All Epcot, All the Time (aka Has Disney given up on SSE?)

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Hrudey3032

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Did anyone see a couple of months ago the Figment AA's and he car from Horizons that were on ebay?

How did they get here, were they stolen by CM's?

If you are talking about the car from Horizons I saw it at Mouse Surplus while in Florida in March. To anyone wanting to go to Mouse Surplus do not waste your time. It is not what I expected and it is like you are in a scene from Wrong Turn when trying to find it.:eek:
 

EPCOT Explorer

New Member
I'm bored.

Therefore, since you all what being so narration crazy, I proudly present the Spaceship Earth, as narrated by EpcotServo.







Voice:
Radio to Tower. Radio to Tower. This is Spaceship Earth control, welcoming you to that ride you're riding. Presented by Si--Seeemon? Simmons? How to pronounce? Presented by Siemens. Thanks Siemens. Thiemens.

Quick! Destroy where you live with your Finger!

--

Thanks for touching. Now look up at yourself and stare with a blank gaze at your sweaty hair.

--

Gord Jorb! Connecting you to your drunken guide.

--

EpcotServo: Like a grand and miraculous Spaceship, our Planet has cruised by with a low tank of gas and novelty bumper stickers through the eons of time. But where are we going? And what will we find we give up and stop at the nearest Citgo?





Why am I asking you?

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Our story begins here, in this Hole. Here stinky cro-magnet men ate Dinosaur meat and Grunted angerily.

Eventually they went on to write the hit sitcom "Two and a Half Men."

--

Much later, they stopped screwing around and eventually started talking to each other, communicating. Something your failed to do with that girl in High School that you really thought you liked but was too good for you.

--

In Egypto, the communication may have advanced, but the smell of the ages remained.

This unkown Egyption pound reeds flats (We'll call him...Steve for now.) is a slave who's beaten unmercifully. He also invented Paper, in the hopes to print obscene slanders about his captors.

These guys. Take a look at them. TAKE A GOOD LOOK.

--

Up until then, we'd been talking in a series of grunts and ughs, much like Carrie Underwood. Then the Phoenicians, who sold cheap Chinese off-brand knock offs to all of everybody, invented a common language for all of them not to learn. After all they're coming into MY country, and they expect ME to learn THEY'RE LANGUAGE? Heck no.


YOU learn the language...

--

The greeks were great inventors of the Sandal, and also had exceptional skills in the fields of Horses, and College Frat Houses. Here, the famous Greek Play "Avenue Q" enthralls them.

From Philly to Newark, ALL roads led to Rome. In a way, they invented the Internet. But not really.

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Then we hit a roadblock. Someone left the Oven on, and Rome falls. They intend to rebuild it, but don't because it just wouldn't be the same.

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But all is not lost. The ancient Astronauts return to us, and the Onion-People bring great learnings from the stars. Think of it as the first "Mulligan."

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Monks toil endlessly in lonely isolation, because Roger here totally dosen't count as company, lousy slacker.

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Then THIS! The Runny Sauce.

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Much more important, ART starts being good. Sure it was good before, but this is REALLY art. Don't look at the naked chick now!

--

BEHOLD! The Majesty of the -COUGH-SOOAUTUASFG-COUGH- Ceiling.

--

So we set forth on this bold new era of commercialism, with newspapers, phonographs, and stereo Televisions!

--

By 2003 we were blasting dangerous electronic signals all over the darn every where, and in 1908...from somewhere else. MARS.

--

That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.

--
But to get there, we needed something more than just our thinkers, so we put a bunch of trained Monkeys and a lonely Zebra into isolation, and they came up with a new language. Not spoken in words dum-dum, but in big skeery NUMBERS!

--

The next big step came, from all places, this garage in California. Making the powers of COMPUTERS into something everyone could sell junk on. Thanks to this, we could all enjoy digital media, including the hit film "The Matrix".

--

After LITERALLY hundreds of years, here we are. Cold and alone living on the Moon, Having ruined our planet with garbage and Internet Ads. Oh well, better luck next time!

