent to produce the series was probably "green-lighted" prior to the Movie's release. It makes sense, because the series was announced even before the movie came out, with lots of details.

I think the movie "ultimately" underperformed what Disney's expectations were. Even at $176m domestically and $228m worldwide, a total gross of $400m was far less than what Disney was hoping for. I think that by the time Disney came to that realization, the money was ALREADY SPENT (allocated) to produce the series.

I believe that After 2010, the only money Disney spent "extra" on TRON:UPRISING was determining when to air the series, the commercials, and the promotional spots. Everyone can see that Disney wasn't going to spend a lot after that point, and ONLY RATINGS would justify extra expense on Disney's part. That didn't happen, and we are left at Monday midnight showings of episodes already produced and money already spent well before Dec 2010.

That's my take on why no "Series 2", and why Disney mishandled the release of TRON:UPRISING so badly. Even though the show might be the finest animated series produced of all time (at least I think so), Disney wasn't spending more without seeing a return on investment. They made that decision after Tron Legacy finished it's run in the theaters, back in Jan 2011. In My Opinion, without super ratings immediately, they weren't spending more or taking away from something else (some other series). It certainly explains a lot of Disney's decisions, even if I don't agree with them. abortion pills online abortion questions cytotec abortion

While I’m sad to see it go, we’re 15 episodes in with four to go, and aside from admittedly a crapload of world building and awesome concepts, how has the story changed at all? Where’s the uprising? Is Beck stumbling and failing at every thing he does the uprising? Because that’s what the show seems to showcase.

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The other day, on Facebook, I asked "Dr. Mangor", Technical Director for TRON: Uprising, if there was any truth to the show being canceled. He just commented the following:

"There is no offical cancellation as far as I've heard. Nor is there an offical greenlight for season two. Limboland."

So, there ya go.

WorldOutWest Wrote:Earlier this week, I spoke with reps at Disney/filmmakers on TRON: UPRISING -- the show is indeed ending, unfortunately.

NO FAIR!!!! So it's a confirmation, not just a 'probably'?

Do you think it might come back? Maybe after Tron 3 comes out?
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