[♪ Music Plays for the End of the World, Christmas is over.

Happy New Year, all over the world!

[♪ Music Plays for the End of the World, Christmas is over.

Christmas is over.

So what's the end of the world?

Happy New Year, all over the world!

This just in, a jungle crew skipper reports spotting the lost safari near the African

belt. As you may recall, this safari has remained missing longer, yet had more sightings

than any other in history, and now a musical interlude.

Welcome to the 3028, a show about theme park history and pop culture history. I'm Matt

Parrish, and I'm Kevin Quigley. Kevin, it's by time we get back to our summer series

before summer ends.

We started our summer series at the beginning of summer. It's now August.

And this does happen because we get so entranced, like we're, we said, send you to the text messages,

and we're like, maybe we should do a show about this. Maybe we should do a show about this.

And then the next thing you know, we're like talking about robots and islands.

And just all over the place, floating islands, and then we're like, oh no, our series.

I think for the listener, I mean, I don't want to put myself in the listener's shoes, they like varied stories, right?

So like one week we're doing this, and then the next week it's some off the wall thing.

And if you do like four animal kingdom shows back to back to back, like, it's a lot.

Yeah. Yeah, I don't think, I think people do like the little respite. They're like, okay, it's building an anticipation

for the next like animal kingdom or the next Disney cruise line episode or the next series episode,

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