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(Airdate: 6.5.25) Michael J. Fox and most of the stars of the Back To The Future trilogy are making a very now appeal to find a missing prop from the movies--the Gibson ES-345 that Marty McFly shredded on during the "Enchantment Under the Seas" scenes.  Seems the guitar grew feet at the end of production and hasn't been seen nor heard from in the past 4 decades. Now they are asking the public to look into their closets and storage bins in case, you know, you forgot you had a priceless piece of movie history. Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune are finally getting their rightul place on next day streamers. Who knew that you had to watch them on linear TV? Bobby Flay comes clean about his favorite "perfect" fast food sandwich. And @HalleBerry Listen to the daily Van Camp and Morgan radio show at: https://vancampandmorgan.com/stations buy us a coffee    

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Hey there, and a very happy Monday! This is your Disney News for Monday, October 28th, 2024. I hope your week is off to a magical start! - Disneyland's Star Tours will soon have an update with new destinations and characters, offering more immersive adventures for Star Wars fans. - Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World introduces "Enchantment Under the Stars," a new nighttime show with projections, fireworks, and a musical score at Cinderella's Castle. - Disney+ will release "Marvel's Unsung Heroes," a documentary series celebrating the creators behind the Marvel universe. - Hong Kong Disneyland celebrates its anniversary with special events, exclusive merchandise, and unique photo opportunities. Thanks for tuning in, and I hope you have a magical day. Remember to check in tomorrow for more Disney updates. See you tomorrow!

What's Allie's great idea? Is Data's cat Spot canonically also a hot chick? Why do time travelers always act powerless? Will Kirk allow Marty to make sure his parents bang at the Enchantment Under the Sea Dance? What are the rules of time travel anyway? How short can a miniskirt get? This episode asks more questions than it answers. Play along with our Starfleet Academy Cadet Challenge -- Share this episode using the hashtag #StarfleetChallenge on social media!   Visit our website at humanisttrek.com Support the show at patreon.com/humanisttrek Pick up your merch at threadless.com/humanisttrek Socials Mastodon Facebook Instagram Threads Bluesky Starfleet Officer maker by @marci_bloch

Let's go there, let's talk about learning how to play guitar. From a young age, music was introduced to us through our parents, movies, video games and basically every other facet of life. When you find yourself at the age of 11, and you want to be just like Marty McFly at the 1955 Enchantment Under the Sea Dance, or you want to be like Mark Tremonti at the 2001 Dallas Cowboys halftime show, the realization hits you that you need to learn guitar!  This week, Neil and friend of the show Marty sit down and reminisce about the joys of learning how to play the guitar. Mike will make his grand return to the show next week!

Adam and Alex welcome new co-host Mike E (wink emoji) to the Raycreational vehicle for a spirited discussion about the witness protection program (unrelated), Alex's campaign promise of a swoler Lynbrook, and Adam's unsuccessful Enchantment Under the Sea dance for the RV people. Then, it's time to talk about Season 2, Episode 6 of Everybody Loves Raymond, "Anniversary." Episode talk starts at 34:17! Pay what you want for access to the BarONUS zONUS! It's an extra episode every month, and this month is no exception - Judge Debra's holding...basketball court? Get it now at postfun.org/donate! Submit any and all Raymembrances, Judge Debras (Judges Debra?), questions, or comments at forums.postfun.org!

With the end in sight of Enchantment Under the Review theme month, Jordan and Clay are heading to the backwoods of Texas once more this year to look at messed up family dynamics and not so cannibalistic killers as the review the 1995/1997 film, Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation. Did the guys enjoy writer and director Kim Henkel's foray back into the franchise he helped create? Listen to find out! If you've liked what you've heard, help us out through likes, comments, sharing our social media, or telling a friend. It takes just a second for you and helps us grow! AFOF Socials: https://linktr.ee/afofpodcast

Hitting the halfway mark in their Enchantment Under the Review theme month, Jordan and Clay go over pranks gone bad and high school hierarchy dynamics as they review the 1999 dark comedy, Jawbreaker. Written and directed by out filmmaker Darren Stein, did this film deserve the critical hate it received upon release, or is it the underrated cult classic everyone has made it out to be? Find out the guys thoughts by listening now! If you've liked what you've heard, help us out through likes, comments, sharing our social media, or telling a friend. It takes just a second for you and helps us grow! AFOF Socials: https://linktr.ee/afofpodcast

