Ring Tailed Lemur
Feb 10 2007, 09:41 PM
Joke_Master_Mandy
Feb 11 2007, 06:04 AM
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In October 1999 Pat Shenck and her 8 year old son went on 'water sprite' jet skis on one of the park lagoons. One of their jet skis got stuck on the water when the shift wouldn't move out of neutral. A 23-year old inexperienced "captain' of the ferryboat "Kingdom Queen" hit them. Going against all park and safety regulations, he put the ferry into reverse, sucking Mrs. Shenck under the blades and boat, killing her. Before Disney called the "real" police and ambulance, they had divers in the water collecting evidence, looking for her body and pulling the bits of clothing and body from under the ferry. When they finally did find the body they tethered it to a buoy and left it in the lagoon for hours, refusing to let it be moved or let anyone to go out and attend to it until after nightfall when the visitors wouldn't see it and the ride wouldn't have to be shut down. Mind you -- her 8 year old son is there this whole time. I can't imagine anything so sick, and cruel.
That's beyond messed up. If I was that kid, when I grew up I would sue them into next week.
MissMelsWell
Feb 15 2007, 02:35 AM
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I think the Lion King was more based on the Japanese cartoon - Kimba, the White Lion . Not only are the names similar, but much animation is similar, and there are many similar story arcs. The Lion King (Simba) is, IMO of course, nothing more than a blatant rip-off.
I have NEVER been a Disney fan (with possibly the exception of Pirates of the Caribbean) and the above statement is one of the many reasons why. It's true, The Lion King was a flat out Rip-off of the earlier "Kimba, the White Lion". In fact if you liked the Lion King, go rent Kimba, it's MUCH better... the animation is beautiful and the story line is better, and you will be flattened by how badly Disney plagerized this classic Japanese animation.
I have two favorite cartoon things that make you go hmmmm...
Woody Woodpecker: There's an episode when Woody goes to lease a "nest" in a tree and he's handed a "rental agreement" of sorts. He unrolls the document and if you look carefully, 2 of the five rules are "No loose women" and "No opium smoking". It's really funny.
Speedy Gonzales: There's an episode of Speedy where his tequilla loving cousins are in a cantina singing a rather overly saucy song about their love for tequilla and Rosalita the lovely seniorita.
Of course in defense of Speedy and Woody, at the time when they were created, the target audience wasn't really children.
Cadetak
Feb 15 2007, 03:25 AM
Alot of Disney's movies are not really original...most of the older stuff is reimaginings of fairy tales and books...like Peter Pan, Cinderella, Snow White, Alice in Wonderland,etc. All the newer stuff like Toy Story is more of Pixar's doing and Disney just producing it.
MissMelsWell
Feb 15 2007, 04:27 AM
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Alot of Disney's movies are not really original...most of the older stuff is reimaginings of fairy tales and books...like Peter Pan, Cinderella, Snow White, Alice in Wonderland,etc. All the newer stuff like Toy Story is more of Pixar's doing and Disney just producing it.
True, and I have no problem with that, fairy tales and books like Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland are either public domain, or done with the permission of the person(s) who owns the copyright. However, the Lion King/Kimba the White Lion, wasn't. That's what irritates me. From my understanding, the creators of Kimba never bothered to fight Disney on the plagerism, they felt the costs to do so far outweighed the benefits.
666XZ
Feb 15 2007, 04:42 AM
QUOTE(Ungodly @ Aug 16 2006, 04:29 PM) [snapback]1310435[/snapback]
A loto f hidden sexual content has been found in almost all animated Disney films. Even I have to admit that some of does look like it was deliberately added. For example, in the Disney film "The Rescuers", you can see an undeniable picture of a topless woman in one of the windows in the background while the two mice are flying through the city in a sardine box. Also in the film Aladdin, you can cleary hear a voice say "Take off your clo..." whille Aladdin is trying to shush the tiger. As for all the other rumors, I think those are BS.
