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I don’t know about you but Keanu Reeves took one look at this poster and said “Whoa.” I said something like that but far less memorable, my point is — I haven’t seen the first TRON film. I can hear your mouse clicking away from this page, but wait! You’re obviously a fan of the first TRON (or like me you can’t imagine how you haven’t seen the first and are hoping Hulu, Netflix or Blockbuster will come through before December 17th, 2010). Okay, so I’m going to watch the original much sooner than the release date of TRON: LEGACY but you get my point — I was wrong in not seeing TRON. It has been on my list for some time but it hasn’t been on any of my movie channels to DVR (sorry Disney Channel, I won’t DVR a movie with commercials) then I see the images and teaser trailer for TRON: LEGACY and I’m hooked! Jeff Bridges? yes, please! A futuristic landscape that would make George Lucas and Stanley Kubrick proud? um, hell yeah! So there you have it I’ve confessed, repented and am now going to obey — I’m seeing TRON tonight! Please share with me your thoughts on the original and now the sequel, and whether I’m right in thinking Lucas or Kubrick would appreciate TRON.

The Disney Channel and ABC have become the latest TV services to join forces with FLO TV, the nation’s primary provider of hand-held, portable television.

FLO TV has expanded its content distribution agreement with The Walt Disney Company to add content from the ABC Television Network and Disney Channel to its lineup to bring shows like ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” & “Desperate Housewives” and Disney Channel’s “Hannah Montana” & “Wizards of Waverly Place.”

With ABC on board, the Qualcomm service now can offer the four major broadcast networks.

FLO TV launched in 2007 on Verizon and last year on AT&T. NBC ToGo, CBS Mobile and Fox Mobile are already part of the core offering, which ABC Mobile now joins.

The offering, which comes in several consumer packages involving different carriers and mobile devices, costs consumers a minimum of $8 a month.

Disney isn’t a FLO TV beginner as its ESPN Mobile TV already was part of the service.

The deal, set to be announced Tuesday, Dec. 8, includes the mobilized feed of ABC and a simulcast of Disney Channel, though reruns will air in place of the occasional third-party movie where mobile rights still aren’t available.

Qualcomm doesn’t reveal details of the financial relationships it has with the Big Four networks, but “there are parallels you can draw between our deals and affiliate deals,” said Jonathan Barzilay, senior VP of Programming and Advertising at FLO TV.

With the new two services, FLO TV’s core offering expands to 17 channels.

I saw this featurette on TV while watching the Disney channel with my kid the other day. Hoping it would come online and sure enough it is. Enjoy it.

Can’t wait to see this one. Review will be up Saturday.