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WESTWORLD - Oh No They Didn't podcast

Description Sexy robots, programmed for your pleasure have taken over this episode of OH NO THEY DIDN'T! 

We're talking Westworld (the 1973 version, the 1976 sequel, the 1980s television series, and the 2016 HBO series) on the latest episode of the podcast. 

Also, we discuss upcoming planned remakes of DUNE, FREAKY FRIDAY, and BEACHES, as well as the sequels to PACIFIC RIM, WEDDING CRASHERS and THE DARK CRYSTAL. 

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The Story and Sounds of THE HAUNTED MANSION

This is the most formative album of my youth.  I think I played it so many times that it turned as white as a ghost.

I didn't even mind that the main dude sounded like Richie from Happy Days.

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ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING Oh No They Didn't! podcast

Disney Channel has taken your love of an 80s comedy classic and made it way less PG-13.

On this episode of OH NO THEY DIDN'T! Archie, TJ and Todd discuss the recent made for television remake of the 1988 Adventures in Babysitting.



For those who missed our recording of the podcast live on Google On Air, here's my opening tribute...



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Chris Christie is STILL a BIG FAT DISNEY CHARACTER

Five years ago I declared Gov. Chris Christie a Big Fat Disney Character.

After last night's Trump press conference, I felt a real need to update it...

Oscar Mickey, by the numbers...

Some Mickey Mouse facts on tonight's OSCARS (literally)...  

 - Tonight's nomination for GET A HORSE! is Mickey's first Oscar Short nom since "Mickey's Christmas Carol" in 1983,

 - If it wins, it's the first short with Mickey to win since LEND A PAW in 1941...

 - If it loses, it's fifth in a row, joining  "Squatter's Rights" (1946), "Mickey and the Seal" (1948), "Mickey's Christmas Carol" (1983) and "Runaway Brain" (1995).

 - GET A HORSE! is the third Disney short to be filmed and released in 3-D.  The first was "Melody" and the second was "Working for Peanuts" both in 1953...

 - Walt Disney Animation Studios won Best Animated Short last year for "Paperman."   It was the first Disney animated short film to win the category  in 43 years (since "It's Tough to Be a Bird" in 1969)...

 - Mickey Mouse was the first non-human recipient of an Oscar.  In 1932, Walt was honored for his creation, although Mickey's short "Mickey's Orphans" lost to Silly Symphony "Flowers and Trees."

our divided countryas interpreted by Pixar...

mickey mouse politics...

He was slammed by the press for staying in Disney World last December during the blizzard that took New Jersey.

Now, an exclusive report from Beware of the Blog has linked the Walt Disney Company to Chris Christie on an expanded scale.

Here's an exclusive first look at the upcoming coffee-table book Chris Christie is a Big Fat Disney Character...

mary blair flair...

Glad to see Google has honored Mary Blair today on their home page. Blair, who would have been 100 today, is one of the most influential modern illustration artists, and is of course best remembered for her work on Disney movies and It's a Small World.

As a long-term resident of the Times Square area, I love this concept image from her book THE LITTLE HOUSE (1952). It hits close to home.

a lion in your lap...

I just can't wait to see KING in 3D tomorrow.
Imagine if it were released in 1952...

what can I say?the cat digs disney...

my nephew reviewsTRON: LEGACY

for the kids...

i guess the secret is out...

Why yes, that was me in the climactic scene from the Disney Channel Original Movie Camp Rock 2:The Final Jam...

smile, darn ya, smileguaranteed

Here's something unique from the early boom of animated shorts. The character in SMILE, DARN YA, SMILE may look an awful lot like Mickey Mouse with a bushy tail, but "Foxy" was a Warner Bros creation that appeared in only three films. The song featured here did make it to the charts and is probably best known today from the Disney film Who Framed Roger Rabbit?. It's surprisingly uplifting and annoying at the same time.

do it for the tots...

It's that time of the year again. Click on Uncle Walt to find the TOYS FOR TOTS drop off locations near you, or hey, make a donation...