So do you believe that Disney has been hiding sexual content in thier films? For those of you that don't know what I'm talking about...
sure just look at the sleepy beuty anf snow white
Ring Tailed Lemur
Feb 25 2007, 04:24 AM
QUOTE(MissMelsWell @ Feb 14 2007, 11:27 PM) [snapback]1543790[/snapback]
the creators of Kimba never bothered to fight Disney on the plagerism
i heard disney waited until the creators died and then copied the idea so they wouldn't get sued
Cadetak
Feb 25 2007, 09:12 AM
QUOTE(Ring Tailed Lemur @ Feb 24 2007, 11:24 PM) [snapback]1557186[/snapback]
i heard disney waited until the creators died and then copied the idea so they wouldn't get sued
I wonder if the original people who wrote it even had any copyrights.
Moondoggy
Feb 27 2007, 06:37 AM
All the kiddie shows are a little disturbing. The Mousekateers all were a bunch of little backside grabbing, cigarette smoking super freaks even in the 1950's. Pee Wee Herman? Come on! A name like "Pee Wee?" Did we have any doubt? Captain Kangaroo with that haircut? Mr. Green Jeans? What the hell was in his pants that was green? Ah, the list goes on and on.
HAJiME
Feb 27 2007, 08:28 AM
It's not intentional sextual content. It's like how Song of the South has been banned... wtf? As if they was in any way racism. What a joke.
But in this day and age we go looking for thigns to complain about.
Sexuality is a big part of life and HAS to feature in many films anyway. So unless everyone wants an andronoynous slow white, it's hardly possible to avoid.
As for Kimba... Disney did a better job with Simba, so i couldn't care less.

The lions in the Japanese film are ugly... and it being Japanese has 10 frames per hour.
Western animation has always been far superior and will continue to be. This should give Disney the right to rip any wester tripe off they like.

Nah, i am joking. It's strange how Disney got away with The Lin King. Probably because it is
the best animated film in existance.
firm_mystery_believer
Feb 27 2007, 09:55 PM
Yeah, I get these articles in my email with all of these wierd pictures from Disney movies. I tried forwarding them and attaching them but it didn't work. I can't believe people actually do these kinds of things... exspecially to kids' movies. (kristiniac_@hotmail.com) kristiniac.spaces.live.com
That makes me sick...
QUOTE(Ungodly @ Aug 16 2006, 04:29 PM) [snapback]1310435[/snapback]
A loto f hidden sexual content has been found in almost all animated Disney films. Even I have to admit that some of does look like it was deliberately added. For example, in the Disney film "The Rescuers", you can see an undeniable picture of a topless woman in one of the windows in the background while the two mice are flying through the city in a sardine box. Also in the film Aladdin, you can cleary hear a voice say "Take off your clo..." whille Aladdin is trying to shush the tiger. As for all the other rumors, I think those are BS.
So do you believe that Disney has been hiding sexual content in thier films? For those of you that don't know what I'm talking about...
Vague
Feb 28 2007, 12:20 AM
QUOTE(aquatus1 @ Aug 16 2006, 10:33 AM) [snapback]1310519[/snapback]
It's really no big secret that they do. Animators, when left in enclosed spaces doing repetitive tasks for too long, develop a somewhat quirky sense of humor. Like artists throughout history, they put in little tiny un-asked for details that cause the viewers to go

.
Yeah I think that's a lot of it.
I didn't hear about the naughty message Rafiki says in The Lion King audio book though, that's weird.
This makes me think of what the creators of Looney Toons said when they were confronted on the sometimes excessive violence and racism in the cartoons and how it might affect children.
They said that Looney Toons was never meant for kids.
bluehyatt
Mar 4 2007, 09:14 PM
Also, it's not like they had something totally innocent to build off of in the first place. Most fairy tales are quite violent/sexual in nature. Now that I think of it, Disney plays up the sex part of it more than intentional "dark fairy tale" interpretations- like "Into the Woods"-- which is fantastic, dearies, I highly recommend it. Anyway back to the point:
*Sleeping Beauty had themes of violence, rape, and cannibalism (
Wikipedia article)
*Rapunzel bore the prince's twins in the wilderness, while the witch blinded him by means of thorns in the eyes (
Wikipedia source)
*Little Red Riding Hood has many sexual references in its nature (
Still Wikipedia)
*Snow White's wicked stepmother had hot iron shoes put on her feet- she danced until she fell down dead (
Do I need to say this source? Lol.)
