Fine Tooning with Drew Taylor - Episode 152: Why Jessica Rabbit got a new outfit

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🗓️ 14 December 2021

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Drew Taylor & Jim Hill start off this week’s episode by discussing the many new animated series & specials that have been debuting recently on Netflix. They then discuss the rather significant change that was recently made to one of the main characters found in the “Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin” ride at Disneyland Park Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to fine tune through Taylor. You won. Stop shop when it comes to animation news and
0:03.8	commentary. I'm Drew's co host, entertainment writer Jim Hill and he and I are recording this
0:08.4	show on Friday, December 10th, 2021. So Drew, another crazy week out in LA or another crazy week.
0:16.9	Jim, you know me. I am crazed and this is a totally crazy time of year as awards are getting
0:25.9	underway and, you know, I just filed my critics choice ballot. I'm writing articles for the
0:31.2	rap magazine. That'll be coming out the next issue. So yeah, I'm just running around Jim. So
0:37.2	it's nice to just hang out and get to chat with you for a little bit. Well, we can't hang out all
0:42.6	that long. Nancy and I actually have to head out shortly. We are going down to New Jersey. So Nancy
0:48.4	can attend no lie, Christmas con. If you heard of this, this is a not until you walked into my
0:54.3	life, Jim. So please tell the people. Okay, it is a three day long celebration of all things
1:01.6	hallmark holiday film related that's being held in the New Jersey Convention Center in Edison,
1:07.6	New Jersey. While Nancy is doing that, I'm going to be across the river in Manhattan. I'm headed
1:13.9	to the Met to catch the inspiring Walt Disney, the animation and a French decorative art exhibit
1:20.8	which opened just today, you know, at the Fifth Avenue facility. This is the Met's first ever
1:26.7	exhibition, exploring the work of Walt Disney. And it's a celebration of hand-drawn animation.
1:32.7	They pulled 60 individual works of 18th century European decorative art and designed tapestries,
1:39.8	furniture, clocks, porcelain. And they juxtapose them with 150 production pieces that have been
1:48.3	called out of the Disney animation research library, the Disney archives, even imagining has
1:54.1	kicked in a couple of pieces along with the Disney Family Museum. And by the way, Drew, we are
1:59.3	supposed to be interviewing the gentleman Wolf Brushard who curated the exhibit on an upcoming fine
2:06.0	tuning. And as promised, I will get you a copy of the catalog. So yes, it'll be like I'm there.
2:11.1	Well, I've got to go out to the Bauer Museum. Did you see there's a new Disney exhibit out there
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