Though by mounted, are they riding actual horses, weird puppets, or one of those pantomime costumes?
Mostly mounted on actual horse and donkey, and only there on occasion as an Easter Egg for those paying attention. But I'm sure some cast members will do the coconuts gag at some point, probably some Python fans.Wooden stick horse, rocking horse, prancing around banging coconuts together.
I still think this will lead to Disney forming a Smithsonian Chanel based off their work together.
Either seems a possibility. I can see good arguments either way. Smithsonian could be facilitated through PBS contacts. As someone else noted NatGeo via NBC.Okay, I admit that my mind is split on whether Disney should do an earlier Smithsonian Channel (instead of in 2006 with Showtime*), or do a National Geographic channel with NGS, unlike IOTL where 20th Century Fox did such (ITTL part ). Jim would definitely be behind what Nat Geo stands for, in both subject matter and what it stands for.
Yes this. Pearson is now essentially a shareholder in DLV and PD. Disney maintains majority stake in both cases.Lew Grade just facilitated the discussion; the partner is Pearson PLC, who (in 1990) own the Tussauds Group. And it's just a 30% stake.
He's been working deals on the West End. You will hear from him again.I know that Pearson has taken the brunt of the revenue, but I hope our friend LLG got a little bit of the cash for his role as the negotiator. BTW how has he been doing these past few years? Does he have a job again or is he still battling with bankruptcy?
Es tut mir Leid, mein Freund. Sorry to reopen any wounds there.Please @Geekhis Khan it's not entirely sure if we can even do Christmas Markets this year and now you come here and just casually rub salt into the wound! What have I done to you?
I haven't experienced a German Christmas in decades, so I actually get it. They are actually a time of joy and goodwill. What a concept!!
Look on the bright side, you still won't have to have an American Christmas:
"It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas..."
Recall that there was a "Disneyland Antarctica" reference in Card's Retirement Party Muppet performance.I mean you probably could build Disneyland Antarctica if you spent enough, but it will always struggle to attract visitors.
That and "Project Y (Shh! Shh! Shh!)"
Yes, they openly say the cause per his wishes to help destigmatize it.Assuming a better public opinion of AIDS and HIV Isaac Asimov's family may not hide his HIV status when he dies in 1992, especially if they reveal how it happened:
Recall that he avoids the accident, but ODs in 1997.If we're saving Sam Kinison this is the year to do it:
Well, random butterflies pretty much prevent that very random and tragic death. I guess that means no "Tears in Heaven".Lets not forget Conor Clayton:
But to rebel against his famous dad, Connor never picks up a guitar and instead becomes a Certified Public Accountant.
And I can't save everyone!
IIRC someone or ones were writing up a guest post on the continuing adventures of BF5. I need to recheck my PMs.OK. 1993 is on the horizon, so here's hoping that Dino-Force 5 becomes as big a hit as MMPR.
LOL, what do you think inspired that line? I've done some crazy, death-defying shit in my life, but one of the scariest was the Gonzo-like stunt performance of Simply Crossing the Street in Downtown Cagliari.Jim has, clearly, never been to Italy.
Turning 1980s FIAT Panda models into deadly weapons is basically the national sport over here.
Morning Talk Shows are apparently a Crapsacarine Hellmouth of Machiavellian intrigue. Or so has been alleged.You can't be serious -- I can see nighttime talk shows doing this -- but morning talk shows are a horse of a different color.
See: "Matt Lauer".
All jokes aside the OTL score was 1-1.Come on @Geekhis Khan I through this was supposed to be a realistic timeline!😂
Well, he's not forcing other people to make his choices. And yes, he's self-aware of the little hypocrisy about pork. Doesn't even try to justify it.Also, no Octopus? I guess that's off the DisneySea menu....
Probably not a siesta during a work day (he's probably still a workaholic), but maybe he'll enjoy his breaks more or actually spend time resting after work hours.
Yes, they have Siesta Rooms for the staff in the Tunnels. Staff can siesta on a rotating basis. He's been known to take "power naps" or occasionally just fall asleep in his chair working on something.Uhhhh, I'm pretty sure Geekhis mentioned that Disney accommodated for the siesta for their cast members at Valencia a while back.
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