--

What? There's more? FINE. I guess that some people insist there is a "future" even though the Mayans say we're all zilch in 2012. Look deeply into the Blue Lights and SLLEEEPP!!!

--

But first we need to ask a few questions. Don't lie. Liars go to Special Hell.

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What do you enjoy most?

-Home
-Work
-Leisure
-Yelling

--

Where would you like to sleep in the Future?

-In a boat
-In a Pod

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What do you think will kill us all?

-Robots
-Sunspots

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Who's your favorite child? BE HONEST

(Write on Touch Screen)

____________

--

Thanks for not messing up! Now we'll just enter in some new *snicker* technolgy we happend to make up, and then you'll be paired up with a comapanion just like you from our eHarmony Database!

--

ELEVATOR MUSIC

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Great! It's all done. Now watch it. (Teachers, feel free to smoke now)

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YOUR "FUTURE"

--

I think the Future looks absolutly KOOKY don't you? So here's to the next thousand years you lucky so-and-so's!

--


Voice:

Welcome Back Time Travelers. Richard Simmons would like to thank you for riding Spaceship Earth, and hope you don't have too much stock invested in this company. For a better look at the Future, think about this now in a just a few minutes. Then you'll be there!

Watch your step, and don't forget to leave all your Belongings.
:ROFLOL::sohappy:

Well done, Travis.:D
Are you talking about the girl who was in the descent waving to the astronauts? Well, unless they swapped out the AA in the most recent refurb, I don't think Mr./Ms. Caveman is Keiko, because the AA child making the handprint was DEFINITELY there in the '94 version at the same time Keiko was over in Japan. As far as I can tell, the only thing that changed in the caveman scene were the paintings, which are now animated.

Of course, I could be wrong, but I don't think Keiko was ever the child in the caveman scene. Maybe she is now, but I find that highly unlikely...

Not according to Martin...They might have swapped out a arm. And after doing some reading and watching a few vids last night, I do think that the Waving Girl/Keiko/Cave Child in the 2007 Cave scene is new.:shrug::D
 

marni1971

Park History nut
Premium Member
Oh, and as far as the waving girl? I just remembered this. When I was being trained, I was told she is now in the caveman scene. Shes the last AA in the scene with her hand up finger painting on the wall.
Hehe.... more SSE goodness!

The cave-child has been there since 1982; the recent version now has compliance.
Though it`s hard to tell, he/she is actually putting his/her hand onto a paint handprint on the wall infront of him/her.

The waving docking girl in the window existed from 1982 to 1994, at the same time as cave person. It is she who appears to have moved and become Keiko in 1994.

Keikos friend, Jason, appears to have walked over the room and is now watching the moon landing.
 

EPCOT Explorer

New Member
Hehe.... more SSE goodness!

The cave-child has been there since 1982; the recent version now has compliance.
Though it`s hard to tell, he/she is actually putting his/her hand onto a paint handprint on the wall infront of him/her.

The waving docking girl in the window existed from 1982 to 1994, at the same time as cave person. It is she who appears to have moved and become Keiko in 1994.

Keikos friend, Jason, appears to have walked over the room and is now watching the moon landing.

:lol: Knew you would like this...

So maybe they switched out non compliance for Keiko?:lookaroun I hope!:lol:
 

hpyhnt 1000

Well-Known Member
Hehe.... more SSE goodness!

The cave-child has been there since 1982; the recent version now has compliance.
Though it`s hard to tell, he/she is actually putting his/her hand onto a paint handprint on the wall infront of him/her.

The waving docking girl in the window existed from 1982 to 1994, at the same time as cave person. It is she who appears to have moved and become Keiko in 1994.

Keikos friend, Jason, appears to have walked over the room and is now watching the moon landing.

Ah, okay, that helps clear things up a bit. :) I knew Jason was now witnessing the moon landing, but Keiko was a bit of a mystery. Thanks Martin. :wave:
 

aladdin2007

Well-Known Member
Right now it`s virtually frozen. It was going to be massive. What we will finally get who knows.

