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Here's another Stitch and Experiments episode and this one centers around Elvis. After all the original movie did have more Elvis songs than any other and I had to do an episode around the King. This aired on Disney's One Saturday Morning on December 2 2017 and here it is.STITCH AND EXPERIMENTS S1E9 “IT’S GOOD TO BE THE KING”
INT TOM SCHUMACHER HIGH DAY
LILO AND HER CLASSMATES ARE ABOUT TO GO TO THEIR MUSIC CLASS
Lilo: My video presentation will have Mr Menken and Mrs Montan begging for more!
Mertle: Well I wanna ask how you got Stitch into the school.
Lilo: Well because he was a star and co-director!
Stitch: I’ll accept my Oscar!
Victoria: Well they’re about to be here any minute!
MR MENKEN COMES IN
Mr Menken: Good morning, all my music representatives! Your video essays are due!
Mrs Montan: Who will be the first to present? Victoria Deja with Britney Spears, Keoni Jameson with Will Smith, Mertle Edmonds with No Doubt or Lilo Pelekai with Elvis Presley!
Mr Menken: Lilo, she has promise!
Stitch: Good luck, Lilo!
Mr Menken: Who is that?
Lilo: I think the better question is “what is that”, well he’s my adoptive alien friend Stitch and he played a part in my video presentation as he was the co-director and star of a video history of the king of rock and roll Elvis!
(STITCH AND EXPERIMENTS INTRO PLAYING)
Stitch: Tooki Bah Wah Bah!
Singers STITCH! AND EXPERIMENTS!
Stitch: Turn around now!
Singers STITCH! AND EXPERIMENTS!
Stitch: Come on, come on.
The name’s Stitch so I’ll give you the sitch
I’m an alien experiment number 626
I’m smart mischievous cute and fluffy
All rolled up in one package, isn’t that lovely!
I got a lot of cousins in one big “Ohana”
Helping out each other just in case we wanna
Lilo’s got my back whenever danger would attack
And I’ve got strength in numbers and that’s a fact!
Everyone is like a brother or a sister!
Even when you’re gone I’m not gonna miss ya!
If you don’t like it then Meega Nala Kweesta!
That’s Tantalog for kiss my keister!
Singers STITCH! AND EXPERIMENTS!
Stitch: Turn around now!
Singers STITCH! AND EXPERIMENTS!
Stitch: One big Ohana!
Singers STITCH! AND EXPERIMENTS!
Stitch: Turn around now!
Singers STITCH! AND EXPERIMENTS!
Stitch: One big Ohana!
Stitch: The name is Stitch!
DISNEY’S STITCH AND EXPERIMENTS
Based upon the characters created by CHRIS SANDERS and DEAN DeBLOIS
Developed for Television by CHRIS SANDERS DEAN DeBLOIS SCOTT RUDIN RICHARD RAYNIS FORD RILEY HARRY SHOEMAKER
LILO’S VIDEO PRESENTATION IS PLAYING
MONTAGE OF ELVIS’S BEST SCENES PLAYING
“IT’S GOOD TO BE THE KING”
Lilo (voiceover): Elvis Presley, the biggest member of rock and roll royalty! He is one of the most influential musical geniuses to ever walk the Earth, right up there with Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, Michael Jackson and David Bowie just to name a few!
Written by HARRY SHOEMAKER CHRIS SANDERS and SCOTT RUDIN
Lilo (voiceover): But in order to know about the King better we need to go into his long history so we can see why he’s among the best when it comes to popular music!
Directed by TONY CRAIG CHRIS SANDERS and DAVID SILVERMAN
GRAPHICS SAY “1935”
Lilo (voiceover): The year was 1935, Babe Ruth hit his final home run before his retirement, Warner Bros gave America their first ever Looney Tunes star when Porky Pig first came onto the screen in “I Haven’t Got a Hat” and somewhere in Tupelo Mississippi…
INT MUSIC CLASS
Mertle: I’m surprised that you managed to spell it right!
BACK TO THE VIDEO
INT HOSPITAL
Lilo (voiceover): An incredible birth is about to take place!
PLEAKLEY IS DRESSED AS A NURSE WHILE NANI IS DRESSED AS ELVIS’S MOTHER
Pleakley: One more big push!
