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Follow the four Wilson siblings down to the Devil's Bayou asa they break down the 23rd movie in this series, The Rescuers. Listen along as they join the Rescue Aid Society, take a ride on the swamp mobile, and discover the Devil's Eye Diamond!

BY THE TIME Walt Disney Productions released “The Rescuers” in 1977, the idea of a “Rescue Aid Society” dedicated to the eradication of kidnapping felt quaint, old-fashioned, and fun. But not many years earlier, when memories of the Progressive Era were fresher, it would not have scanned that way. In fact, “The Rescuers” was first pitched in 1962, at which time Walt Disney himself killed it. And that was probably a good call: members of the real Aid Societies were still alive and had matured into one of the fiercest and most serious cohorts of old ladies the world had ever known. A cartoon that seemed to poke fun at the great accomplishments of their younger lives, even gentle and good-natured fun, would have brought them out of retirement ready for battle. And Walt knew what they were capable of — he had been there in those Aid Society ladies' heyday. And he'd been working in show business — one of the industries they regularly locked horns with. No, “The Rescuers” would not come out in 1962. It would have to wait until every society lady who in her youth had made it her life's work to stamp out “white slavery” was gone, along with Disney himself, before it could be safely made. For that was what the Aid Societies were about. They weren't dedicated to finding and rescuing little orphan kids who had been kidnapped by evil flame-haired swamp witches to steal diamonds. They were anti-human-trafficking organizations. And one of their most prominent and effective members was a Portland woman named Lola Greene Baldwin, known to history as the first paid female police officer west of the Rockies. (Portland, Multnomah County; 1900s) (For text and pictures, see https://offbeatoregon.com/23-06.lola-baldwin-municipal-mother-622.html)

This week Kiley joins the Rescue Aid Society, hops on an Albatross, and catches a kidnapper and diamond thief!Topic: The critically acclaimed 1977 American animated adventure, The Rescuers!Support the show✨New: Subscribe on Buzzsprout to help us make the show, and future bonus content right in your RSS! ✨ https://www.buzzsprout.com/308030/supporters/newMusic: "Another Day" by The Fisherman.Cover Art by LezullaPlease Rate & Review us on Podchaser!You can find us on Facebook, Twitter, and visit our website at www.HalfwitPodcasts.com! Reach out, say hello, or suggest a topic at HalfwitPod@gmail.com, or on this form!

Happy Thanksgiving to our American listeners; we hope you've had a good one!In this week's episode of the Once Again Podcast, hosts Ashley and Jason discuss the 1977 Walt Disney Classic, The Rescuers. Rescue Aid Society members Bernard (Bob Newhart) and Bianca (Eva Gabor) are tasked with saving lost orphan Penny (Michelle Stacy) from the clutches of the sinister Madame Medusa (Geraldine Page). This Disney Classic also features artwork and character design from Don Bluth, which gives the film, along with its music, a different and more contemporary feel. We're now entering the “Sad Disney” era where the film may cause viewers to catch some feels. Unusual Magic Jewelry:https://www.etsy.com/shop/UnusualMagicJewelry?ref=profile_header

From The Rescuers we enter a meeting of the Rescue Aid Society headquarters. Mice from all over the world gathered to try to rescue a dog needing help. Listen to find out if they manage it

Welcome to Episode 73 of the Talking Disney Podcast. On this episode we talk about the upcoming Halloween special Muppets Haunted Mansion on Disney+, Disney+ Day, The Magical Story on Earth: 50 Years of Walt Disney World on ABC and we share our thoughts on Disney's 23rd animated feature film, The Rescuers. Finally, we share our latest Cody's Corner and Random Disney A to Z entry. Thanks for listening! Like us on Facebook: @TalkingDisneyPodcast Follow us on Twitter: @TalkingDisney Follow us on Instagram: @talkingdisneypodcast Email us: talkingdisneypodcast@gmail.com Website: www.talkingdisneypodcast.com If you are interested in supporting the show monetarily you can visit our Patreon page at www.patreon.com/talkingdisney. Also check out The Disney Podcast Group on Facebook - www.facebook.com/groups/TheDisneyPodcastGroup 