I would rather just wait a long time, and them do it right and massive, instead of another quick lame redo. The wait would be worth it. But what about Kodak's contract? Isnt it up for renewel by now?
 

Animaniac93-98

Well-Known Member
I see your script Travis and I top you with my own SEE script! One that will actually make the ride cool.

*********************

Announcer: This could be a ride in any Disney Theme Park but it just so happens to be a ride through a big huge ball that not even Tokyo has. So stop complaining about how much better Tokyo Disney is than Walt Disney World, all right?

When you board, please move across your car and remain seated, keeping your hands, arms, feet, legs, tongues, false teeth, bras, plastic appendages, merchandise and relatives inside the vehicle at all times. Thank you.

If you'd like to hear the Spanish version of this spiel, go find yourself a Spanish person to translate it.

Narrator: Do not pull down on the safety bar please, I will lower it for you and heed - wait, why is there no safety bar? What did you punk kids do with it? God, I swear you brats cause more...well never mind that for now.

Here you see a camera to take your picture, it already has so if it turns out bad because I didn't tell you about it soon enough it's because I was looking for the stupid safety bar.

Like the wooden panel station wagon you took to get here, our planet has cruised though time with many obnoxious back seat drivers, always b****ing about what road to turn at and when to stop, it was a real pain to tell you the least. But where are we going? Seriously, I don't know the answer to that question, that's why I'm asking you. You expect me to know? I'm not the answer guy so as far as I know where going no where in particular.

Were merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily on our way...

Ah, we appear to be in caveman times. Here you see how primitive man struggled to survived and first communicate with one another. Here an early Marmaduke strip is begin drawn. It wasn't funny back then either.

In this display we see workers crushing DVD copies of Prince of Egypt because Dreamworks is awful an sinful as everyone here should rightfully know. But we also learn that early egyptions liked very much to draw stuff on walls to communicate and make paper to record and dilver these messages. Marmaduke is still not funny, however, and never will be as we all know.

Remeber how easy it was to learn your ABCs? Unless of course you were that stuipd kid who ate worms at recess and wore that stupid pointed white cone in class. God what a freakin' moron he was! Anyway, the Phoneicians made a language of thier own, but English is way cooler so forget those jerks.

Next we see the Greeks waste thier time as usual, dveloping thought and organizing it neatly. The roads were cool though and all of them led to Rome. Unless you got lost in which case no roads led to rome and you wound up in Paris instead. Good thing I'm driving this Time Machine.

Pirates: *singing* Yo ho, yo ho a priates life for me. We pillage, we plunder we rifle and loot, drink up me hearties yo ho, we burn up the city were really a fright...

Narrator: Burn up the city indeed! Elizabeth Taylor's gonna be p***ed about this!

Our knowledge began to shrink. Shrink I tellz ya!

Announcer: MAG-NI-FI-CA-TION!

Narrator: Can we possibly survive?

No matter, we'll just go into the Reniassance where knights in shinning armour told everyone to get crackin' on new ideas or it's off to the dungeon with ye!

Monks slept, Itlainas painted naked people, some guy invented the printing press which allows religion to be more easily adopted and therefore corrupted by the masses. Hey, I didn't say this time was perfect. But at least the printing press led to such great books as "Painting Frescos for Dummies" and "How to Get Rid of Your 8 Wives".

And now we enter the 19th century (because the last 4 were pretty dumb if you ask me), and technoogy starts to really screw up young folks thinking! Seriosly, telegraphs, newspapers, movin' pictures, ographic records! The works! At least it's easier to bet on sports games now. An yes, Marmaduke is still very much unfunny.

Then people got real smart and decided to dicth you nut cases and go into space! They unfortunately couldn't stay up there because they forgot all thier personal belongings, like hoola hoops, moon boots and various Mattel and Parker Brothers products you see here on this carpet.