Lilo (voiceover): A legend in the making would be born!
Pleakley: Congratulations Mrs Presley, it’s a boy!
A BABY-FIED VERSION OF STITCH IS SHOWN SYMBOLIZING THAT HE IS ELVIS
Lilo: For some of the effects we used some of Stitch’s cousins.
Victoria: So you couldn’t get any touch of Industrial Light and Magic?
Lilo: Well if Roger Corman can talk about a film’s budget on a pay phone, shoot the movie in the booth and fund it by the coins in the change slot I could pull it off of my cell phone, shoot it in Stitch’s room and fund it by my allowance!
Lilo (voiceover): While Elvis’s parents had an unusual family tree and had a twin brother who would never be heard from again the first true signs that his life would change would be at a talent show when he performed “Old Shep”.
Stitch (dubbed by Elvis): When I was a lad
And Old Shep was a pup
Over hills and meadows we’d stray
Mertle: Nice effect!
Lilo: Kind of seamless!
Teacher: Thank you Elvis!
Stitch (dubbed by an Elvis impersonator): Thank you, thank you very much!
Keoni: Now you got a guy who sounds like either Elvis or Johnny Bravo!
Lilo (voiceover): Even though he was placed eighth, this event would later lead this young man into a music career.
COMMERCIAL BREAK
ACT II
LILO’S VIDEO CONTINUES
Lilo (voiceover): 7 years later Elvis moved to his more humble home of Memphis Tennessee, started playing guitar regularly and then in 1953, after many judge criticisms…
Judge: I’m afraid you’re just too darn loud!
Lilo (voiceover): He finally got into the offices of Sun Records where he was payed a few minutes to record a two-sided phonograph called “My Happiness” and “That’s When Your Heartaches Begin” and then after a few tries and fails he finally got his big break with his first ever album which was self-titled after him! To which he said to his agent...
STITCH IS NOW WEARING ELVIS’S SUIT, PANTS AND HAIR AND HIS AGENT IS REUBEN
Stitch: Woah, 25 grand?! I’ll do it!
Reuben: Just sign right here, here, here and initial here!
Elena: Are you sure you’re doing this in chronological order?
Lilo: If I’m gonna have some continuity errors then I should be having a kid by now!
Lilo (voiceover): By the mid-50s, Elvis was going from a common name to a household name when he made his first recording of the one and only “Heartbreak Hotel”.
Stitch: Okay, ready to go?
AUDIO ENGINEERS ARE SAMPLE AND SPARKY
Sparky: Ready to go future King!
Stitch: “King” that does have a nice ring to it. Okay, one, two..
Well since my baby left me, I found a new place to dwell
Well it’s down the end of Lonely Street at Heartbreak Hotel
Where I’ll be so lonely baby, Well I’m so lonely,
Well I’m so lonely, I could die!
Lilo (voiceover): Around that same time he did a cover of the rockabilly hit song “Blue Suede Shoes”
Stitch: Well it’s one for the money,
Two for the show,
Three to get ready
Now go cat go
But don’t you step on my Blue Suede Shoes!
You can do anything but stay off my Blue Suede Shoes!
Lilo (voiceover): And with the multiple performances at venues across the country he landed his first national TV gig on the Milton Berle Show as well as Ed Sullivan performing one of his most successful songs ever…
Stitch: You ain’t nothing but a Hound Dog, crying all the time!
You ain’t nothing but a Hound Doug, crying all the time!
Well you ain’t never caught a rabbit and you ain’t no friend of mine!
EXPERIMENTS CHEER IN THE AUDIENCE
Bonnie: ELVIS! YOU ARE BIGGER THAN SINATRA!
Clyde: YOU CAN TAKE OLD BLUE EYES AND MAKE THEM BLACK AND BLUE!
Thresher: Please, Mr Presley does not want to be pestered by you pesky fans!
Slushy: Back off, nothing to see here!
Lilo (voiceover): With all of his fans across the US, he would eventually have a career in feature films starting with 1956’s “Love Me Tender” which $4.5 million on a $1.25 million budget and got lukewarm critical reception at best. Along with the death of his mother and his army days he would still return to film and television and of course music, despite growing popularity of singers and bands like Marvin Gaye, Bob Dylan, Peter Paul and Mary and of course The Beatles!
