Also, if you think about it, Under the Sea is a WONDERFUL song, but doesn’t exactly advance the plot either, (other than just showing us how much Sebastian loves his home). Ariel smiles through it and everything, but it’s pretty clear she’s already made up her mind about the human world being the pl...

The plushie version!


“Oh Pinchy! No more pain where you are now boy!”

“It’s literally a Saturday morning cartoon section. If we had filmed it — I don’t know how we would’ve filmed it — it never would have played. It’s also a vacation from the story and has nothing to do with the story, so you can’t do that in a live-action film,” Marshall says. I understand that “Les...

Found him! Thanks Dan!

Also saw Pinchy the lobster on the ground by the park bench. Lol.

That’s amazing that you found him; I’ll have to look harder. It just goes so fast lol.

But I did find Rabbi Krustofsky in the Kwik-E-Mart!

Awesome clip of Tegan and Ace meeting the modern Master! That is one great actor!


https://youtu.be/CoW4KPGOO-E

So amazing how they referenced both Logopolis and Survival!!

Awww. Yeah, it does.

Btw, did anyone happen to notice where Gil was? Not sure where I should look. I know he’s not really a major character but he was in a lot of episodes.

Wow, that was great! .

Loved seeing Apu with his eight babies lol.

Yes, Pat Carroll said in an interview that she based so much of Poor Unfortunate Souls on Ashman’s original performance.

—“But on the whole I’ve been a Saiiiiiiiiiiint!” As Dan said, way too much emphasis on “Saint”. :? That makes it seem like the song is all about Ursula thinking she’s a Saint and no one appreciating this. It’s not: it’s supposed to fool Ariel, nothing more. —I don’t mind Eric seeing Ariel as a means...

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And before Eric says Treasure Planer, the question was "these days", although The Little Mermaid is a bad example: Farerb is right in that Ron 'n' John have never made a "crap" movie.

(And before Eric says "Princess & the Frog"... )

Princess was heavily supervised by Lasetter.

“They weren’t kidding when they called me, well…a witch.” Not crazy about how this was put together. The pause is just too long, and even though the original film did the same unsaid-play-on-words thing, it didn’t ADVERTISE what that actual “word” WAS. Just like many of the other faster paced songs ...

But hey, let's cut it and Fathoms Below (which sets up beautifully the upper world view on mermaids) just so we can irritate the audience into waiting for the first song to appear in a musical. The argument Menken gives, is basically the equivalent of cutting Arabian Nights and One Jump Ahead becau...

Yes, that was actually quite awful. Both Ariel and Eric have those “enraptured” (and very bland looking) expressions on their faces but only when noticing the nature around them. Not each other. And Sebastian’s truly ugly design doesn’t help. :? It was also a very weird decision to have BOTH Ariel a...