Hi-ho and welcome to Disorder every Disney film, where you can fly with us and look back at every Disney animated feature in order.

So wish upon a star, say Bibbidi-Bobbidi-boo, and join us on this Udilali journey through animation history.

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This is a special anniversary episode of the show. We're celebrating 25 years of a bona fide Disney classic.

I'm calling it that. I don't care if it's true. Calling it anyway. 25 years of the immortal

classic George of the Jungle. So we're going back to the summer of 1997. I'm psyched for it.

And I got my pals joining me. My old Disney pals were back. We're all mended. We're all better and healed from the COVID. I had the COVID. Fortunately, I never had symptoms. So yay me. Then Michael had the COVID. And oh, my God. So the important thing is that we're all still with you to do this podcast.

So I just mentioned him. I'm glad he's feeling better. He's back. He's better than ever.

He is our ape named ape. But in this case, he's our ape named Michael. It's Michael.

Hey, it's good to be here. And after the past couple of weeks, it is just good to be anywhere.

So thank you.

Yes, it's so wonderful to feel better and to feel myself again.

And all I can say to everybody out there is continue to take care of yourself.

In the words of Lester Holt, as he ends NBC Nightly News, take care of yourselves and each other.

Oh, I was going to say, in the words of Jack Skellington, you feel just like your old bony self again.

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