Teresa: You had to mention them didn’t you!
Lilo: Well you had to do it!
Stitch: Quiet, the movie’s still running!
COMMERCIAL BREAK
ACT III
LILO’S PRESENTATION IS STILL GOING ON
Lilo (voiceover): During the 60s, Elvis was an icon but he had to take a break from his usual stuff for a while to make way for The Kinks, The Who, Queen and so on and so on. Then in 1968 after making films like “Viva Las Vegas”, “Paradise Hawaiian Style”, and “Flaming Vein” in which the box office results were mild and the critics were brutal…
PLEAKLEY AND JUMBA ARE DRESSED AS GENE SISKEL AND ROGER EBERT GIVING THEM A “THUMBS DOWN”
Jumba and Pleakley: THUMBS DOWN!
Lilo (voiceover): He made a comeback where he was… a little chubby!
Yuki: How did you get that effect?
Lilo: In some shots I used Frenchfry to fatten Stitch up and in others I used Cannonball and they were digitally composited with Stitch’s head and body! This is kind of my way of having my peanut butter and banana sandwich and eating it too!
MONTAGE OF STITCH SHAKING HANDS WITH NIXON (PLAYED BY EVILE), FILMING “BLUE HAWAII”, AND MARRYING PRISCILLA (PLAYED BY ANGEL)
Lilo (voiceover): Even after meeting President Richard Nixon, filming “Blue Hawaii” and marrying Priscilla Presley, more artists like Bruce Springsteen, Tom Jones, Cher, Aerosmith, The Jackson 5 and so many disco bands would overshadow this icon but then of course Elvis eventually passed away in 1977 due to heart failures!
Angel: Elvis! Why couldn’t you have taken me with you?!
Lilo (voiceover): Even though there are some debates on what happened to him in the afterlife…
NOSY AS A SUPERMARKET TABLOID READER SHOUTS THE FOLLOWING HEADLINE
Nosy: Elvis isn’t dead, he was just living in a trailer park around the Jersey turnpike!
Cannonball: He was cremated!
Holio: He was taken into a black hole!
Lonelyhearts: He faked his own death!
Gantu: He was abducted by aliens!
MONTAGE OF EVERYTHING THAT LILO WILL SAY GOES ON INCLUDING A CAMEO FROM THE SUNBURNT TOURIST WHO EATS ICE CREAM AS AN ELVIS IMPERSONATOR
Lilo (voiceover): His music would live on forever and artists would follow in his footsteps and become just as if not more successful than Elvis including Bruce Springsteen, Michael Jackson, David Bowie, Guns N Roses, Kurt Cobain, Will Smith, Britney Spears, Mariah Carey, Brandy, Monica and Steven Tyler just to name a few. Not to mention the many covers of his famous songs, remixes and various Elvis impersonators! But no matter who covers his songs, who impersonates him or even how he’s portrayed as a young man who’s all shook up or a fat guy who is near death’s door he will always be the king of rock and roll!
CAPTION SAYING “THE END”
Mr Menken: So that was Lilo’s presentation.
Mrs Montan: Any questions? Comments? Critiques?
Mertle: I have something to say for Lilo…
Lilo: Is it because I didn’t really do my homework too much?
Mertle: Actually it’s something else…
A*TEENS’S VERSION OF “CAN’T HELP FALLING IN LOVE” PLAYS IN THE BACKGROUND
Mertle: You’ve really outdone yourself!
Teresa, Elena, Victoria and Yuki: YEAH!
Lilo: You mean you like it?
Mertle: Yes!
Keoni: It’s no masterpiece by any means but at least people can get a laugh out of it!
Stitch: Come on! I was great!
Victoria: What about our others?
Mr Menken: We’ll cover them after hours!
BELL RINGS
INT STITCH’S ROOM
Sparky: Stitch! How’s it going?
Stitch: The class loved it!
Clip: They loved my hair and makeup!
Angel: They loved my performance!
Frenchfry: Magnifique!
Sample: Sweet!
Slushy: Do you think about distribution?
Stitch: Naga-Takabah! Stitch does not sell out!
