Disney Dish Episode 267: How the Disney Princesses came to rule Restaurant Akershus

The Disney Dish with Jim Hill

Jim Hill Media Podcast Network

Leisure, Society & Culture, Places & Travel

4.8 • 979 Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2020

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Len Testa & Jim Hill start off this week’s episode by reviewing some of the safety policies & procedures that Disney & Universal may employ as they begin to re-open their theme parks. They then look back at the Summer of 2002. Which is when EPCOT’s Norway pavilion received a royal makeover. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:20.4	Welcome back to another edition of the Disney Dish Podcast with Jim Hill. It's me, Lynn Testa, and this is our show for the week of Schmer's Day, April 27th, 2020. On the show today, Universal asks, what will it take for you to feel safe for turning to the parks and in our main segment Jim tells us the history of Norway's restaurant acreshous princess character meal. Let's get started by bringing in the man who says that now is the perfect time
0:24.6	to fake your own disappearance. It's Mr. Jim Hill. Jim has it going?
0:28.3	At this point I look in the mirror and it's what I see is a sheep dog that needs to be sheared and this is hard to say
0:36.4	when you're a guy who only has five hairs but I'm actually looking to buy some hair
0:42.4	product online that will complete my turn into
0:45.2	Bride of Frankenstein.
0:46.4	Ah, well, okay, that perhaps you and I can start a second career working at Halloween horror night.
0:54.0	I was doing a video chat yesterday with Mike Newell from Mass World Radio and so we get on and he sees me in like in the first five seconds of the call he's like dude you need a haircut
1:04.7	like I appreciate that.
1:08.7	A very gray sheep dog so none of that's the pride of Frankenstein think she had that
1:13.8	streak of gray going she did she did so yeah yeah all right Jim let's do a
1:18.2	quick shout out to subscribers over at Disney dish that bandcamp.com
1:21.6	thanks to new subscribers Karen J. Travis M and G.
1:25.4	Stevens and longtime subscribers Jenny the Goofy bomb, her words not mine,
1:30.5	our own Philip from the UK and Clayton S. Jim, these listeners are the Union
1:35.2	assigned Understudies at the Carousel of Progress. When an inimatronic character is out for maintenance,
1:40.3	these folks step into the role. The training video for this job
1:43.4	consists entirely of the pop and lock sequences for the 1984 movie Break Into
1:49.5	Electric Bugaloo and it works Jim it works true story so I have to ask are there any method actors among the cast because remember you know we did have the father lose his hand the other day
2:01.6	That's a little too dedicated for me. I'm just saying. My all-time
2:05.4	favorite malfunction in Carusolo Progress is in the 1940 scene, this was
2:11.4	over New Year's. In the 1940 scene, you know, this was over New Year's.
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