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at the Disney animated feature, The Sword in the Stone. As always, I'm your host, Andy D. Genova.

And joining me are my two Disney pals.

First of all, Mr. Hunter Fagan.

Hey, Hunter.

Hey, Andy.

Nice to be back on this one.

Yeah, it is always good to be back and always good to have you.

You know, I'm very excited to talk about this movie, which I'm affectionately referring to as the life and times of Michael Lyons. Oh, interesting. You'll have to explain in a moment.

Okay. Unless Michael is somehow a sword connoisseur or a stone connoisseur or he's an hour. Come on. I don't. You know, he's a little unrecognizable in that point he had in that big blue robe, but I see it. I'm telling you. Oh, I don't know how Michael's going to feel about that. We should ask him. Michael, Michael Lyons, welcome back. Apparently, you are Merlin.

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