The The Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Anyone else? Judy. What is petroleum, Alex? What is bituminous? What is solar thermal conversion? What is hydroelectric? What is helium?

Right again, Judy.

Stupid Judy, stupid, Judy, stupid energy.

Maybe the universe needs energy, but I don't.

I'll take a nap for a hundred. Hold on everybody, everybody. Control this is Bravo 229er. We're under the skin everything looks fine.

Roger. Folks directly in front of us is a group of white blood cells on their way to destroy the splinter.

Good morning ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls.

All of us at Epcot Center are glad to have you as our guests today.

We welcome you and hope you find your day with us to be a most enjoyable one.

Walt Disney was a dreamer and a doer, a man who cared about the world and its problems.

He believed that people could develop solutions to problems if equipped with information, technology, and opportunity.

Epcot Center has been created to showcase prototype concepts and technologies that may someday serve people everywhere.

This is the essence of Welcome to the 3028, a show about Disney history, Disney Listery and News. I'm Matt Parish and I'm Kevin Quigley. And today we begin a brand

new autumn series celebrating what some might call the best theme park in the world. Some, Kevin, only some might call it that.

Most, most of that.

Yeah, a lot of people might.

And as we close in on Epcot's 35th anniversary,

which is probably going on as you're listening.

We're going to explore some of the specific facets that make Epcot an utterly unique park

experience, a theme park unlike any other.

And today we're going to look at one of the elements that made Epcot the center of Edgetainment.

And that's right there in the films of Epcot.

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