Disney's Friends for Change Games 2011

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Television broadcast
Original title Disney's Friends for Change Games 2011
Country of production United States
original language English
year 2011
Production
company		 The Walt Disney Company
length 11-23 minutes
genre Sports
Theme music We Can Change The World - Bridgit Mendler
idea Kind of Spigel
production Danny Kallis
Kevin Lima
Moderation Tiffany Thornton ,
Jason Earles
First broadcast June 24, 2011 (USA) on Disney Channel , Disney XD

The first Disney's Friends for Change Games took place from June 24th to July 31st, 2011. They were broadcast on the US Disney Channel and Disney XD and were hosted by Tiffany Thornton and Jason Earles . They took place at Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex in Walt Disney World in Lake Buena Vista, Florida .

Teams

Four teams (red, blue, green and yellow) fought for different charities . Each team automatically won an amount of $ 125,000 , with the winning team receiving an additional $ 200,000 for their respective organization. The red team was supported by the WWF , the blue team by the Ocean Conservancy , the green team by the FFI and the yellow team by UNICEF .

Starting position

The following table shows the team composition before the competition:

Red team
 Blue team
 Green team
 Yellow team
Mitchel Musso (captain) Debby Ryan (captain) Brandon Mychal Smith (captain) Bridgit Mendler (captain)
Jake T. Austin Allisyn Ashley Arm Valeria Baroni Jorge Blanco
Doug Brochu Olavo Cavalheiro Paula Dalli Valentina Colombo
Kelsey Chow Hutch Dano David Henrie Adam Irigoyen
Davis Cleveland Roshon Fegan Adam Hicks China Anne McClain
Zendaya Coleman Doc Shaw Sterling Knight Sierra McCormick
Dean Delannoit Stefanie Scott Ryan Ochoa Logan Miller
Carlon Jeffery Jake Short Eve Ottino Gregg Sulkin
Bella Thorne

After the competition

During the competitions there were various changes in the team composition:

  • After the Red Team won the High Energy Dance Battle , they were allowed to steal a teammate from an opposing team . Roshon Fegan then switched from the blue to the red team.
  • China Anne McClain, Doc Shaw, Doug Brochu and Ryan Ochoa were selected as MVPs in the second round of the competition. McClain then changed teams with Ochoa and Shaw with Brochu.
  • In week three, China Anne McClain and Sierra McCormick were named captains of their respective teams for The Recycler competition . At the last competition, however, all teams were again led by their original captains.
  • For the last competition, the Blue team received help from a secret teammate, Leo Howard .

The following table shows the team composition at the end of the competition, changes are marked in italics :

Red team Blue team Green team Yellow team
Mitchel Musso (captain) Debby Ryan (captain) Brandon Mychal Smith (captain) Bridgit Mendler (captain)
Jake T. Austin Allisyn Ashley Arm Valeria Baroni Jorge Blanco
Kelsey Chow Doug Brochu Paula Dalli Valentina Colombo
Davis Cleveland Olavo Cavalheiro David Henrie Adam Irigoyen
Zendaya Coleman Hutch Dano Adam Hicks Sierra McCormick
Dean Delannoit Leo Howard Sterling Knight Logan Miller
Roshon Fegan Stefanie Scott China Anne McClain Ryan Ochoa
Carlon Jeffery Jake Short Eve Ottino Gregg Sulkin
Doc Shaw Bella Thorne

Competitions

week competition description Broadcast date Winner team
1 High Energy Dance Battle The teams perform a dance on an energy generating dance floor. The team that generates the most energy wins and may steal a player from another team. June 24-26, 2011 Red team
2 Wash out The teams look for three items of clothing (shirt, pants and jacket) in their team color, then the teams wash and dry the clothes using a hand-operated washing machine and clothesline. For this competition, one person per team will be determined who will switch to an opposing team. July 8-10, 2011 Yellow team
3 The Recycler One member of each team runs in a large hamster wheel and uses it to drive a conveyor belt that is filled with reusable objects. These objects must now be thrown into the correct wastebasket by the other players. July 15-17, 2011 Green team
4th The Ultimate Course for Change The teams have to complete an obstacle course. July 29th to 31st, 2011 Red team

Scoring

Teams week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Total rank
red 300 200 100 425 1025 1.
blue 200 100 100 300 700 2.
yellow 50 300 200 0 1 550 3.
green 100 100 300 0 1 500 4th

1 Since the yellow team and the green team did not complete the competition of the third week, they were disqualified from the last competition. For this they received zero points.

Online points

The fans were able to play games on the Internet and donate the points they gained to a team. The Red team won 38% of the points and received an additional $ 100,000 for their organization. The blue team won 24%, the yellow team received 20% and the green team received 18% of the points.

Concert for Hope

The Concert for Hope was a concert that took place at the end of the first Disney's Friends for Change Games . Allstar Weekend , the Jonas Brothers and Selena Gomez & the Scene performed, among others .

reception

The first Disney's Friends for Change Games were watched by over 37 million viewers in the United States. The ratings for the individual competitions are shown in the following table:

week Time ( EDT ) US odds
1 8:00 p.m. 3.4 million
2 8:30 p.m. 3.9 million
3 9:00 p.m. 4.9 million
4th - 3.6 million

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Robert Seidman: 'Disney Friends for Change Games' Scores Across Multiple Platforms ( English ) In: tvbythenumbers.com . TV by the Numbers. August 3, 2011. Retrieved July 22, 2012.
  2. ^ A b c Robert Seidman: Friday Cable Ratings: TNT Movie, 'American Restoration' Lead Cable; 'Smackdown' Steady + "ANT Farm," "Phineas and Ferb" & More ( English ) In: tvbythenumbers.com . TV by the Numbers. July 27, 2011. Retrieved July 22, 2012.