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The Figment comic doing well was the one time Bob Iger has ever acknowledged a specific comic book released by Marvel. Of course it didn't inspire him to actually do anything meaningful with Figment after that since he sees JIIWF as "Mission Accomplished", but it's interesting that he cared more...

Best they'll do is "Dreamfinder's Blimp" bucket next year.

Sesame Street has had two theatrical films.

Problem is Linz took over Robin because Vogel's Robin was even worse then his Kermit.

Chris's Mickey is vastly superior to Bret Iwan's. For starters, he can actually emote while doing the voice.

Strange was never really an Avenger for most of his existence. Which is funny because the rest of his Defenders team are all characters that fall under Universal's contract.

The joke is they did a music video with Muppets.

Because he's biased against the stuff Disney's assimilated. Oswald is allowed to have infinite chances because of his historical significance as Walt's first "Not just directly plagiarizing Felix" star, but Muppets must be buried because of Jim's inferiority to Walt.

Twilight Zone is just a framing device for an original story that was presented without said framing device when the attraction was only three years old with that TV movie. The fifth dimension hallway could easily trade out "The stuff from the show's theme song" for something tied more directly...

It's a mix of video and live actors like how the Academy was a mix of video and an animatronic.

Thank goodness there's a beloved video game series that's been running for over 20 years known for Disney Villain team-ups that people have been wanting to get park representation for a long time. Surely they plan on incorporating Keyblades and Heartless and evil trenchcoat organizations into...

Star Tours needs to move to Galaxy's Edge. The spaceport needs a non interactive alternative to Falcon.

Just like Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, whose only recent achievements are "Remake of game generally considered to be a flop" and "Gacha whale bait in a freemium kart racer that's losing players every season as they keep price gouging".

Seeing you get this ed off is the best part of this announcement.

Won an Emmy. Which is more then you can say for a lot of streaming shows that Disney can't be bothered to actually market.

Other then the theme song, the show's soundtrack was pretty much all covers (even including Epcot favorite "True Colors").

Aerosmith was barely enough to engage me to even get on in the first place. Hell, I skipped it on my last trip years ago.

The showrunner actually pitched this retheme alongside the show.

No banjo in his hands. He's just along for the ride.

Hollywood's always been a prominent Muppet setting.