Hawkmason
Mar 7 2007, 07:35 PM
in the Lion King there was nudity in the whole Movie
THOSE ANIMALS WERNT WEARING PANTS!!!!
liVam
Mar 7 2007, 07:45 PM
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I don't think showing death and violence is a terrible thing in a cartoon i would rather have my children exposed to death and violence on tv to prepare them for the real world as they get older then have un prepared for it and experience it for themselves.
Don't you think introducing kids to sex is better than violence?
Tulisin
Mar 7 2007, 08:29 PM
Everything on the OP's list was debunked on snopes a while ago, the only one that might be true is the "sex" leaves in the Lion King, and even those may be "SFX", the swirly leaves were a pretty cool special effect when TLK came out.
Smeagol1
Mar 7 2007, 10:55 PM
QUOTE(MadMachine @ Aug 16 2006, 03:46 PM) [snapback]1310734[/snapback]
Forget the "sexual content." That's nothing.
"The Lion King" had death and violence.

and the word sex in the stars.
The_Wiccan_Psychic
Mar 8 2007, 12:51 AM
QUOTE(rice @ Aug 16 2006, 11:59 AM) [snapback]1310474[/snapback]
yes they do lol
here is the link of the little mermaid movie poster that has a winkie in it..rumors had it that the artist who made the cover or whatever got fired or something like that..and as revenge or joke...the artist added it hehe
http://www.apologitis.com/gr/ancient/eik/s...rartmermaid.jpgOh wow how lame, you are all laughing about a penis...
Kalien
Mar 8 2007, 05:03 AM
QUOTE(HAJiME @ Feb 27 2007, 08:28 AM) [snapback]1559880[/snapback]
Nah, i am joking. It's strange how Disney got away with The Lin King. Probably because it is the best animated film in existance.
No way! Little Mermaid forever <3 I think some Japanese animation is better than western animation, same goes for all other countries that animate anything.
Adult content in Disney movies? THE CHILDREN, WON'T SOMEBODY THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!

.............. MWahahahaha....MWahahaha!!
Almighty89
Mar 15 2007, 05:16 AM
I think they do it so that adults can enjoy the movie too, and laugh, by adding "jokes" that only adults could understand.
That, and bored artists with an awesome sense of humor.
philipkd
Mar 17 2007, 10:42 AM
I think its an individual thing. The life of an animator is actually very boring (draw pictures used for only 1/24 of a second). The temptation to stick crazy things inside (Eg vent sexual frustration) got to be very high!
Bob Saget
Mar 29 2007, 11:13 PM
Now, I know this is not Disney but it is...Does any1 remember that redhead from Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Well,its been reported that when she spins around on a office chair she has no panties I know this because there is a show on TV that shows these kind of things.Also on Aladdin I don't think they say "Take off your clothes" What I heard now this is what I heard + my copy is like 11 years old is "Take off the sound." I think this is because hes telling the tiger to be quiet..soo.....maybe one o the sound guys has a boomstick or something and it catches someones voice.
Bob Saget
Mar 30 2007, 12:05 AM
OOOHHH YEAH! Having growing up with with Rockos Modern Life and so on i think older cartoons were less serious because think its pre 9/11 and pre every thing so i think things were less serious.
And I was watching A episode of Rockos Modern Life being bored one day and I saw this!!...
Rocko and Heffer go to A carnivil and theres a ride operator there and hes talking 2 Rocko and Heffer hes holding DUN DA TA DA! A Playboy magazine with a naked girl on the front.And I saw another episode when Rocko is at his house chasing a fly and his dog is behind him running for the fly and if u look on the wall theres a picture of a girl in a bikini bending over,and! Theres one more episode where Heffer goes over 2 The Bigheads (neigjbors) he barges in runs in the bedroom and screams I NEED YOUR HELPP!!! And when he barges in the guy is putting on his pants while the women is putting on her shirt and there is some sort of rapper on the ground perhaps a Trojan or 2????
airika
Mar 30 2007, 12:17 AM
QUOTE(Bob Saget @ Mar 29 2007, 05:05 PM) [snapback]1605490[/snapback]
OOOHHH YEAH! Having growing up with with Rockos Modern Life and so on i think older cartoons were less serious because think its pre 9/11 and pre every thing so i think things were less serious.