In this episode of In Search of the Crystal Skull, Patricia and Arun start a themed month looking back at hidden gems starting off with the 1990 animated Disney movie The Rescuers Down Under which is a sequel to the 1977 film The Rescuers. The movie features a young Australian boy named Cody who befriends an eagle Marahute who is laying three eggs. Cody meets up with a poacher named McLeach who is looking for the eagle to sell it for a high price. He kidnaps Cody for him to reveal Marahute's location and a mouse calls the Rescue Aid Society in New York City. Bernard and Miss Bianca take on the mission to go to Australia to rescue Cody with Bernard wanting to propose to Miss Bianca, an Australian Outback mouse named Jake as their brave companion, and the albatross Wilbur going through many obstacles from a busted back to protecting the eagle eggs from McLeach. When the movie premiered, it made only $47.4 million dollars due to being overshadowed by Home Alone which came out around the same time. It's considered the black sheep of the Disney Renaissance films since it came out after The Little Mermaid, but before Beauty and the Beast and had no musical moments with memorable songs. Critics have criticized the lack of story, but praised it due to its beautiful groundbreaking animation with The CAPS System and epic moments with action and atmosphere compared to its predecessor. Viewers appreciated The Rescuers Down Under when it was released on VHS and DVD even if they didn't watch or remember The Rescuers. It currently has a 70% on Rotten Tomatoes. With The Rescuers Down Under seeing as a cult classic, what did Patricia and Arun think of it? Does it hold up over 30 years later? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/old-school-lane/support

Everybody needs a little rescuing - and that's especially true if you're an orphaned six-year-old who's been kidnapped by a real monster of a woman and forced underground to look for a giant pirate diamond. But not to fear: Bianca, Bernard, and the Rescue Aid Society are here! This week the Dummies follow our plucky little mice heroes as they fearlessly confront one of Disney's baddest villains and her crocodile cronies in The Rescuers! The post DD23 – The Rescuers (1977) appeared first on PodCavern.

Episode SummaryIn their deconstruction of The Rescuers (1977), Erin and Rachel discuss orphans, alligators, and confederate symbolism. This film seemingly represents the first attempts of the Walt Disney Animation Studios to represent racial diversity and gender equality in any intentional or meaningful way, but how successful are they?Episode BibliographyCaroll, T.W. (2019). Revisiting second wave histories: New chronologies, geographies, and appraisals. Journal of Women’s History, 31(3), 136-146. Cawley, J. (2003, May 2). Don Bluth The Disney Years: The Rescuers. The Animated Films of Don Bluth. Retrieved February 9, 2021, from https://web.archive.org/web/20070311015411/http://www.cataroo.com/DBrescu.htmlChamplin, C. (1977, July 3). Animation: The Real Thing at Disney. The Los Angeles Times, 276.Doty, M. (2015, February 10). Cruella de Vil's Comeback That Wasn't: See Long-Lost Sketches of Iconic Villain in 'The Rescuers' (Exclusive). Yahoo! Entertainment. Retrieved February 11, 2021, from https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/cruella-de-vils-comeback-that-wasnt-see-110587473877.htmlLounsbery, J., Reitherman, W., & Stevens, A. (1977). The Rescuers [Film]. Walt Disney Animation Studios.Madame Medusa. (2011, March 2). The Disney Archives. Retrieved February 11, 2021, from https://web.archive.org/web/20110302115813/http://disney.go.com/vault/archives/villains/medusa/medusa.htmlMikkelson, D. (1999, January 13). Did a Topless Woman Appear in Disney’s ‘The Rescuers’? Snopes. Retrieved February 9, 2021, from https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/the-rescuers-topless/Myers, J.E.B. (2006). Child protection in America: Past, present, and future. Oxford University Press. Ness, M. (2015, September 17). Rescuing More than Just Small Girls and Teddy Bears: Disney’s The Rescuers. Tor.com. Retrieved February 5, 2021, from https://www.tor.com/2015/09/17/rescuing-more-than-just-small-girls-and-teddy-bears-disneys-the-rescuers/Radloff, J. (2014, September 10). Why most Disney heroines don’t have mothers and so many more secrets from the Disney archives. Glamour. https://www.glamour.com/story/disney-secrets-beauty-and-the-beastThe Rescuers. (n.d.). Wikipedia. Retrieved February 6, 2021, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_RescuersThomas, B. (1984, September 19). Walt Disney Productions Returns to Animation. The Lewiston Daily Sun, 28.United Nations. (n.d.). World Conference of the International Women’s Year. https://www.un.org/en/conferences/women/mexico-city1975Variety Staff. (1976, December 31). The Rescuers. Variety. Retrieved February 9, 2021, from https://variety.com/1976/film/reviews/the-rescuers-2-1200423850/Wood, J.M. (2014, October 22). 27 Motherless Disney characters. Mental Floss. https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/59581/27-motherless-disney-characters

Krissi and I went on a trip with our two favorite mice from the Rescue Aid Society to save poor Penny from the clutches of the wicked Madame Medusa. Along the way we chatted about makeup, questioned mice air travel via Albatross and came up with interesting theories about how exactly that huge diamond ended up inside that skull. Strap in and laugh along with us!

