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The Doctor not sits behind the ticket booth, impersonating a collector. A girl walks to the counter and asks for two tickets, and the Doctor gives them to her free of charge, noting that he isn't entirely without influence. Turning back to the audience, the Doctor recounts that there was once a little bot named [[Mowgli]], and he was lost in a jungle. One day, he met a cobra snake called [[Kaa]]... | The Doctor not sits behind the ticket booth, impersonating a collector. A girl walks to the counter and asks for two tickets, and the Doctor gives them to her free of charge, noting that he isn't entirely without influence. Turning back to the audience, the Doctor recounts that there was once a little bot named [[Mowgli]], and he was lost in a jungle. One day, he met a cobra snake called [[Kaa]]... | ||
: ''In a scene from ''[[The Jungle Book]]'', Kaa sings to Mowgli the song | : ''In a scene from ''[[The Jungle Book]]'', Kaa sings to Mowgli the song ''[[Trust in Me]]'', as he attempts to convince Mowlgi to trust him. As Mowgli is hypnotised and falls asleep in Kaa's coils, Kaa is visited by Shere Khan, who is searching for Mowlgi and suspects Kaa has him. Kaa convinces Shere Khan that he doesn't have Mowgli, and Shere Khan leaves. As Moowgli wakes up, he sees Kaa is planning to eat him. As Kaa's deception is revealed, he tell's Mowgli that he can't trust anyone...'' | ||
[[File:Disney Time Fourth Doctor Robin Hood.jpg|thumb|The Doctor notes that real animals are not much like animated ones, introducing a clip from the documentary ''[[African Lion]]''.]] | [[File:Disney Time Fourth Doctor Robin Hood.jpg|thumb|The Doctor notes that real animals are not much like animated ones, introducing a clip from the documentary ''[[African Lion]]''.]] | ||
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The Doctor states that in the world of fantasy, anything can happen. Beds can fly, fishes can sing and dance, and humans can talk underwater. If the audience think this is far fetched, he says they haven't seen ''[[Bedknobs and Broomsticks]]'. | The Doctor states that in the world of fantasy, anything can happen. Beds can fly, fishes can sing and dance, and humans can talk underwater. If the audience think this is far fetched, he says they haven't seen ''[[Bedknobs and Broomsticks]]'. | ||
: ''In a scene from ''[[Bedknobs and Broomsticks]]', [[Mr Codfish]] meets several humans, and welcomes them to Naboombu lagoon. Miss Prince wants to go up to find the Island of Naboombu, but Mr. Browne encourages her to appreciate the beauty of the atmosphere, singing | : ''In a scene from ''[[Bedknobs and Broomsticks]]', [[Mr Codfish]] meets several humans, and welcomes them to Naboombu lagoon. Miss Prince wants to go up to find the Island of Naboombu, but Mr. Browne encourages her to appreciate the beauty of the atmosphere, singing ''The Beautiful Briny''. The pair eventually begin to dance, and win an undersea dancing competition.'' | ||
The Doctor then announces that Disney is making a new film, entitled ''[[Return of the Big Cat]]'', set to come out at Christmas. No-one has seen it yet, but the Doctor is able to show a preview of it. | The Doctor then announces that Disney is making a new film, entitled ''[[Return of the Big Cat]]'', set to come out at Christmas. No-one has seen it yet, but the Doctor is able to show a preview of it. | ||
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: ''Later, Tia lays in bed, shocked by a vision. She tells Tony that Mr. Bolt will never let them leave, and they have to escape. Tony resists the belief in her vision, but admits that she's right.'' | : ''Later, Tia lays in bed, shocked by a vision. She tells Tony that Mr. Bolt will never let them leave, and they have to escape. Tony resists the belief in her vision, but admits that she's right.'' | ||
The Doctor, now in a movie theatre, muses on the life of [[dog]]s (who, he points out, don't talk and rarely sing) before reminding his audience that all of this is null and void to Disney, at least as far as their film ''[[Lady and the Tramp]]'' is concerned. | |||
: ''In a scene from ''[[Lady and the Tramp]]'', Lady is checked into a dog pound. There, the other dogs are ecstatic to see such a high-class animal at the kennel. The dog Peg comes to her defense. Lady has a licensed on her collar, which giver her higher status in the human world and "freedom." The other dogs offhandedly mention "the Tramp," a womanizing stray who continues to evade being captured. Peg sings ''He's a Tramp''.'' | |||
[[File:Fourth_Doctor_in_Disney_Time_1975.jpg|thumb|"It's from the Brigadier. He's in trouble again."]] | [[File:Fourth_Doctor_in_Disney_Time_1975.jpg|thumb|"It's from the Brigadier. He's in trouble again."]] | ||
The camera then cuts to the Doctor, alone in the cinema as the screening concludes. Even as he prepares to tell one more story, an anonymous hand rises from between the rows, holding a piece of paper. After reading this, the Doctor explains that it is a message from [[Alastair Lethbridge-Stewart|the Brigadier]], who is "in trouble again", and needs his scientific advisor's help. The Doctor hurriedly returns to the TARDIS, telling his audience "And now it's time to say goodbye to all of you. But I'll be seeing you again soon. Next Saturday, in fact. Goodbye!" He enters the TARDIS, which dematerialises. | The camera then cuts to the Doctor, alone in the cinema as the screening concludes. Even as he prepares to tell one more story, an anonymous hand rises from between the rows, holding a piece of paper. After reading this, the Doctor explains that it is a message from [[Alastair Lethbridge-Stewart|the Brigadier]], who is "in trouble again", and needs his scientific advisor's help. The Doctor hurriedly returns to the TARDIS, telling his audience "And now it's time to say goodbye to all of you. But I'll be seeing you again soon. Next Saturday, in fact. Goodbye!" He enters the TARDIS, which dematerialises. | ||