And I was watching A episode of Rockos Modern Life being bored one day and I saw this!!...
Rocko and Heffer go to A carnivil and theres a ride operator there and hes talking 2 Rocko and Heffer hes holding DUN DA TA DA! A Playboy magazine with a naked girl on the front.And I saw another episode when Rocko is at his house chasing a fly and his dog is behind him running for the fly and if u look on the wall theres a picture of a girl in a bikini bending over,and! Theres one more episode where Heffer goes over 2 The Bigheads (neigjbors) he barges in runs in the bedroom and screams I NEED YOUR HELPP!!! And when he barges in the guy is putting on his pants while the women is putting on her shirt and there is some sort of rapper on the ground perhaps a Trojan or 2????
You were only bored...ONE day? *looks with suspicion*
CAptain Scuttle Tew
Mar 30 2007, 12:34 PM
QUOTE(airika @ Mar 30 2007, 12:17 AM) [snapback]1605500[/snapback]
You were only bored...ONE day? *looks with suspicion*
I can’t say about the newer stuff, but I don’t think anyone would have tried it while Walt was alive. Walt was known for looking at each frame of each film before he would approve the release. There is a story about some artists who thought they would have some fun with Walt. For his birthday party, an animator made a short film of Mickey and Minnie doing the “wild thing.” Walt laughed and asked who made it. When the animator came forward, Walt fired him on the spot. My guess would be that if he got so upset over a “joke” that would never be released, I don’t think anyone with the slightest hint of self-preservation would have tried to slip anything past him for release.
Light'sShadow
Apr 6 2007, 12:00 AM
QUOTE(Avinash_Tyagi @ Aug 16 2006, 09:47 PM) [snapback]1310814[/snapback]
Here's a question, what's worse, sex or violence in media?
i would have to say violence
Sex isnt horrible. yet. unless it is pushed on you or you are molested, that is horrible, same with rape
krwetton1
Apr 11 2007, 05:01 AM
QUOTE(DaKong @ Sep 19 2006, 04:27 AM) [snapback]1355863[/snapback]
his land and steals his women (notice there are no guy lions in The Lion King)
if you knew anything, u would know that male lions dont live with other male lions, how could u not know that?
xCrimsonx
Apr 11 2007, 06:00 AM
QUOTE(Ungodly @ Aug 17 2006, 01:59 AM) [snapback]1310435[/snapback]
A loto f hidden sexual content has been found in almost all animated Disney films. Even I have to admit that some of does look like it was deliberately added. For example, in the Disney film "The Rescuers", you can see an undeniable picture of a topless woman in one of the windows in the background while the two mice are flying through the city in a sardine box. Also in the film Aladdin, you can cleary hear a voice say "Take off your clo..." whille Aladdin is trying to shush the tiger. As for all the other rumors, I think those are BS.
So do you believe that Disney has been hiding sexual content in thier films? For those of you that don't know what I'm talking about...
Jessica Rabbit is an absolute hottie. Samuri Jack is a total scrummy hunk of yum.
I know what you mean, seriously, ive always thought that these sort of "puns" in cartoons are there mainly focused at the Adult population. We take our kids to the Cinemas and hope that they dont get what cheeky side of it is all about. Mind you my lil one doesnt miss anything . So yes you do have to be carefull what they do notice.
Joke_Master_Mandy
Apr 11 2007, 09:15 PM
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OOOHHH YEAH! Having growing up with with Rockos Modern Life and so on i think older cartoons were less serious because think its pre 9/11 and pre every thing so i think things were less serious.
And I was watching A episode of Rockos Modern Life being bored one day and I saw this!!...
Rocko and Heffer go to A carnivil and theres a ride operator there and hes talking 2 Rocko and Heffer hes holding DUN DA TA DA! A Playboy magazine with a naked girl on the front.And I saw another episode when Rocko is at his house chasing a fly and his dog is behind him running for the fly and if u look on the wall theres a picture of a girl in a bikini bending over,and! Theres one more episode where Heffer goes over 2 The Bigheads (neigjbors) he barges in runs in the bedroom and screams I NEED YOUR HELPP!!! And when he barges in the guy is putting on his pants while the women is putting on her shirt and there is some sort of rapper on the ground perhaps a Trojan or 2????
