This week, how to smell like pirates of the caribbean, comics featuring Weird Al and Indiana Jones, John Williams makes a suprise appearance, the esplanade ticket booths at the Disneyland Resort are demolished, the company that makes Planet Coaster has teamed up with Disney, Disney Legend Lea Salonga gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, plus Andrew gives us his review on the recently released Disney+ documentary Disney Worldbuilders.
This week, Comic-Con had just kicked off when we recorded this episode so we cover a couple some Doomsday stuff, Indiana Jones gets a new comic book series, Babu Frik and his friends hanging out at the Star Wars Comic-Con booth, we watch the official Doomsday trailer and discuss the speculation over a costume at Comic-Con, Guillermo Del Toro doesn’t like AI, a new clothing named after a wizard, plus we talk about the reservation process for D23 and the panels available.
This week, on the eve of Disneyland’s birthday, we talk about some of the items that will be available in the park on that day and the additional items coming on D23 weekend (including an amazing Hatbox Ghost popcorn bucket), you can now power wash your way through the stars as a Star Wars droid, food items in the Anaheim parks prices undergo a significant price hike, Bob Gurr’s Living By Design documentary will be streaming for the next month, plus, the NFL and Disney bring us some new merch designs, we try to guess the characters and give our thoughts on the new line.
This week, we tell you the result of the Stranger Things conformity gate theory, Kreaturekid’s Mystery Shack, we hear the story of Luxo Jr. from someone very close to the story, the Avengers Doomsday trailers and countdown clock hold their own mystery, plus Lucas Film will soon be under new management.
In this episode we will learn about a Star Wars toy that is the most expensive to ever be sold. Plus, questions on The Muppet Babies, A Touchstone Film with famous music, and Disneyland!