Executive Producers
CHRIS SANDERS
DEAN DeBLOIS
SCOTT RUDIN
RICHARD RAYNIS
FORD RILEY
HARRY SHOEMAKER
Co-Producers
TONY CRAIG
ROBERTS GANNAWAY
JESS WINFIELD
ADAM SCHROEDER
Producers
DON HAHN
CLARK SPENCER
JENNIFER LEE
PETER DEL VECHO
ROY CONLI
Co-Writers
DAVID X COHEN
CHRIS SANDERS
Story Editors
LINDA WOOLVERTON
BOB SCHOOLEY
MARK McCORKLE
AL JEAN
MIKE REISS
Staff Writers
PAUL GERMAIN
JOE ANSOLOBOHERE
MATT GROENING
LINDA WOOLVERTON
DOUG WALKER
Cast
Stitch: DEE BRADLEY BAKER
Angel: TARA STRONG
Sparky/Mrs Montan: BILLY WEST
Slushy: GREG CIPES
Thresher: TOM KENNY
Reuben/Frenchfry: ROB PAULSEN
Bonnie: NIKA FUTTERMAN
Clyde; JOHN DiMAGGIO
Sample/Elvis Impersonator: JEFF BENNETT
Nosy: BOBCAT GOLDTHWAIT
Holio: LANE TORAN
Lonelyhearts: JENNIFER HALE
Cannonball: JUSTIN SHENKAROW
Clip: GREY GRIFFIN
Jumba: MAURICE LaMARCHE
Pleakley: KEVIN MacDONALD
Lilo: LAUREN TOM
Nani: TIA CARRERE
Mertle: LILIANA MUMY
Teresa: FRANCESCA MARIE SMITH
Victoria: JESSICA DiCICCO
Elena: NANCY CARTWRIGHT
Yuki: PAMELA ADLON
Keoni: WILL FRIEDLE
Mr Menken: MARC THOMPSON
Gantu: KEVIN MICHAEL RICHARDSON
Judge: DAVID KAUFMAN
Additional voices
CHARLIE ADLER
PAMELA ADLON
CARLOS ALAZRAQUI
HANK AZARIA
NICK BAKAY
DEE BRADLEY BAKER
JEFF BENNETT
BOB BERGEN
GREGG BERGER
JEFF BERGMAN
STEVEN BLUM
COREY BURTON
NANCY CARTWRIGHT
DAN CASTELLANETA
CATHY CAVADINI
GREG CIPES
CAM CLARKE
PETER CULLEN
JIM CUMMINGS
EG DAILY
DEBI DERRYBERRY
JESSICA DiCICCO
JOHN DiMAGGIO
BILL FARMER
WILL FRIEDLE
NIKA FUTTERMAN
GREY GRIFFIN
OLIVIA HACK
JESS HARNELL
RICHARD STEVEN HORVITZ
TOM KANE
TOM KENNY
MAURICE LaMARCHE
PHIL LaMARR
TRESS MacNEILLE
JASON MARSDEN
MONA MARSHALL
ANNDI McAFEE
SCOTT MENVILLE
LARA JILL MILLER
CAND MILO
LILIANA MUMY
NICOLE OLIVER
ROB PAULSEN
KEVIN MICHAEL RICHARDSON
PAUL RUGG
CHRIS SANDERS
JOSHUA SETH
JUSTIN SHENKAROW
FRANCESCA MARIE SMITH
KATH SOUCIE
TARA STRONG
CREE SUMMER
VERONICA TAYLOR
JAMES ARNOLD TAYLOR
LAUREN TOM
LANE TORAN
COLLEEN VILLARD
KARI WAHLGREN
FRANK WELKER
BILLY WEST
APRIL WINCHELL
Casting by HARRY SHOEMAKER
Casting Associates MIKE FENTON LINDA GORDON JUDY TAYLOR BARRY MOSS JANE JENKINS JANET HIRSHENSON DEBRA ZANE DAVID RUBIN RUTH LAMBERT MARION DOUGHERTY and JAMIE SPARER ROBERTS
Vocal Directors JAMIE THOMASON and ANDREA ROMANO
Music by MARC SHAIMAN
“OLD SHEP”
Written by RED FOLEY
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
“MY HAPPINESS”
Written by BETTY PETERSON BLASCO and BORNEY BERGANTINE
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
“THAT’S WHERE YOUR HEARTACHES BEGIN”
Written by FRED FISHER WILLIAM RASKIN and BILLY HILL
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
Courtesy of RCA Records
“HEARTBREAK HOTEL”
Written by MAE BOREN AXTON and THOMAS DURDEN
Produced by STEVE SHOLES and ELVIS PRESLEY