Continuing to dance the night away with their Enchantment Under the Review theme month, Jordan and Clay are haunting murders before I Know What You Did Last Summer made it cool by looking at the 1980 slasher, Prom Night. This is one of Jamie Lee Curtis' first movies after Halloween (1977). Is it a good one? Find out! If you've liked what you've heard, help us out through likes, comments, our social media, or telling a friend. It takes just a second for you and helps us grow! AFOF Socials: https://linktr.ee/afofpodcast

“I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it.” -Marty McFly. After bringing the Enchantment Under the Sea Dance to a dead stop with a blazing rendition of “Johnny B. Goode,” today's quote was the line Marty uttered to the awestruck crowd before leaving the stage. I'd like to think that if they make a Back to the Future reboot that begins in the year 2045, and Marty travels back in time 30 years to 2015 (instead of the original 30-year leap from 1985 to 1955), he could use the same quote after giving a cryptocurrency/blockchain presentation at a retirement community. I'll let you choose your own adventure regarding the backstory of why he would be doing such a thing, but perhaps it's to trick an elderly Bif into unwisely investing his retirement savings? (I know, I should really get into writing screenplays). The whole “crypto” movement may feel very futuristic for many investors. While no one knows what the future holds, the extreme perspectives range from crypto/blockchain eventually being involved in nearly everything to just being a short-lived fad. What is for sure is that the crypto phenomenon has gained a lot of traction, grabbed a lot of headlines, and created/destroyed a lot of wealth over the last decade. And, since it's “a thing” and definitely an alternative investment, it's about time – now 36 posts into Alt Blend – that we learn the basics of how it works and what potential utility it holds for us and future generations. I'm not an expert on cryptocurrencies or the blockchain, so this may be more of a research project than most editions of Alt Blend, but maybe that means we'll collectively learn even more than usual. Here we go! Links mentioned in this episode: https://altblend.com https://thebahnsengroup.com

It's prom season. Time for formal wear, corsages, and mayhem! In their newest theme month, Enchantment Under the Review, Jordan and Clay are having a bloody good time as they review the 1976 horror classic, Carrie. Stephen King's debut novel is beautifully adapted by Brian De Palma and Sissy Spacek is perfection as the tragic character of Carrie White. Check out what else the boy had to say now! If you've liked what you've heard, help us out through likes, comments, our social media, or telling a friend. It takes just a second for you and helps us grow! AFOF Socials: https://linktr.ee/afofpodcast

