Dinosaur’s Last Ride, Tron Goes Red, and the Cars That Saved California Adventure
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Episode Description
Len Testa and Jim Hill return with a Disney Dish full of hard-hitting questions like: is a popcorn bucket a collectible, a food container, or proof of life’s absurdity? Along the way, they tackle Disney’s latest surveys, new overlays, and a franchise that almost stalled out before becoming a billion-dollar juggernaut.
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Disney sets the closing date for Dinosaur at Animal Kingdom and spruces up Carousel of Progress with a new Walt Disney animatronic
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Tron Lightcycle Run trades neon blue for Nine Inch Nails red in a Tron: Ares overlay
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Disneyland Paris ticket pricing hints at when World of Frozen may open in 2026
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Universal ponders the true meaning of souvenir popcorn buckets, from Aristotle to social media influencers
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Jim explains how Pixar’s Cars almost didn’t get made — and how Radiator Springs ended up saving Disney California Adventure
From castle cake flashbacks to Schrödinger’s popcorn, this episode mixes history, news, and a little bit of existential dread — all with the usual Testa-Hill banter.
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