Two Happy Amigos (television) Television show; aired on February 5, 1960. Directed by Jack Hannah, C. August Nichols. Walt introduces a visit by José Carioca in a show that combines Donald Duck and other cartoons.
See moreTwo Much (film) A struggling art gallery owner in Miami, Art Dodge, works a scam of trying to get widowed spouses of recently-deceased men to pay for paintings the men allegedly purchased. But he gets into trouble when one of his patsies turns out to be the widow of a purported mob boss, and Art …
See moreTwo Silhouettes (film) Segment of Make Mine Music, “Ballade Ballet,” featuring Tania Riabouchinska and David Lichine dancing and Dinah Shore singing. The song is by Charles Wolcott and Ray Gilbert.
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Two Weeks Vacation (film) Goofy cartoon; released on October 31, 1952. Directed by Jack Kinney. Goofy goes on his vacation but gets tangled up with a trailer and has various other mishaps until he ends up peacefully in jail.
See more2 1/2 Dads (television) Television show; aired on February 16, 1986. Faced with rising housing costs, a widower/father with two kids, a divorced dad with three, and a bachelor friend hit on an ingenious solution: they decide to share a house. As the kids try to adjust to their new “siblings,” the three men struggle …
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Two Chips and a Miss (film) Chip and Dale cartoon; released on March 21, 1952. Directed by Jack Hannah. Chip and Dale attend a nightclub and fall in love with the female entertainer, another chipmunk named Clarice, who divides her attention between the two.
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Two Gun Goofy (film) Goofy cartoon; released on May 16, 1952. Directed by Jack Kinney. Goofy, by accident, becomes a hero and a sheriff when he interrupts a stagecoach robbery.
See moreTwo for the Record (film) Special cartoon combining After You’ve Gone and All the Cats Join In from Make Mine Music; released on April 23, 1954.
See moreTwilight Bark, The The barking of dogs that sounds the alert about the missing puppies in One Hundred and One Dalmatians. The phrase was used years later as the title of Disney Feature Animation’s weekly employee newsletter.
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Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, The Attraction on Sunset Boulevard at Disney-MGM Studios; opened on Jul. 22, 1994. Guests take a strange odyssey through the remains of a decaying Hollywood hotel, visiting the lobby, the library, where Rod Serling on a television set helps get visitors in the proper mood, and the boiler room. The …
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