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Old 07-17-2005, 08:39 PM   #1
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TV "The House Meets the Mouse"

Do you remember the episode called "The House Meets the Mouse" where the Tanners spent a vacation at Disney World? That's was a great episode in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Disney Parks including Disneyland, Disney World and other theme parks as part of the 50th anniversary. There are other episodes about Disney World, one is "Family Matters", "Boy Meets World" and "Roseanne". All four of the shows that took place at a same location as all four shows are part of the 50th anniversary of the Disney theme parks. As you might say that 50 years ago today, Disneyland opened its gates in Anaheim, CA. Any questions about the episode?
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Old 07-17-2005, 11:59 PM   #2
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I liked that episode. Steve even played Aladian in it. He was the voice of Aladian in the movies I think.
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Old 07-18-2005, 12:55 AM   #3
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Scott Weinger did voice Aladdin in the movie and also in the Disney Channel cartoon, when he "appeared" as Aladdin in the Disney World episode, it was an inside joke to him "being" Aladdin in reality. I think the movie came out around that time. He still voices Aladdin on occasion now, like in Disney World attractions, ie he does the voiceover for their ride The Magic Carpets of Aladdin.
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Scott Weinger did voice Aladdin in the movie and also in the Disney Channel cartoon, when he "appeared" as Aladdin in the Disney World episode, it was an inside joke to him "being" Aladdin in reality. I think the movie came out around that time. He still voices Aladdin on occasion now, like in Disney World attractions, ie he does the voiceover for their ride The Magic Carpets of Aladdin.
I have the DVD of "Aladdin" with Scott Weinger as the voice of the title role. There was also in the special features section featured an interview in which Scott was talking about how he got into the act in "Aladdin". That was in the DVD.
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The episode was pretty good
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Michelle was being a major brat in that episode!!!
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that was the episode i think where the fireworks where shot off at disney world and the fireworks actually said words....what did the words say?
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that was the episode i think where the fireworks where shot off at disney world and the fireworks actually said words....what did the words say?
It says "Vicky, Will You Marry Me?"
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that was a great episode- but how did kimmy get to go with them?
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so why didnt they ever end up walking down the isle?
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that was a great episode- but how did kimmy get to go with them?
Kimmy seemed to have her ways with the Tanners. After she became a regular cast member she started being at there even during the serious and important times. She was at the Hospital with everyone when Becky gave birth to the twins, and she went with everyone to the Tanner family picnic.
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I dont think Kimmy's parents gave her much attention and the Tanners kind of gave her that attention the her parents didnt give you.
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I never saw this episode all the way through but from what I saw It didn't look like the best episode.
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I dont think Kimmy's parents gave her much attention and the Tanners kind of gave her that attention the her parents didnt give you.
Well, yeah. When Kimmy, Steve, and DJ came back from Spain, she says (and I don't remember the exact quote) that her parents told her to get a ride home with the Tanners, because they will most likely be going out to dinner.
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I like the Disney eps of all the shows that have them in them (OK, not all the shows, but the shows that I like) like Sabrina, Family Matters, Boy Meets World... and of course Full House.
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