But then a new language was made by chicks with afro hair and nerds in thier garages, and lets face it I'm getting bored with this learning crap. That picture I took of yor earlier was goign to be in some Flash video but I got something beter in store fo us! Helmsmen, take us down to 80 fathoms!

Helmsmen: Aye Aye, sir. 8-0 fathoms.

*bubbles appear everywhere*

Narrator: *singing* It's lovely bobbing along, bobbing along on the bottom of the beautiful briny sea. What a chance to get a better peek, at the plants and giant squids of the deep, and

Giant Squid! We gotta get out of here!

*sirens blare as we travel backwards*

I've lost control of this stupid thing! And you thought it was fun to not have a safety bar!

*sirens contune to blare as a here a train whistle approaching and coming ever faster*

I can't change direction, It's coming right at us! AHHHHHHHHHH!

*CRASH, the train hits our vehicle and all goes black*

Where are we?

*voices are heard in the distance*

Singing? Who could that be?

Chorus: *singing* Welcome mes amigos to firendly Mexico....

*puppets on a carousel with bruing red eyes surround our vehicle*

Narrator: AAAAAAHHHHH! I don't want to be in Mexico!

Saleswoman: Senior, you buy this hat here, or I cut you!

*our vehicle turns around*

Hey! you get back here before I cut you!

*music fades as we enter the unload area*

Narrator: Well thank god that's over! If I was you I'd grab your belongs and get out of here. No tellin' what trouble you might find youselves in here!

Announcer: Thank you for flying Easter Arlines, and remember, you do have wings!

Chorus: *singing* You do have wings, you can do all these things, you can widen your world, for you have wings. You do have wings, have wings, have wings. You do...

*********************
 

EPCOT Explorer

New Member
I see your script Travis and I top you with my own SEE script! One that will actually make the ride cool.

*********************

Announcer: This could be a ride in any Disney Theme Park but it just so happens to be a ride through a big huge ball that not even Tokyo has. So stop complaining about how much better Tokyo Disney is than Walt Disney World, all right?

When you board, please move across your car and remain seated, keeping your hands, arms, feet, legs, tongues, false teeth, bras, plastic appendages, merchandise and relatives inside the vehicle at all times. Thank you.

If you'd like to hear the Spanish version of this spiel, go find yourself a Spanish person to translate it.

Narrator: Do not pull down on the safety bar please, I will lower it for you and heed - wait, why is there no safety bar? What did you punk kids do with it? God, I swear you brats cause more...well never mind that for now.

Here you see a camera to take your picture, it already has so if it turns out bad because I didn't tell you about it soon enough it's because I was looking for the stupid safety bar.

Like the wooden panel station wagon you took to get here, our planet has cruised though time with many obnoxious back seat drivers, always b****ing about what road to turn at and when to stop, it was a real pain to tell you the least. But where are we going? Seriously, I don't know the answer to that question, that's why I'm asking you. You expect me to know? I'm not the answer guy so as far as I know where going no where in particular.

Were merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily on our way...

Ah, we appear to be in caveman times. Here you see how primitive man struggled to survived and first communicate with one another. Here an early Marmaduke strip is begin drawn. It wasn't funny back then either.

In this display we see workers crushing DVD copies of Prince of Egypt because Dreamworks is awful an sinful as everyone here should rightfully know. But we also learn that early egyptions liked very much to draw stuff on walls to communicate and make paper to record and dilver these messages. Marmaduke is still not funny, however, and never will be as we all know.

Remeber how easy it was to learn your ABCs? Unless of course you were that stuipd kid who ate worms at recess and wore that stupid pointed white cone in class. God what a freakin' moron he was! Anyway, the Phoneicians made a language of thier own, but English is way cooler so forget those jerks.

Next we see the Greeks waste thier time as usual, dveloping thought and organizing it neatly. The roads were cool though and all of them led to Rome. Unless you got lost in which case no roads led to rome and you wound up in Paris instead. Good thing I'm driving this Time Machine.

Pirates: *singing* Yo ho, yo ho a priates life for me. We pillage, we plunder we rifle and loot, drink up me hearties yo ho, we burn up the city were really a fright...

