After leaving the network television in 1983, the company created a popular cable network, The Disney Channel. In 1985, Disney’s Touchstone division began the successful Golden Girls and Disney Sunday Movie. In 1988, Disney opened Grand Floridian Beach and Caribbean Beach Resorts at Walt Disney World along with three new gated attractions: the Disney/MGM Studios Theme Park, Pleasure Island, and Typhoon Lagoon. At the same time, filmmaking hit new heights as Disney for the first time led Hollywood studios in box-office gross. Some of the successful films were: Who Framed Roger Rabbit, good Morning Vietnam, Three Men and a Baby, and later, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids; Dick Tracy; Pretty Woman; and Sister Act. Disney moved into new areas by starting Hollywood Pictures and acquiring the Wrather Corp. (owner of the Disneyland Hotel) and television station KHJ (Los Angeles), which was renamed KCAL. In merchandising, Disney purchased Childcraft and opened numerous highly successful and profitable Disney Stores.