Post by deanfinder on Sept 12, 2023 21:11:34 GMT
Around the late 2000's and early 2010's, there was an official Disney Youtube channel named "Disney Living." The channel's videos were mostly based around promoting Disney products, mostly toys. Their most famous video series was a series of web shorts about the "Pook a Looz" plush toys. Other videos I recall they made included a video discussing a Cars themed flatscreen themed to look like Mack the truck with a Lightning McQueen remote, and a pair of videos promoting a Mickey Mouse rail tour which ran between Kansas City and Los Angelis, which promoted the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse special, "Choo Choo Express." The channel was either rebranded to promote a different thing, or the entire channel was deleted.
As discussed above, the most popular videos the channel produced were a series of shorts based around a series of plush toys named "Pook a Looz." The videos were based around the toys playing around in a children's room while the kids are away, usually with a piece of technology. One short was of the Cheshire Cat having a web chat with an Alice doll while his owner was asleep, while another was a trio of dolls, including Eeyore and Minnie, dancing in front of a webcam. There was apparently an online vote to decide on the next short the channel would make, and the winning vote was for a short about the Stitch Pook a Looz doll, but the video was either never made, or never released.
As discussed above, the most popular videos the channel produced were a series of shorts based around a series of plush toys named "Pook a Looz." The videos were based around the toys playing around in a children's room while the kids are away, usually with a piece of technology. One short was of the Cheshire Cat having a web chat with an Alice doll while his owner was asleep, while another was a trio of dolls, including Eeyore and Minnie, dancing in front of a webcam. There was apparently an online vote to decide on the next short the channel would make, and the winning vote was for a short about the Stitch Pook a Looz doll, but the video was either never made, or never released.