Narrator: Burn up the city indeed! Elizabeth Taylor's gonna be p***ed about this!

Our knowledge began to shrink. Shrink I tellz ya!

Announcer: MAG-NI-FI-CA-TION!

Narrator: Can we possibly survive?

No matter, we'll just go into the Reniassance where knights in shinning armour told everyone to get crackin' on new ideas or it's off to the dungeon with ye!

Monks slept, Itlainas painted naked people, some guy invented the printing press which allows religion to be more easily adopted and therefore corrupted by the masses. Hey, I didn't say this time was perfect. But at least the printing press led to such great books as "Painting Frescos for Dummies" and "How to Get Rid of Your 8 Wives".

And now we enter the 19th century (because the last 4 were pretty dumb if you ask me), and technoogy starts to really screw up young folks thinking! Seriosly, telegraphs, newspapers, movin' pictures, ographic records! The works! At least it's easier to bet on sports games now. An yes, Marmaduke is still very much unfunny.

Then people got real smart and decided to dicth you nut cases and go into space! They unfortunately couldn't stay up there because they forgot all thier personal belongings, like hoola hoops, moon boots and various Mattel and Parker Brothers products you see here on this carpet.

But then a new language was made by chicks with afro hair and nerds in thier garages, and lets face it I'm getting bored with this learning crap. That picture I took of yor earlier was goign to be in some Flash video but I got something beter in store fo us! Helmsmen, take us down to 80 fathoms!

Helmsmen: Aye Aye, sir. 8-0 fathoms.

*bubbles appear everywhere*

Narrator: *singing* It's lovely bobbing along, bobbing along on the bottom of the beautiful briny sea. What a chance to get a better peek, at the plants and giant squids of the deep, and

Giant Squid! We gotta get out of here!

*sirens blare as we travel backwards*

I've lost control of this stupid thing! And you thought it was fun to not have a safety bar!

*sirens contune to blare as a here a train whistle approaching and coming ever faster*

I can't change direction, It's coming right at us! AHHHHHHHHHH!

*CRASH, the train hits our vehicle and all goes black*

Where are we?

*voices are heard in the distance*

Singing? Who could that be?

Chorus: *singing* Welcome mes amigos to firendly Mexico....

*puppets on a carousel with bruing red eyes surround our vehicle*

Narrator: AAAAAAHHHHH! I don't want to be in Mexico!

Saleswoman: Senior, you buy this hat here, or I cut you!

*our vehicle turns around*

Hey! you get back here before I cut you!

*music fades as we enter the unload area*

Narrator: Well thank god that's over! If I was you I'd grab your belongs and get out of here. No tellin' what trouble you might find youselves in here!

Announcer: Thank you for flying Easter Arlines, and remember, you do have wings!

Chorus: *singing* You do have wings, you can do all these things, you can widen your world, for you have wings. You do have wings, have wings, have wings. You do...

*********************

:ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL:

Fantastic!:D
 

SirGoofy

Member
Meh, they seemed to have stopped working on that real one I thought they were making.
:lol:

Yea, that's honestly why I started it. Who better to write a JC script than a skipper?

I think I've got a nice little(and by little I mean EPIC) story to tell. All depends if I can translate it well from my mind to the paper.:hammer:
 

Lee

Adventurer
Ah, yes...screenplays.
Good luck.
Mine has been floating around LA for about a year and a half.
Thus far...silence.:brick:
 

SirGoofy

Member
Ah, yes...screenplays.
Good luck.
Mine has been floating around LA for about a year and a half.
Thus far...silence.:brick:

Why thank you. I'm honestly going into it as a hobby/labor of love for now.

If it ends up going somewhere, all the better.

Now how do I get a meeting with John Lasseter?:lookaroun
 

hokielutz

Well-Known Member
This is a warning to all those lovers of this thread....

There are only 1,100 posts remaining until this thread reaches a "phase 7" capacity. :eek:
 
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