Disney Channel's actually not that bad... they have Phineas and Ferb and Gravity Falls going for them.
Nintendo will not have left the console industry entirely. They're too focused on making profits off of their consoles, so even flops will make them money. Who knows wrt them keeping up with Sony and Microsoft's Joneses, though.
Also, you forgot MLP, so I'll hypothesize that the fad will eventually die down (no idea if it's already doing so). It might make it through a Season 5 or 6, but none will be held in as high esteem as 1 or 2 were. The show will probably live on through heavy syndication, however, since they have the episodes to do it, but will never recapture its original glory.
Star Trek might have a new TV show within 20 years. (I dunno, I can dream.) It will still be a prime source of Broken Base, as it'd almost certainly have to acknowledge the Abrams films in some fashion.
Homestuck still won't have ended.
edited 27th Jul '13 11:02:43 AM by ShadowHog
Moon◊I actually believe MLP will fill the hypothetical niche to be left over by Glee as the "Token Lighter and Softer Show" of mankind if it lasts for a long while AND does not Jump the Shark any time soon
edited 27th Jul '13 12:09:05 PM by xie323
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Not as in mainstream, but takes over the niche left by Glee if my prediction comes true. I won't be suprised if it's joined by Phineas And Ferb and animation is more accepted in cultural discourse
I also think that Star Wars The Clone Wars Hatedom will decrease in the future, and Star Wars Rebels will be a major Base Breaker
edited 27th Jul '13 12:18:45 PM by xie323
The series itself will probably be read less and less, but I don't see people forgetting about it in twenty years. A hundred, yes, but not twenty. Twenty years was how long it took for Gone With The Wind to start showing on cable and hook in a new generation of sighing fangirls, remember.
A True Lady's Quest - A Jojo is You!While MLP may fade into obscurity, the impact it would leave especially in regards to the Girl-Show Ghetto and Merchandise-Driven programming in how to make said concepts engaging for all ages. Not just 8 year old girls.
As per cycle, Disney will either start declining in quality or be in it's 4th Dork Age.
Novi Stars will be seen as high value collectors items for their uniqueness.
Monster High will be making dolls from the rest of the Fantasy Kitchen Sink..
I'm having to learn to pay the priceSomething else will be chosen as The Cancer That's Killing Gaming TM, while the Call Of Duty series goes on. Just like Halo used to be The Cancer That's Killing Gaming TM.
Some new franchise will spring up in the wake of Harry Potter / Twilight. We're seeing The Hunger Games going strong, but they can only squeeze two/three (if they pull a Deathly Hallows) out of it. Maybe that Percy Jackson sequel will succeed? Personally, I hope Artemis Fowl and Skulduggery Pleasant get out of Development Hell.
I think history will look back on Harry Potter much more kindly than Twilight, because, even though they're both hyped to hell and back, I think Harry Potter stands up much better in the absence of the hype than Twilight does. (Harry Potter got its hatedom because of the hype. Twilight got its hatedom in spite of the hype.)
edited 28th Jul '13 3:16:45 PM by DAStudent
I'd say I'm being refined Into the web I descend Killing those I've left behind I have been EndarkenedOh no, Harry Potter was awesome. Sure, as I grew up I noticed more and more flaws, but it is still awesome.

From the current trends going on in pop culture and in works of fiction, along with their impact on the Internet as a whole what do you think will be major Pop Culture/Fandom Trends and worldviews in the Next 10-20 years on the pop culture of 2000-2010? It can be memes, crowners, shipping and any phenomenon that can emerge from Pop Culture.
Here are my guesses
edited 27th Jul '13 7:38:26 AM by xie323