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

It's me, Lentesta, and this is our show for the week of Shmer's Day, October 17th, 2022.

On the show today, news and listener questions. Then in our main segment,

Jim continues the history of the 1999 redo of Epcot's Journey into Imagination,

which I am forever referring to as the Curse of Tony Baxter.

Let's get started by bringing in the man who says that discovering a new species

is great as a biologist, not so great as an astronaut. It's Mr. Jim Hill. Jim, how's it going?

It's going well. For some reason, Lentesta brings to mind the predator series, which I was wondering

if you saw earlier this summer, the prequel that debuted on Hulu Prey? No, I heard about it,

but what's it about? It's actually set in 1719 in the Great Northern Plans, and it's a female

Comanche warrior who is the first to encounter the predator, so to speak, and really, really smart,

reimagining the series, and of course, it being 2022. It of course tees up the sequel.

Is it a film or is it a TV series? It's a film for Hulu.

Oh, interesting. Yeah, but definitely worth checking out. Another way that Disney sort of

kicked the tires of, okay, so we bought 20th Century Fox, and we got this. What can we do with this?

We do with this. Yeah, that's fantastic. That sounds super interesting. All right, I'll check it out

this weekend. Cool, cool. All right, Jim, let's do a quick shout out to subscribers

over at DisneyDish.bandcamp.com. Thanks to new subscribers, Angela Hulay's, Rob Trainer,

Natalie Flores, and Thomas Moynihan. And long-time subscribers, Greg Demishley.

Hey, Greg. Michelle Slicinger and Emma Drummond. Jim, these are the last guests to have been shrunk

by Wayne Zelinsky. In the final performance of Epcot's Honey, I shrunk the audience.

Sadly, Disney put the untrinking ray into storage before they could be brought back to full size.

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