When you wish upon a song.

Now we want you to share with us our latest and greatest dream.

Disneyland.

Just go to action park with no other park like it.

Six Flags, great adventure. It's not a world away.

Paramounts Kings Island. We will officially Six Flags Great Adventure. It's not a world away.

Paramount's Kings Island. We will officially open Universal Studios, Florida.

Hello. I'm Michael Eisner.

Now, here is your host.

Hi, Defunct Land guests. My name is Kevin Perjurer and welcome back to the Defunct Land podcast. In this special episode, we will wrap up our discussion with former Imagineer and puppeteer Terry Hardin. This episode is going to be a series of tangents that did not fit into our original discussion. If you've been listening, you know full well that Terry is an extremely accomplished individual, and we've been so lucky to have her on the podcast. Terry, you've done so much during your career.

And yet somehow you've done all of these things, but I am most interested in your work on the 2002

film adaption of the Country Bear Jamboree, the Country Bears.

This is one of my biggest guilty pleasure movies, both as just a person and as a theme

park enthusiast.

I love this movie.

I don't, I don't necessarily know why.

It has some sort of charm to it.

Maybe it's the music.

The music's really catchy.

And this, it's one of those, it's a theme park adaption and big theme park enthusiasts,

if you have not been looking at them, they're not always a huge on film adaptions, such as novels.

The novels are always better than the movie is also true for theme parks.

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