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

It's me, Lan Testa, and this is our show for the week of Schmersday, October 27th, 2025.

Happy Halloween, everyone.

On the show today, we're getting a new Saurin.

In surveys, some really well-designed Disney Cruise Line questions, plus listener emails.

Then in our main segment, Jim gives us the history of Disney's unbuilt, headless horseman attraction. Let's get started by bringing in the man who says that when your manager asks you to train the new hire, say, do you really want two of me? It's Mr. Jim Hill. Jim has it going. It's going well, then. But speaking of two of me, it wasn't all that long ago. Whenever I stepped on a scale, it would say, Oof, what a time, please. What a time, what a time. But thanks to the wonders of Ozamb, I come down a chin or two. Which actually makes me kind of sad, Len, because I have a number of fat jokes that I've loved to do over the years.

Like, you know you're too fat when you step into the crosswalk and people run out of gas trying to drive around you, or you know you're too fat when you step on the dog's tail and the dog dies.

You know, you know, you know you're too fat when you're, uh, when you know 10

overweight people and you're six of them. That's great. That's great. Actually, to be honest,

one of the world's greatest collections of classic borsh belt fat jokes, it's weird out.

Fat. Is it really? Oh, God, yeah. You know,

the amazing thing, it's, it's done to music. I mean, down at the beach, I'm a lucky man. I'm the

only one who gets a tan. Great song, really, really funny guy. It's, and it's been a delight

to watch in the latter part of his career, you know, Weird Al actually gets some respect. Oh, yeah, really funny guy. And it's been a delight to watch in the latter part of his career where, you know,

Weird Al actually gets some respect. Oh, yeah, super popular. The, um, our, one of our interns this summer is a huge Weird Al fan. Oh, I get, she gets it from her dad. And, uh, and they went to see him in, I think in Vegas. Oh, yeah. Like Weird Al plays Vegas is the name of the live album everyone wants to hear, right?

Mm-hmm. I think in Vegas. Oh, yeah. Like, like Weird Al plays Vegas is the name of the live album everyone wants to hear, right?

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

And weird thing is, I actually saw him perform one year live at Pledgeer Island.

And to be honest, it was a startlingly good show.

I mean, it was one of these things where, I mean, he's a real magician. The lyrics are

really clever, really funny. And, and in fact, when he performed fat, he stepped off stage and came

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