Rocko's Modern Life OWNED! I loved that show, I really wish they would put it on DVD. It was also packed with sexual innuendo. I mean, the resturaunt that they always ate at was called "The Chokey Chicken"!(I believe they edited that later in the show and called it "The Chewey Chicken". ) They slip little things like this into lots of kids shows, that's why it's so much fun going back and watching some of the cartoons you did when you were younger.
xCrimsonx
Apr 12 2007, 02:43 AM
QUOTE(Atanerpmav @ Apr 11 2007, 03:30 PM) [snapback]1623251[/snapback]
Jessica Rabbit is an absolute hottie. Samuri Jack is a total scrummy hunk of yum.
I know what you mean, seriously, ive always thought that these sort of "puns" in cartoons are there mainly focused at the Adult population. We take our kids to the Cinemas and hope that they dont get what cheeky side of it is all about. Mind you my lil one doesnt miss anything . So yes you do have to be carefull what they do notice.
Sorry a correction needs to be made, So yes we do have to be carefull what they notice and make sure that we veiw any form of cartoon these days and just make sure we know exactly what there watching. Also the content (jokes story line etc. if i dont like the content, then my kids dont watch it.
Ok I must admit, when the kids are in bed and tucked in with love and care, I LOVE Southpark, Crank Yankers, Tripping The Rift, Boondocks, The Braz Show, etc.
But to all you Mums and dads believe me Its totally worth sitting down and watching "Angry Beavers, Catdog, Spongebob etc, with your kids. Youll see the joy in here eyes, and your ribs will be sore from absolute laughter. Theraputic.... There is a lil kid still, inside us all.
MUM24/7
Apr 12 2007, 04:08 AM
This is silly......Disney represents happiness and fun and adventure for kiddies all around the world...........
Kids don't notice this stuff and they wouldn't know what they're looking at or what to look for.......
Once again adults being the party-poopers here......Believe me, I've seen most of the movies and cartoons mentioned and I never noticed anything 'sticking out'........
chemical-licker
Apr 12 2007, 11:11 AM
classic was rainbow, not disney i know but still made me laugh, zippy is peeling a banana
1 skin
2 skin
3 skin
4 *^^*^^%^&$£" what jeffery
its a classic
American Chupacabra
May 30 2007, 12:47 AM
QUOTE(MUM24/7 @ Apr 11 2007, 11:08 PM) [snapback]1624834[/snapback]
This is silly......Disney represents happiness and fun and adventure for kiddies all around the world...........
Kids don't notice this stuff and they wouldn't know what they're looking at or what to look for.......
Once again adults being the party-poopers here......Believe me, I've seen most of the movies and cartoons mentioned and I never noticed anything 'sticking out'........

If that was meant to be a pun, it wasn't a very good one.
goalienan
May 30 2007, 11:30 AM
When I taught in daycare, the State would not allow us to show any Disney movies, because of he violence...About a month ago, on the Disney Channel, my grandchildren were watching "Handy Manny"...two minutes later "Handy Manny" turned into a full blown spanish porno...needless to say, it was immediately changed, and the toddlers were too young to ask questions..
Affliction
May 30 2007, 02:32 PM
I doubt it happens in any kind of official capacity, I'm sure it's just the work of mischievous animators. I very much doubt that this is harmful.
Zange
Jun 8 2007, 12:44 AM
QUOTE(Alix @ Jan 16 2007, 07:57 PM) [snapback]1504020[/snapback]
[font=Trebuchet MS]Aladdin tells teenagers to take off their clothes.
I forget what it was he REALLY said, but he wasn't telling them to take their clothes off, it just sounded as if he was. I played back the movie over and over just to listen to it. I believe he was saying something to the tiger.
For this it's supposedly someone in the background that says that and yes aladin was saying something to the tiger.
REBEL
Jun 8 2007, 01:41 AM
YES they do the slimmey pervs and its aimed at our kids...my apologies if it offends or has been posted before...
Slime 1Slime 2Slime 3Slime 4And more slime...