When write-ins go wrong! Middling Fair's half-sister town, Grassssssside Greene, has been without a mayor since April. Has that been a problem? Not really. But now, in an election sure to go down in history, the good (but eternally unlucky) citizens of G.G. are about to put someone new in charge. Who will it be? The results are guaranteed to be shocking. (Run time: 10 minutes)Lending their voice this episode is Bonnie Kenderdine. > Call the new phone line: (213) 290-4451>> Drop us an email at podcast @ comedy4cast.com>> Not able to be a Patreon patron? Consider just buying Clinton some coffee>> And be sure to check out everything happening over at The Topic is Trek, the other podcast Clinton does>> Illustration courtesy of Radoan Tanvir from Pixabay>> Certain sounds effects courtesy of freeSFX and FreeSound.org Transcript SCENE 1: INT. AUDITORIUM - EVENINGMUSIC: ELECTION NEWS THEME IN AND UNDERANNOUNCER:Election coverage continues. Grassssssside Greene Picks a New Mayor. Here, from the Garfield "Lucky" Dubois Memorial Auditorium in Grassssssside Greene - it's Buzz "Cracked Up" Thompson.MUSIC: THEME ENDSSOUND: PEOPLE MILLING ABOUT IN THE AUDITORIUMBUZZ:Can we get that fixed for the next break? This is, in fact, Buzz "Scoop" Crackerjack Thomas, ace investigative field reporter for the Middling Fair Courier Times Roman Bold Italic.Hello, Mr. And Ms. Election Night junkies. The polls are now closed in Grassssssside Greene. As well as everything else here in town. This place rolls up the sidewalk at dusk. Probably a good idea after their legendary zombie invasion. But back to the elections. As you know, by this point, this reporter would normally be able to project a winner. However, the words "Normal, "Winner" and "Grassssssside Greene" go together like peanut butter and Jell-o. Every citizen over the age of 18 was allowed to vote, and the ballot is 100% write-in, making it impossible to call the election early. Gah. Don't these people know I have a hard-out at 9 PM. Apparently reruns of "Cougar Town" score big with our core demographic. Who are you people?DANNY:I love "Cougar Town"! Do you really think Courtney Cox murdered Busy Philips?BUZZ:Great Shadows of Diane Sawyer! What are you doing here, Hillcrest!DANNY:Your editorial Editor-in-Chief, Mrs. Alabaster sent me over. She said you were tanking and needed my help.BUZZ:Oh. Did she?DANNY:Where's the tank? Are we bobbing for apple sauce?BUZZ:(addressing audience)Let's take a quick break. We'll be right back.(pause)Listen, Hillcrest. I don't care what Alabaster told you, elections are my beat. I've been unknowingly influencing the direction of last-minute voters for decades.SOUND: INTERCOM CLICKS ONDIRECTOR (OVER SPEAKER):Hey, guys.SOUND: INTERCOM CLICKS OFF BUZZ:I don't need a Gen X L boomer coming in here and… SOUND: INTERCOM CLICKS ONFLOOR MANAGER:Uh, guys. Just so you know, we never went to a commercial. We don't have any sponsors for this show.BUZZ:Oh. Uh. "Aaaaaaand scene." As they say in the improv world.DANNYI love improv! I wonder who writes all that stuff?BUZZ:Back to our coverage. This reporter..MUSIC: ELECTION NEWS THEME IN AND UNDERANNOUNCER:Now, Election coverage continues. Grassssssside Greene Picks a New Mayor.BUZZ:(in background)I didn't realize they were going to run this again.ANNOUNCER:Here, from the Garfield "Lucky" Dubois Memorial Auditorium in Grassssssside Greene is Danny Hillcrest.(as an afterthought)Oh, and Buzz Corndog is here too.DANNY:Hi! Danny Hillcrest here!BUZZ:(under his breath)I have a Peabody Award.DANNY:It's crazily wild here in the gym tonight. Not "'Carrie' has gone insane" crazy, but it does have a kind of "Back to the Future 2" "Enchantment Under the Sea Dance" vibe.BUZZ:(through clenched teeth)Thank you for that color commentary, Danny.DANNY:Colors? Sure. The gym auditorium hall is bathed in 60 watt equivalent LED bulbs. And I can use my phone to control them.(speaking to phone)"Hey, Amanda,

WHEN IN OCTOBER 1982 THE FLAMBOYANT AUTO EXECUTIVE JOHN DELOREAN was arrested for possession of over sixteen million dollars' worth of cocaine, the world was aghast and fascinated.FEW STARS HAD SHONE MORE BRIGHTLY THAN HIS: he was an “A” student who didn't need to crack a book, a brilliant engineer renowned for saving Pontiac, a visionary entrepreneur who shot to the top of GM and then left it behind, a reputed Hollywood swinger, and a charismatic millionaire who seemed to care about the little people who worked for him. But there was a darker side to the DeLorean story, a side that more and more clouded his life until he was forced into what most believe was a last desperate attempt to save the two-year-old auto factory in Northern Ireland and its startling gull-winged stainless steel cars.FROM THE SHATTERED FRAGMENTS OF DELOREAN'S ACTS AND DREAMS, investigative journalist Hillel Levin—who began to look closely at the truth behind the image a year before anyone else did—has pieced together a fascinating picture of the man behind this contemporary myth. From the beginning, DeLorean's flight was fueled by a remarkable talent for financial legerdemain and corporate intrigue. Through meticulous research and interviews with the players in DeLorean's inner circle, Levin tracks the court cases and the lawsuits that accompanied his ascent, disentangles his convoluted and bizarre business schemes, explores the labyrinth of holding companies and paper corporations that channeled huge sums of other people's money into his personal control, and reconstructs the saga of the gull-winged car that, until the last, De Lorean believed would rise, Phoenix-like, from the ashes. AUTHORITATIVELY RESEARCHEDFROM DETROIT TO BELFAST, packed with new information, GRAND DELUSIONS is a riveting, uniquely American story, and a cautionary tale of genius misapplied in the service of a runaway ego.HOST:  Rob MellonFEATURED BREW:  Enchantment Under the "C" Hops Double IPA, Great Heights Brewing Company, Houston, TexasBOOK:  GRAND DELUSIONS: The Cosmic Career of John De Lorean (with Afterword) https://www.amazon.com/GRAND-DELUSIONS-Cosmic-Career-Afterword/dp/1983219460/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=hillel+levin&qid=1630630334&s=books&sr=1-3MUSIC:  Bones Forkhttps://bonesfork.com/

