Hey fellow Dizzards, Sean Zrayano here, S-Srayano on the boards, from points across California,

you're listening to the Disneyland edition of the Dizz Unplugged.

Hello and welcome to the Dizz Unplugged Roundtable Discussion Disneyland edition for the week of October

13th 2011. I'm your host this week, Tom Bell, and I'm joined by my fellow Disneyland correspondents,

Wayne Toygo, Nancy Johnson, and Tony Spitzell. In this week's show, Nancy will tell us about the new

Cirque du Soleil show, Iris, at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, and continuing our Halloween theme for

October, Wayne will be reviewing Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood. All that

plus this week's news and roundtable rapid fire on this edition of the Dizz Unplugged.

Hello everyone. Hello everyone. I'm all present in the town of Fort.

Yeah, I have to correct you for the pronunciation of Iris. It's actually Iris.

Oh my, my apologies.

That's the way. Speaking of pronunciations. Don't you know that Nancy is the queen of pronunciations?

How can I tell it? How's it? How's it again? Iris?

Iris. Oh my, okay, never gonna get used to that. It's French.

I think that's it.

As are the scary clowns, okay. We'll get into that later though.

Speaking of pronunciations, got a quick housekeeping. Regarding our show a few weeks ago,

where we talked about the celebration at Rancho de Zolco, called Dia de los Muertos.

And we kept continuing calling it Dia de los Muertos, which is not correct. Our friend Mary Jo

corrected us on that. It's actually Dia de los Muertos and it celebrated November 1st and

November 2nd. And to add, I knew you guys were pronouncing it wrong and I just want to be a

note at all. Dude, I, a lot of my students speak Spanish. I know. Okay, I knew it was not

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