My 12-year-old, who already reads too much Pajiba and has developed a very cynical, anti-capitalistic perspective, was mostly non-plussed, save for all The Simpsons episodes it provides, while the twins were less excited than I thought they'd be. They are excited that both Parent Trap movies are available, and the Pixar shorts, but I don't think ultimately it's going to interfere that much with their continuing plans to binge-watch The Goldbergs on Hulu, an ABC series owned by Disney, which they watch on Hulu, of which two-thirds is owned by Disney, because Disney is bloody inescapable. Hell, consider this: Fourteen wonderful, glorious seasons of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is owned by Disney now. It's the world we live in. We don't have to be happy about it, but it is our world. The least we can do is take some satisfaction in a few technical glitches that Disney suffers on its way to total world domination. I'd use The Simpsons Nelson Ha ha! GIF here, except that The Simpsons is owned by Disney, too.