Coming to you via remote from the back patio of New London's own The Social Bar and Kitchen, we welcome you back to the Bill Bradley Collective. In the outdoor company of friends, listeners and a wonderful stewardess, this week your hosts empty out our mailbag full of questions and return correspondence with some of our most ardent listeners. The questions are great and they span the breadth of the Collective universe. Who is the sporting equivalent to the most noteworthy imbecile amongst Georgia's elected officials? What would be the one change we'd make to the many archaic mandates that exist in our politics and government? Whom would each panelist surround themselves on a like-minded podcast assuming their other two co-hosts Marty McFly'd themselves before the Enchantment Under the Sea-dance climax of Back to the Future? That and much more, plus one reunion and one cameo appearance featuring the worst in New York and Boston media sports takes. First cometh some rants, where Andrew examines the bigger picture of the NHL's bungling of the fallout of a heinous on-ice assault, Zak brings us up to speed on the estranged great grandmother of this podcast in the wake of her latest bit of octogenarian drivel, and Ed is forced to exhume old foil Avery Brundage in a critical takedown of the IOC's move to ban Black Lives Matter apparel from the forthcoming Summer Olympic Games. To the Social for being such a terrific host and to all of you who came out and made your presence felt both as friends and as fans, the four of us express our deepest gratitude. We thank you for listening and engaging, and can't wait to be with you again next week, here, on the Bill Bradley Collective.

We get handsome and competent with THE CHRISTMAS HOUSE (2020) and: Treat Williams is not in The Substitute ... It's natural and OK to talk about Treat Williams ... Wrong movie ... Daybrooding ... Sniper  THEME: "Fuck You If You Don't Like Christmas," from Crudbump, by Drew Fairweather PART ONE Handsome Podcast ... Whaddaya want, it's good ... Podcast business ... The shortcomings of "Dave and Jeb Aren't Mean" ... IT'S FINE!!! DO NOTHING!!! ... Countdown to Christmas Countdown ... Cast rundown ... Marvel vs. Vigor ... The Expositional Challenge ... Breaking ground on gay kisses, adoption and parental separation ... Robert Buckley Appreciation Station ... Annnnd the interracial pairing ... Tamales and regular wine drinking ... Jeb's post in the Post ... Hallmark movie, real reactions ... Decent uncle ... Finally, an out Jonathan Bennett character ...  Break: Original music by Chris Collingwood PART TWO Spot the Angel: Too normal ... No Rothery ... Eat You Heart Out: Masa scones, tamales, spicy hot chocolate, cocoa and cookies (but not in excess) ... The Hallmark Expanded Universe: A lawyer show that could actually be on Hallmark or in any Hallmark movie; the greater NYC Hallmark blob; the Treat Williamsphall Universe ... Overdetermined: Heavy-handed yet passable; Angie Everheart; early kludgy chemistry; mom and dad's mass quit ... Cincinnati chili again  Break: Original music by Chris Collingwood PART THREE Crossover: It's already a romcom; The Family Stone genre; Treat Williams as a substitute teacher; Dennis Franz as the dad; you're not going to like whose butt it is; The Big Chill, but Santa's dead ... Sipowicz, Mamie Gummer, Anya, Uma, Wrenn Schmidt, Nute Gunray ... The Hallmark Bechdel Test: Implied real estate ... America's Voice ... Wife as hobby ... Bobsled friendship ... The Hallmark Voight-Kampff Test: Marvelous Jim ... Partner Chat: Grift Body Spray; if these were Brits, it'd just be a regular romcom; Kiss Kiss Bang Bang; quality fluffing; Christmas drought; Salem's Lot; inflatables; court decor; sez you ... Great Moments In Moppetry: 2, for volume ... Ballbusting ... Who's the Real Villain: Non-union reality programming ... CBS's Handsome Justice ... High-low Hallmarky set design ... The Doink Doink ... Rating: 4.5  Break: Original music by Chris Collingwood The Leftovers: Who taught dad PowerPoint? ... Anya Ayora, eternal Cruz ... Screenwriter Erin Rodman, rebounding legend ... Non-consensual Instagram advertising ... Employee no-selling recognition ... Mom razzing kids ... Wise younger brother ... Strong himbo vibes ... Snack cringe ... Shutting down the florid declaration ... Enchantment Under the Vaseline flashback ... Lot Cop: Look at the back of the damn tree because of spiders ... Judy Tenuta ... Merry Christmas! All other music by Chris Collingwood of Look Park and Fountains of Wayne, except: "Orchestral Sports Theme" by Chris Collingwood and Rick Murnane, and "Spider," by They Might Be Giants

