Two new sitcoms premiered on Saturdays that spring and summer: "Julie", starring Julie Andrews (with a future "TGIF" star, eventual "Boy Meets World" cast member Rider Strong, as Andrews' stepson), and the David Lynch-produced comedy "On the Air". The failure of these programs, along with ABC's decision to not renew "Billy" for a second season and the announcement that "Perfect Strangers" was going on a long hiatus, marked the end of any attempt by ABC to program comedies or family fare on that night. ("The Commish" would run until 1996.) Once every few years, ABC would again try to program such shows on Saturday nights with no success. The lone exception in this case was "The Wonderful World of Disney", which ABC revived after it was bought by Disney and eventually moved to Saturday nights in 2003, where it ran until it was discontinued in 2008.