Welcome to Marvelous Disney, the podcast that discusses the most recent doings in one of the more dynamic divisions of the Walt Disney Company, which is of course Marvel Entertainment.

This is entertainment writer Jim Hill, and I am recording this week's episode entertainment. where I introduced my co-host the amazing Aaron Adams, but as some of you may recall there was a fire at the apartment complex where Aaron and his lovely bride Sabrina live.

It happened a few weeks back, and while they were making repairs to that complex earlier this week

technicians evidently accidentally knocked out the internet connection to Aaron's

apartment. So while Mr. Adams waits for that connection to be restored,

he sends along his heartfelt apologies via text message

for Aaron will not be joining us tonight.

I will be flying solo on this particular episode of Marvelous Disney.

And before we get to the news, a little housekeeping first, this podcast is being brought to you by Storybook Destination, trusted travel partner of Marvelous Disney for a worry-free travel experience every time, book online at Storybook destinations. com.

Also a quick mea culpa.

On the last episode of this podcast I mentioned that one of the only things I liked about the

black hole was the score that Jerry Goldsmith wrote for this 1979

Walt Disney Productions release. Well, is Stingray Mask or is it Stingray Travel?

So kindly pointed out to me a few days back

Jerry Goldsmith didn't actually write the score to the black hole.

He wrote the score to Star Trek the Motion Picture

while it was actually John Barry, who wrote the score to Disney's The Black Hole.

Thanks to Singh Ray for pointing out my error which is easy enough to understand.

Back when I was in college, I managed a movie theater at night and on weekends while I was going to school.

And back in December of 79, my movie theater, which only had two screens at the time,

was unlucky enough to have Disney's black hole playing on one

screen while Star Trek the motion picture played on the other one which was

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