Adam and Dan stumble upon the Enchantment Under the Sea dance....

Great slut! Alice & Yvette are joined by StarTalk Allstar, Natalia Reagan (@natalia13reagan), to review "Fap to the Future." Join the ladies as they discuss how Marty Dickfly is thrown back in time, and with the help of Cock Brown needs to make sure her parents fingerbang at the Enchantment Under the Semen Dance.   Don't forget to leave us a review. Support us on Patreon for more content!  Use code "2girls" to save $60 off Motorbunny Starter Kits and Motorbunny LINK Bundles!

Uncool at school and majorly moping over the girl next door, Wolfmania’s world is turned upside down when it gets bitten by some radioactive chat. Instantly imbued with a freewheeling chemistry and uncanny comic timing (our jingle sense is tingling!) but touched by tragedy, Wolfman and Timpsy learn that with great gags come even greater laffs. In an out-of-character 2h 11m of stuttering sincerity, the boys pay humble homage and trembling tribute to Marvel maestro Stan ‘The Man’ Lee, and at least one of them watches Sam Raimi’s swing-o-rilliant first Spider-Man movie all the way to the end. But that’s not all! (That’s not even nearly all.) Timpsy titillates us and dishes the dirt on the Dater’s Handbook, while Wolfman takes a swing at the twin evils of toxic masculinity and the flu bug. Plus! Be More Like Robert! Social Shout-Outs! Dingle Debenham-North! Greater Omaha! The Swimming Dead! The Snüffel! Möttley Cerrütti! Sick! Sick! Sick! Wolfmania Late Night! Data's Handbook! Celebrity Pedalpast! The Claudio Clapper! Norway! Dead-Eyed Stuart! Casper Mattress! Spielberg, McCartney and Lee! Stop Going On About The Universal Bloody Ear! Fact Splat! Enchantment Under the Sea! Pep Music! The Leech! Macho Man Randall Savage! And very special musical guests StanBand! The Ramones! And My Glamorous Australian Wife! Is it long? Listen bud. We've got radioactive blood. Parental warning! This week's show comes with a PG-13 rating. The Dater's Handbook is pretty electric, there's an un-caught eff-bomb about 1h 45m in and someone says 'vagina' while talking about modern art. Tech Splat! This week's episode is exactly the same length as the 2002 film Spider - Man, and can be played alongside the film as a fancy blu-ray commentary track extra. You know, if you want. Thwip!

OK, so you know that part in Back to the Future when Marty McFly gets on stage during the Enchantment Under the Sea dance? He straps on a guitar and starts playing so that his teenaged parents will dance, kiss, fall in love, and ensure that he eventually gets born. Well, one of my favorite moments of that scene is when he loses himself for a few minutes in a crazy electric guitar riff of Chuck Berry’s Johnny B. Goode. All the 1950s teens stop dancing and just stare at him, mouths slightly agape, before he comes to his senses and realizes they have never heard anyone play a guitar like that. Marty awkwardly gets up and mumbles, “I guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it.” The joke lands because we, the audience, know how popular rock n’ roll will become. But to a 1950s teenager, Marty just looks sort of insane.  I love this vignette because it’s EXACTLY what happens to anybody who lives in a world that, in some way or another, isn’t ready for them—they’re misunderstood, labeled “crazy,” ostracized, and made to feel “wrong.” In this week’s blog I’m talking about what to do when you feel alone in the crowd— maybe you’re the only one questioning the status quo, or wanting to live your life differently than the people around you, or you have ideas and desires that are misunderstood—and why that might make you the most sane one of all.   CHECK OUT OUR FREE E-BOOK At the end of the episode you’ll hear us mention one of our free e-books: WHAT IS THE POINT? A jolt of hope and practical advice for anyone going through an existential crisis. Find that, and the other 3 e-books here: http://clarityonfire.com/ebook-collections/ LINKS Take the Passion Profile Quiz: www.clarityonfire.com/quiz Read the written version of this blog and leave comments here: http://clarityonfire.com/not-broken/ Submit a question for the next episode of Dear Krachel, our monthly podcast advice column: http://clarityonfire.com/podcast-questions/