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
Courtesy of RCA Records
“BLUE SUEDE SHOES”
Written by CARL PERKINS
Produced by STEVE SHOLES
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
Courtesy of RCA Records
“HOUND DOG”
Written by JERRY LEIBER and MIKE STOLLER
Produced by JOHNNY OTIS
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
Courtesy of Peacock Records
“LOVE ME TENDER”
Written by GEORGE R POULTON and KEN DARBY
Produced by ERNIE OELHRICH and THORNE NORGAR
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
Courtesy of RCA Records
“ALL SHOOK UP”
Written by ELVIS PRESLEY and OTIS BLACKWELL
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
Courtesy of RCA Records
“VIVA LAS VEGAS”
Written by DOC POMUS and MORT SHUMAN
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
Courtesy of RCA Records
“JAILHOUSE ROCK”
Written and produced by JERRY LEIBER and MIKE STOLLER
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
Courtesy of RCA Records
“SUSPICIOUS MINDS”
Written by MARK JAMES
Produced by CHIPS MOMAN and FELTON JARVIS
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
Courtesy of RCA Records
“BURNING LOVE”
Written by DENNIS LINDE
Produced by FELTON JARVIS
Performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
Courtesy of RCA Records
“CAN’T HELP FALLING IN LOVE”
Written by HUGO PERETTI LUIGI CREATORE and GEORGE DAVID WEISS
Produced and performed by ELVIS PRESLEY
Courtesy of RCA Records
“CAN’T HELP FALLING IN LOVE (2002 VERSION)”
Written by HUGO PERETTI LUIGI CREATORE and GEORGE DAVID WEISS
Produced by MARK HAMMOND
Performed by A*TEENS
Courtesy of Walt Disney Records and Universal Music Group
Theme song performed by DEE BRADLEY BAKER and LUKE SKI
Written by WILL SMITH CHRIS SANDERS TONY GOLDMARK HARRY SHOEMAKER LUKE SKI and DEE BRADLEY BAKER
End credits music by ALAN SILVESTRI and WILLIAM ROSS
Character Designer CHRIS SANDERS
Background Designer PAUL FELIX
Prop Designer GREG GULER
Storyboard Artists
DON BLUTH
TOBY BLUTH
RICHARD RICH
BURNY MATTINSON
RON CLEMENTS
JOHN MUSKER
GLEN KEANE
MIKE GABRIEL
GARY TROUSDALE
KIRK WISE
DARRELL ROONEY
PAT VENTURA
LARRY LEKER
JAMES FUJII
REBECCA REES
BRENDA CHAPMAN
ANDY GASKILL
ROGER ALLERS
ROB MINKOFF
TOM SITO
MICHAEL GIAMO
ED GOMBERT
BARRY JOHNSON
BRUCE MORRIS
DON DOUGHERTY
MARK KENNEDY
KELLY WIGHTMAN
RANDY CARTWRIGHT
THOM ENRIQUEZ
VICTOR COOK
HOWY PARKINS
BRIAN PIMENTAL
KEVIN LIMA
CAROLE HOLLIDAY
PIXOTE HUNT
FRANCIS GLEBAS
FRANS VISCHER
RALPH ZONDAG
DICK ZONDAG
MARK DINDAL
CHRIS WILLIAMS
CHUCK SHEETZ
KIRK HANSON
DAVE GOETZ
KEVIN HARKEY
JEFF SNOW
CHRIS SANDERS
DEAN DeBLOIS
DAVID BLOCK
JOHN SANFORD
STEPHEN ANDERSON
CRAIG BARTLETT
MATT GROENING
BOB SCHOOLEY
MARK McCORKLE
RICHARD RAYNIS
NATHAN GRENO
RICH MOORE
BRUCE TIMM