We're taking our seats at the Rescue Aid Society. Choose a nation, city, or a whole continent and grab your seat. Join your favourite Disney podcasters - Ellie, Ethan, Georgia and Ian - as we're heading down to the Devil's Bayou. Questions we asked this week include: Why is there just one adoption day at an orphanage? Penny blames the pretty red-headed girl for getting adopted but isn't Penny red-headed? Is this film just a giant ripoff of Annie? And we've got some behind the scenes info on Madame Medusa's creation that you won't believe. If that wasn't enough for you, we've got some more content from friend of the podcast, Andrew, in our Pause for the Parks segment. So, catch up on some great Disney content and then join the conversation (@talkthemickey), Instagram (@talkingthemickey), or on our Facebook page (@talkingthemickey). If you comment, you may end up among our 'shoutouts of the week.’

Once upon a time, Tara, Ryan, and their friend Dani join the Rescue Aid Society and set off with a couple of mice to save a little girl from a surprisingly high-ranking villain! Strap into your albatross and get ready for take off! It's The Rescuers! Email: TRPrincessDiaries@gmail.com Twitter: @TRPDiaries Instagram: @TRPrincessDiaries Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/trprincessdiaries/   Art by Carley McConnell https://www.instagram.com/ani.empire/  

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This week, it's Disney minus the weird, dark and creepy stuff they left out of their animated adaptations. Before that however, our players will speculate on the birthing techniques of their favorite characters, and then try to name the common character from a list of three different actors who have played them. Then as promised, it's on to "Disney Minus," where players identify the differences between their favorite Disney classics and the less-wholesome stories that inspired them. Absentee fathers! Shootings! Death! Death! Death! As always, there's a Lightning Round, and a special challenge for the listeners at home! Support Us On Patreon

This week, it's Disney minus the weird, dark and creepy stuff they left out of their animated adaptations. Before that however, our players will speculate on the birthing techniques of their favorite characters, and then try to name the common character from a list of three different actors who have played them. Then as promised, it's on to "Disney Minus," where players identify the differences between their favorite Disney classics and the less-wholesome stories that inspired them. Absentee fathers! Shootings! Death! Death! Death! As always, there's a Lightning Round, and a special challenge for the listeners at home! NOTES ⚠️ Inline notes below may be truncated due to podcast feed character limits. Full notes are always on the episode page.

This week, it's Disney minus the weird, dark and creepy stuff they left out of their animated adaptations.Before that however, our players will speculate on the birthing techniques of their favorite characters, and then try to name the common character from a list of three different actors who have played them. Then as promised, it's on to "Disney Minus," where players identify the differences between their favorite Disney classics and the less-wholesome stories that inspired them. Absentee fathers! Shootings! Death! Death! Death! As always, there's a Lightning Round, and a special challenge for the listeners at home!Support Us On Patreon

When it comes to saving children from kidnappers there are no two finer agents of the Rescue Aid Society than Bernard and Bianca, and now it’s time for them to venture across the ocean to Australia to help a small boy who’s been taken by a ruthless poacher. Cody is an adventurous boy who has befriended the majestic golden eagle, Marahute, and now finds himself in the clutches of the nefarious poacher, McLeach, and his ravenous monitor lizard, Joanna. It’s up to Cody to keep McLeach from succeeding in his goal to capture and sell Harahute, but can Bernard and Bianca save Cody before it’s too late?

Send out a bottle message to the Rescue Aid Society, because it’s time to call on the world’s tiniest investigators of... child trafficking. Yes, it’s time for the first adventure of The Rescuers (1977). Jump aboard the nearest albatross and strap yourself into a sardine can as we explore: - Some fine international accents representing mice of the world, and some even FINER vocal sound effects work. - Miss Medusa Hannigan DeVille. - The cat-like acrobatic feats of... Hamilton? - Flamba Farts Mom wears a pair of Crocs. - Calling for emergency weight loss surgery via firework spectacular. - The most depressing, self-deprecating orphan girl ever accompanied by equally sad music. - Appearances from special guest stars: Dracula, Brenna’s Belly, and Hulk Hogan. Featured Wine: Rabble

Kari and Cameron return with a second season of sequels! Join us as we create a third entry in the classic Disney franchise, The Rescuers, as we fart around with bringing back Bernard, Miss Bianca, and make some interesting casting choices! Shout out to Film Crawl and 21st Century Underground.Follow us on Instagram and TwitterIntro and outro music courtesy of HookSounds.comLogo designed using Canva

THE RESCUERS Two mice from the "Rescue Aid Society" help a young orphan girl to escape the clutches of an evil woman who wishes to use the girl to retrieve a fabulous diamond. Craig and guest co-host Richard Jensen (@TheRagingCelt on twitter) discuss everyday heroes, child abduction, Richard's latest film projects and the movie "the Rescuers" on this week's Matinee Heroes - Plus! Show Notes 0:21 Craig and Richard discuss Richard's latest film projects and plans for 2020. 7:37 Craig and Richard discuss "The Rescuers" 23:23 Recasting 36:44 Double Feature 41:20 Final Thoughts 44:20 Craig and Richard preview next week's movie "The Black Cauldron" Disney Plus month continues with a movie Craig has never seen: The Black Cauldron