Brent got the Super Flu – Crowell P.D. Trouble/XFL 2.0 – Died Doing What You Loved – Caught Bread Handed – Enchantment Under the Sea Dance – Sting and the Laser Pointers – Bryan Adam’s New Song Outro Song: “Earth Angel” by Marvin Berry & the Starlighters

Hello, friend. It’s Back to the Future over and over and over again as the sixth episode of this third season of Mr. Robot starts with a dramatic flashback and ends with a bang, well 71 of them. Sometimes the best laid plans all go awry. It doesn’t matter how much Elliot tries, success as well as happiness seem fleeting for him. If you like what you hear, consider subscribing, rating and reviewing. Time for an “Enchantment Under the Sea Dance” as we slip into podcastland.  

Hello, friend. It's Back to the Future over and over and over again as the sixth episode of this third season of Mr. Robot starts with a dramatic flashback and ends with a bang, well 71 of them. Sometimes the best laid plans all go awry. It doesn't matter how much Elliot tries, success as well as happiness seem fleeting for him. If you like what you hear, consider subscribing, rating and reviewing. Time for an “Enchantment Under the Sea Dance” as we slip into podcastland.

Forget everything you’ve heard about June Gloom. We’ve got big news about our Enchantment Under the SDCC party. In case you’ve been hiding all weekend, we’ll give you all the details. We’ll be discussing that and all the other SDCC news from the past week – like exclusives (SO MANY EXCLUSIVES), badge news, hotel waitlist updates (finally!), and so much more.

George punches Biff unconscious and then walks Lorraine into the Enchantment Under the Sea Dance. Guest: Chelsi Kern of Geek By Night

Marty arrives at the Enchantment Under the Sea dance with Lorraine and asks if they can park for a while. Guest: Amanda Haas

. Lorraine corners Marty, leaving him no choice but to ask her to the Enchantment Under the Sea Dance. Guest: Jon Kuhn

We're back! We kicked off the official start of season four of the SDConCast on our new home of Tuesday nights. This week, James, Kerry, and Sarah discussed the parking sale's move to a lottery, exclusive news, and much more. There was even a special announcement about our reader party, Enchantment Under the SDCC. Join us again next week! The SDConCast is brought to you by 3DLightFX, the makers of the innovative cordless 3D Deco Lights. Find the perfect Marvel, Nickelodeon, Hasbro, or Disney light to decorate your or your child’s room. And now, you can pre-order the brand new Star Wars lights, available in Darth Vader, Yoda, or Boba Fett. Visit 3DLightFX.com to find out more. Show Notes: Enchantment Under the SDCC tickets 3DLightFX Star Wars lights now available for pre-order Contest: Win 2 Passes to Walker Stalker Fan Fest Site Links: [Google+ Event Page] [SDCCBlog.com] [Facebook] [Twitter] [YouTube] Podcast Links: Subscribe: [RSS] [iTunes] Download: 93.7 MB, 51 minutes [Direct Link] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLSm2HIv87o The Hosts: James Riley Twitter:@danregal Website: geekshotphoto.com Kerry Dixon Twitter: @kerrydixon Sarah Lacey Twitter: @slacestation

#38 - We are back to a full squad and then some in this episode about The Fifth Element.  We talk about the dancing diva scene and how awesome it is.  This leads us to famous musical moments in a movies where it is part of the action.  Jabba's Palace, Jack Rabbit Slims, Enchantment Under the Sea Dance, and much much more are discussed.  We also talk about our favorite Disney movies.  Enjoy!   Category: Movies