Welcome back to another edition of the Disney Dish Podcast with Jim Hill. It's me,

Len Testa, and this is our show for the week of Shmer's Day, May 23rd, 2022.

On the show today, it's news, listener questions, and so much Genie Plus.

Then in our main segment, Jim wraps up the history

of how Honey I Shrunk The Kids influenced Disney theme parks.

Let's get started by bringing in the man who says we should all pitch in to rescue

Twitter by putting on the greatest talent show this town has ever seen.

It's Mr. Jim Hill.

Jim, how's it going?

It's true, land.

I've got a virtual barn. Let's do the show in there. You know, I'm sure if we raise all such a bit

coin. Oh, wait a minute. No, hang on. Maybe not that. Maybe not that.

Okay. I was thinking if we do this during the holiday season and our

subplot is that a kind at heart but somewhat jaded city dweller goes to their small town to discover the true meaning of

Christmas we can have both the talent show and our own Hallmark holiday that we

sell over and over again yeah Yeah I know always thinking Jim.

Okay okay one quick Twitter related aside here.

When the sequel to Rick at Ralph was in development there was originally a scene at the end where Ralph had to cross the entire internet at breakneck speed in order to rescue Vanalibi and it was like, well, how am I going to get there? I got to cross the entire internet. And it was like well how am I going to get there I got across the entire internet and it was

literally the Twitterbird showed up and it was like there's actually if you you get the

the art of Wreck-It- Ralph there's actually an image in there of Ralph on the back of the

Twitter bird hanging on for dear life as he flies across the internet.

Oh my God, and if they're not using as the background music for that the never-ending story song?

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