Welcome back to another edition of the Disney dish podcast with Jim Hill.

It's me, Linn Testa, and this is our show for the week of Schmer's Day, October 25, 2021.

On the show today, listen to questions, and in our main segment, Jim gives us the history of

Walt Disney World's Electrical Water Pageant.

Let's get started by bringing in the man who asks, how many smores an exploding stay- puffed marshmallow man can make?

It's Mr Jim Hill. Jim how's it going?

I am doing well today, Lynn.

Thanks for asking.

So I feel like these are one of the questions that you get interviewed on when you

interview with Google.

You know, because everyone goes with, you know, how many tennis balls can fitness 747.

This is, I think, is a more interesting question.

Yeah, and especially out ahead of Ghostbuster Afterlife,

the sequel that's coming out November 19th.

There's a Ghostbuster sequel coming?

There's a Ghostbuster sequel. In fact, it's directed by Jason Reitman, whose dad Ivan Reitman

direct the two original Ghostbusters films back in 84 and 89. The reason this is appropriate to talk about on the Disney dish is in fact I've just

shared an image with you of the original layout for at least part of the great movie ride and

you want to tell the folks what you see in the middle of that?

So it's sort of an a cursive L-shaped segment of the ride and I believe Jim it starts in the lower left-hand corner with a young

Frankenstein laboratory scene and you can see Gene Wilder and the monster. Are they doing a dance of some kind of tango?

Remember the scene in the movie where he gets the monster up on its feet and then the monster goes into choke the Victor Frankenstein and the whole

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