Episode 687 - Yesterland Tomorrowland

Authored by: kevbot on Saturday, February 27 2010 @ 12:03 PM CST

GREAT episode! Oh, man, I've been waiting for something like this! Now, have Werner back on to talk about the other parks! I want Yestercot!

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Authored by: frandog on Saturday, February 27 2010 @ 01:00 PM CST

I think Scopa is wrong about Alien Encounter. I believe Eisner changed the origional version because it was not scary enough.

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Authored by: richard on Sunday, February 28 2010 @ 10:06 AM CST

This is another show that raises the question "What took you so long?". But it was good to hear from Warner.

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Authored by: gwcahill on Monday, March 01 2010 @ 11:21 AM CST

Great episode!

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What time is the 4 o'clock parade?

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Authored by: Mark on Monday, March 01 2010 @ 01:34 PM CST

The original music for COP with Rex Allen singing and narrating is better than the current version, even though it is the same song and dialogue.

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Authored by: tycho55 on Monday, March 01 2010 @ 02:39 PM CST

PLEASE bring Werner Weiss back for future episodes! Thanks!

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Authored by: Amanda on Tuesday, March 02 2010 @ 02:02 PM CST

Awesome - best show in a long time! I love reminiscing about bygone attractions. I would love to hear more shows along this line, covering other lands/parks. Especially Epcot... it's about time for a good Horizons love-fest! ;)

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Authored by: wumbology on Friday, March 19 2010 @ 11:33 AM CDT

Scopa Fail

[On If You Had Wings]

Annette: Because back in the day when you had to have the tickets, that one didn't require one.

Newell: That was a freebie.

Annette: When you ran out of time-

Newell: That's right.

Annette: When you had no more tickets left, that's where you went.

Scopa (apparently not paying attention): Oh, that must have been an 'A' ticket or a 'B' ticket. Do you remember, Werner, what that... was?

Werner: It was a no-ticket.

Annette: It was a no-ticket.

Werner: It was a sponsored attraction.

Scopa (whisper): It was a no-ticket, huh...

Werner: As Annette just said, you could go on the attraction without a ticket, you could ride it as many times as you wanted without a ticket...

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