BYRON HOWARD
DON HALL
CHRIS SAVINO
JOE MURRAY
BOB CAMP
DAN POVENMIRE
JEFF “SWAMPY” MARSH
WES ARCHER
STEVE SOCKI
VAN PARTIBLE
STEVE HICKNER
ERIK RADOMSKI
SETH KEARSLEY
STEVE LOTER
PEIT KROON
STEVE MOORE
DEREK DRYMOND
JOHN DYKSTRA
RICH AARONS
HARRY SABIN
KIRK TINGBLAD
DAVID SILVERMAN
TONY CRAIG
ROBERTS GANNAWAY
SPIKE BRANDT
TONY CERVONE
GENNDY TARTAKOVSKY
CRAIG McCRACKEN
LAUREN FAUST
DAVID P STEPHAN
DEAN WELLINS
ROB RENZETTI
JOHN RIPA
SIMON WELLES
PAUL RUDISH
IRENE KATZENBERG
MAX SPIELBERG
JOEY LASSETTER
CHUCK HARVEY
JEREMY SPEARS
ROBERT HUGHES
MIKE DISA
BOB DOUCETTE
MARTIN OLSON
TOM WARBURTON
STEPHEN SILVER
LUKE SKI
ALEXANDER ZEMECKIS
PETE DOCTER
ANDREW STANTON
RICK CARTER II
CHLOE SONNENFELD
TOM REUGGER
JASON REITMAN
SKIP JONES
MONICA MICHENER
BRANDY BERMAN
DAVIS STILLER
CODY CAMERON
GREG FORD
TERRY LENNON
HENRY KRISCHNER
MARK MAREK
PENDLETON WARD
SYLVIA SELICK
PAUL BRIZZI
GETAN BRIZZI
MO WILLEMS
BO WARNER
BUTCH HARTMAN JR
JOE GRANT II
JOE RANFT II
ARLENE KLASKY
GABOR CUSPO
LUNA WELCH
BRITNEY SPADE
LUCAS EGGLESTON
CHRISTIAN SAMPSON OLSEN CAMPBELL
SABRINA HARRISON HAMILTON WILSON
Animation by DISNEY ANIMATION STUDIOS
Character Animators
DON BLUTH
GARY GOLDMAN
BRAD BIRD
GEORGE SCRIBNER
GLEN KEANE
MATTHEW O’CALLAGHAN
HENDEL BUTOY
KATHY ZIELINSKI
JAMES BAXTER
BRAD KUHA
DUNCAN MARJORIBANKS
RANDY CARTWRIGHT
DOUG KROHN
ROB MINKOFF
TONY FUCILE
MICHAEL SURREY
TIM ALLEN
DAVID P STEPHAN
ALEX WILLIAMS
MIKE GABRIEL
ERIC GOLDBERG
TOM SITO
DAVE PRUIKSMA
RUSS EDMONDS
JERRY REES
RON TIPPE
YVETTE KAPLAN
JAY JACKSON
JOE HADIAR
MIKE SWOFFORD
ELLEN WOODBURY
CHRIS BAILEY
KEN DUNCAN
JAMES LOPEZ
BRIAN FERGUSON
TONY BANCROFT
BARRY COOK
MARK HENN
RUBEN AQUINO
T DANIEL HOSFTEDT
BROOSE JOHNSON
JEFFREY J VARAB
TOM BANCROFT
BARRY TEMPLE
CHRIS BUCK
RANDY HAYCOCK
DAVID HANCOCK
DEAN WELLINS
NIK RANIERI
BRUCE W SMITH
DALE L BAER
FRANS VISCHER
RICK FARMILOE
DAN WAGNER
BOB SCOTT
JOHN POMEROY
MICHAEL CEDENO
ANTHONY DeROSA
RON HUSBAND
TRAVIS BLAISE
SHAWN E KELLER
ANDREAS DEJA
ALEX KUPERSHMIDT
PHIL MORRIS
BOB BRYAN
NANCY BEIMAN
TOM GATLEY
JAMES BAKER
AARON BLAISE
WILL FINN
MARK DINDAL
STEPHEN ANDERSON
ADAM DYKSTRA
BYRON HOWARD
SPIKE BRANDT
TONY CERVONE
ALAN SMART
CRAIG McCRACKEN
LAUREN FAUST
TUCK TUCKER
IAN HARROWELL
DARRELL VAN CITTERS
DAVID FIESS
GENNDY TARTAKOVSKY
MATTHEW BATES
BRUCE WOODSIDE
DAVE SPAFFORD
ROB RENZETTI
MICHAEL SHOW
JOHN RIPA
PHIL NIBBELINK
JOEY LASSETTER
CHUCK HARVEY
DAVE WOODMAN
MIKE DISA
DAVIS STILLER
BILL KROYER
MARK MAREK
DOMINIQUE MONFEREY
SERGIO PABLOS
JUNE SCHUMACHER SHERMAN
Clean-Up Animators
DEBRA ARMSTRONG
BRETT NEWTON
NANCY KINEP
MARTY KNORTH
BILL BERG
RENEE HOLT
SUSAN GOLDBERG
SCOTT ANDERSON
BRIAN CLIFT
TAO NGUYEN
RACHEL R BIBB
DANIEL A GRACEY
KATHLEEN M BAILEY
MIKE DISA
Effects Animators
MARK DINDAL