THE RESCUERS Two mice from the "Rescue Aid Society" help a young orphan girl to escape the clutches of an evil woman who wishes to use the girl to retrieve a fabulous diamond. Craig and guest co-host Richard Jensen (@TheRagingCelt on twitter) discuss everyday heroes, child abduction, Richard’s latest film projects and the movie "the Rescuers" on this week's Matinee Heroes - Plus! Show Notes 0:21 Craig and Richard discuss Richard's latest film projects and plans for 2020. 7:37 Craig and Richard discuss "The Rescuers" 23:23 Recasting 36:44 Double Feature 41:20 Final Thoughts 44:20 Craig and Richard preview next week's movie "The Black Cauldron" Disney Plus month continues with a movie Craig has never seen: The Black Cauldron

The Rescue Aid Society is here to save the day, and Carroll Keane is joining us to talk about The Rescuers! For more about the show, visit Disney1x1.com, and check us out on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @Disney1x1. 

R-E-S C-U-E Time for Dudes-Watch-Diiiiisss-Ney! That's right, it's the tale of the Rescue Aid Society, 1977's The Rescuers. A film so good(?) that it was the first Disney Animated Picture to receive a sequel. You can tell it's a great film by how little Dustin and Jake actually talk about it during this episode. Instead hear discussions about Weird Food Combos, the Pete's Dragon remake, and Good People Named John. Like the podcast? Tell a friend! Also do these things below! Follow the Dudes on Twitter! twitter.com/disneydudespc Send the Dudes an email! dudeswatchdisney@gmail.com Subscribe to the Dudes on iTunes! itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dudes…d1132977572?mt=2 Subscribe to the Dudes on Soundcloud! @dudeswatchdisney Subscribe to the Dudes on Youtube! www.youtube.com/channel/UCejqSr1py7DluV_5ZBRqDog Dudes Watch Disney is a podcast started by two grown-ass men (pictured) who are searching for the quintessential Disney animated classic. From Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs all the way through (insert most recent Disney release here). Come and join us on this whimsical podcast adventure.

It's a banner day for the Sweeties as we finally got all the wires and do-dads to configure our DVD player to work! With this old-fangled technology we're now able to watch our favorite Disney classics, and so we pressed our luck at the library to see what Disney oldies and came up with Disney's first animated sequel The Rescuers Down Under! We were HUGE fans of this growing up, watching the bootlegged copy our dad recorded from the TV on the regs, and we credit this movie and Crocodile Dundee with teaching us everything we know about Australia! From 1990, The Rescuers Down Under tells the story of sweet little Cody, a bird lover kidnapped by a the terrifying poacher McLeach who is looking for a rare golden eagle. Bernard and Miss Bianca are two mice from the US who come to save the day as part of the Rescue Aid Society, a worldwide organization run by rodents, that helps kids in trouble.  Even though we hate mice, gosh are those little buddies cute.  We'll chat about all our B-list Disney favs, talk about memorable scenes and one we randomly quote a lot (Pea Soup!), and ruminate on how Disney was able to convince us that there was such a thing as a Golden Eagle the size of a truck.     Theme song performed by Deidre Cullen. Logo designed by Frankie Donlon.    

In this week's all-new Mousterpiece Cinema, Josh, Gabe, and Mike not only return to the land of the little, but they do some surprising box-office fact-hunting. All in the name of two little mice from the Rescue Aid Society, too! Yes, it's time to discuss the 1990 sequel to The Rescuers, better known as The Rescuers Down Under. Does this forgotten film deserve a second chance? And why did it do so poorly at the box office back at the beginning of the Disney Renaissance? Your hosts delve into these issues and find some time to rant about Disney's questionable decision to remove the Little Mermaid 3D re-release from their schedule in this brand new show. Check it out, mate! And have a g'day! (It was just too silly to pass up, sorry.)

Grab the closest jug of moonshine, sit back, and relax as Josh, Mike and Gabe close out 2012 with their little friends Bernard and Bianca from the Rescue Aid Society. Yes, this week, the trio discusses the 1977 Disney animated film The Rescuers, from its many songs to its Cruella De Vil-like villain Madame Medusa. Would it surprise you to learn that Josh contradicts a recent opinion regarding bleakness? Would it surprise you to learn that Mike calls Josh out for this very thing? (Only if you're a new listener!) Oh, and would you like to know what it sounds like when Gabe impersonates the sound of sad horns you might hear in a Burt Bacharach song? Of course you would! All this and more in the new episode of Mousterpiece Cinema!