Banana Man
Jun 8 2007, 01:05 PM
I do believe they put them in there on purpose.
The___Piper
Jun 8 2007, 09:06 PM
Of course they put them in there on purpose! How could they not? all these movies are cartoons,that means they had to be drawn by cartoonists. And they have to draw the same thing over and over again to get one scene to look right,so there's no way it could be an accident.
Nessieman23
Sep 3 2007, 03:20 AM
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Most would rather their children be exposed to neither at a young age, and rightly so IMO.
However, I personally don't see the merging of flesh as any more obscene than the tearing of flesh.
Eeew! LOL
Personally, I do not see anything wrong with putting quasi-porno in Disney! Heck, I do worse stuff on the walls of my school! (It's not what you think, you're disgusting)
Llucid
Sep 3 2007, 05:15 AM
QUOTE(Nessieman23 @ Sep 2 2007, 11:20 PM)

Eeew! LOL
Personally, I do not see anything wrong with putting quasi-porno in Disney! Heck, I do worse stuff on the walls of my school! (It's not what you think, you're disgusting)
do you even realize the effects that this has on the subconscious mind? even quick flashes of things that you don't consciously notice?
get a clue
Enigman
Sep 3 2007, 07:46 PM
It wouldn't surprise me that Disney animators can be bawdy. If you had work for company that has some sort of perkiness clause in their contract, I too would use my brand of toilet humor just to deal with the stress. Friends of mine who worked for Disneyland (and even Disneyworld) has the same policy where their employees have to put on a facade of happiness in the theme park so not to ruin the enjoyment of its patrons. 8 to 10 hours of unending jolliness can make anyone go mental!
SatyamShivamSundaram
Sep 3 2007, 07:50 PM
I think any child's cartoon today has sooo much sexual content, it's almost rated a porno. there was this one movie my cousin was watching, and it shocked me. when i can remember what it is, I'll be back....
Nessieman23
Sep 4 2007, 12:01 AM
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It wouldn't surprise me that Disney animators can be bawdy. If you had work for company that has some sort of perkiness clause in their contract, I too would use my brand of toilet humor just to deal with the stress. Friends of mine who worked for Disneyland (and even Disneyworld) has the same policy where their employees have to put on a facade of happiness in the theme park so not to ruin the enjoyment of its patrons. 8 to 10 hours of unending jolliness can make anyone go mental!
It'd make ME go mental!
aflac duck
Sep 4 2007, 01:47 AM
QUOTE(sunburst @ Sep 3 2007, 07:50 PM)

I think any child's cartoon today has sooo much sexual content, it's almost rated a porno. there was this one movie my cousin was watching, and it shocked me. when i can remember what it is, I'll be back....
really? if anything..... cartoons today contain almost no sexual content. unless you were watching anime. now does anyone remember tiny toons? i saw a clip recently of that show and it was the episode when i think the blue and pink bunny were in this house by the bayou. the blue rabbit getting buried by the alligator's enormous boobs and his head pops up in between them.. what about the movie Little Nemo? the boy gets his face buried in the dance teacher's boobs too.
SatyamShivamSundaram
Sep 4 2007, 01:49 AM
QUOTE(aflac duck @ Sep 3 2007, 08:47 PM)

really? if anything..... cartoons today contain almost no sexual content. unless you were watching anime. now does anyone remember tiny toons? i saw a clip recently of that show and it was the episode when i think the blue and pink bunny were in this house by the bayou. the blue rabbit getting buried by the alligator's enormous boobs and his head pops up in between them.. what about the movie Little Nemo? the boy gets his face buried in the dance teacher's boobs too.
uh huh, nope it wasn't anime. I know for sure my aunt wouldn't let my 6 year old couisn watch anime until she's 28!!!. damnit, what was the movie again.....
cutycub
Sep 4 2007, 02:07 AM
I think it's just the sexually active minded people that see those things during the movies. They can relate anything to SEX.
kenshinx
Sep 4 2007, 11:54 AM
well i blame disney for my sex-addict
REBEL
Sep 4 2007, 12:18 PM
lol!
I blame too many Playboy & Hustler magazines as a kid...we never had a TV to watch Disney...
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