JEFF DUTTON
TINA PRICE
BARRY COOK
MICHELE GAGNE
DON PAUL
ED COFFEY
MARK MYER
RANDY FULLMER
TONY WEST
MIKE DISA
Layout Artists
RASOUL AZADANI
ANDY GASKILL
DARRELL ROONEY
PIXOTE HUNT
Backgrounds
DOUG BALL
DAN ST PIERRE
HANS BACHER
DONALD A TOWNES
RIC SLUTIER
KATHY ALTIERI
Art Directors
PAUL FELIX
RICHARD VANDER WENDE
ANDY GASKILL
BILL PERKINS
RIC SLUITER
BRIAN McENTEE
DAVE GOETZ
ED GHERTNER
Overseas Animation by ATOMIC CARTOONS
Color Stylist PAUL FELIX
Digital Ink and Paint Supervisor DEXTER P
Editorial
Main editor DARREN T HOLMES
Supervising editor TONY MIZGALSKI
Assistant editors DAN MOLINA H LEE PETERSON TOM FINAN MICHAEL KELLY GREGORY PERLER CHUCK WILLIAMS
Sound Designer GARY RYDSTROM
Post Production by SETHMAKER SHOEMYERS PRODUCTIONS
Re-Recording Mixer CHRIS BOYES
Assistant to Mr Raynis JEFF KLINE
Assistant to Mr Rudin PAM BRADY
Assistant to Mr Riley JESS WINFIELD
Assistant to Mr Shoemaker MIKE SHOEMAKER
Assistant to Mr Sanders CLARK SPENCER
Assistant to Mr DeBlois CHRIS SANDERS
Special Thanks
MICHAEL EISNER
TOM SCHUMACHER
BOB IGER
JOHN LASSETTER
ELVIS PRESLEY
CHRIS MONTAN
ALAN MENKEN
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And here's today's lineup
8:00 AM Stitch and Experiments "It's Good to be the King"
8:30 AM Doug "Patti's Dad Dilemma"
9:00 AM Recess "Yope from Norway/Bonky Fever"
9:30 AM Pepper Ann "TGIF/Spice of Life"
10:00 AM The Weekenders "Careers/Tutors"
10:30 AM Stitch and Experiments "The Night That Lilo's Parents Died"
11:00 AM Pepper Ann "Soccer Season/Crush and Burn"
11:30 AM Kim Possible "The Full Monkey"
12:00 PM The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh "Easy Come Easy Gopher/Invasion of the Pooh Snatchers"
12:30 PM Recess "Library Kid/The Ratings Game"
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Which Elvis song was your favorite and which part of this episode was your favorite?
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Jeff Bennett as the Elvis impersonator? I see what you did there.
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Well thank you, thank you very much.
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Will Mrs. Montan's voice sound like that of Anita Bidet from The Oblongs?
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Well more like Mrs Grimley from that As Told by Ginger episode "Driven to Extremes". Ironically enough, Ginger's voice actress Melissa Disney was my first choice for Lilo but then I decided on Lauren Tom.
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Wow, that is something! Most people just never read the story!
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Because they have the IQ of like 25 or something.
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