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Revision as of 06:09, 28 April 2019

1989 - MMC Episode 14 (Party Day) premieres on Disney Channel.
2001 - The Lizzie McGuire episode "Between a Rock/A Bra Place" premieres on Disney Channel.
2009 - My Friends Tigger & Pooh premieres on Disney Channel with the episode "Darby's Wheelie Big Problem/Turtle Comes Out of His Shell".
2012 - The Phineas and Ferb episodes "Agent Doof" and "Minor Monogram" premiere on Disney Channel.
2015 - The Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja episodes "The Three Mascot-teers" and "Escape from Scrap City" premiere on Disney XD.
2018 - The Once Upon a Time episode "Homecoming" and the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode "The Force of Gravity" premiere on ABC.

2013 - Merida joined the Disney Princess line-up with a special coronation ceremony at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom.
2017- Wishes had its final performance at the Magic Kingdom. and was replaced by a new nighttime show, Happily Ever After, the following day.

1883 - Albert Hurter (artist)
1913 - Salvatore Camarata (composer, arranger, and trumpeter)
1918 - Sheila Burnford (novelist)
1927 - Bernard Fox (actor)
1928 - Margaret Kerry (character model)
1937 - Takashi Inagaki (actor and voice actor)
1942 - Terry McGovern (actor, television broadcaster, radio personality, voice-over specialist, and acting instructor)
1963 - Natasha Richardson (actress)
1964 - Tim Blake Nelson (actor, director, and writer)
1981 - J.P. Karliak (voice actor)
1982 - Jonathan Jackson (actor, musician, and author)
1989 - Prince Royce (singer and songwriter)
1999
- Kaitlyn Dias (actress)
- Sabrina Carpenter (actress and singer)

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 ==Events==
 *[[2013]] - [[Merida]] joined the [[Disney Princess]] line-up with a special coronation ceremony at [[Walt Disney World|Walt Disney World's]] [[Magic Kingdom]].
-*[[2017]]- [[Wishes]] has its final performance at the [[Magic Kingdom]]. It will be replaced by a new nighttime show, [[Happily Ever After (fireworks show)|Happily Ever After]], the following day.
+*[[2017]]- [[Wishes]] had its final performance at the [[Magic Kingdom]]. and was replaced by a new nighttime show, [[Happily Ever After (fireworks show)|Happily Ever After]], the following day.
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