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This is episode number 56.

So we are going to be reviewing the 56th animated feature from Walt Disney Animation Studios, and that is Moana. We're off

to the island's little island vacation after the year we've had, and I think we've earned it.

So joining me, well, first, I'm Andy, I should say that. Hi, I'm Andy, but joining me are my two

Disney pals. First of all, he is definitely our Maui because he's big, he's gregarious,

he wants everyone to love him. It's Hunter Fagan. Hey, Hunter. Hey, hey, you also forgot the tattoos.

I think that's, oh my gosh, I didn't even think of all the tattoos. Yep, yeah. So I'll take it.

Mine don't move, though. So I'm a little less exciting, but I'm going to take it. Because also the only number that I could possibly sing in a Disney animated movie is mostly consisted of me talking. Okay. Good, good. Well, you're our Maui. Glad to have you back. And I thought about making the next guy, Moana, because he never gets to be like the lead. But then I thought, and I was like, you know what? I don't think he's Moana. I think he is Maui's tattoo. Because we say he is like our conscience, and it's Michael Lyon.

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