I’m No Fool in Unsafe Places (film)
I’m No Fool in Unsafe Places (film) Educational release in 16mm in January 1991. 14 min.; videodisc version (28 min.) released in March 1993. Pinocchio becomes a real boy, but he must learn how to be safe in the real world, and not to play in refrigerators or at construction sites.
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I’m No Fool in a Car (film) Educational video released in April 1992, 15 min. An alien falls to Earth when he unfastens the safety belt in his spaceship; on Earth he learns the importance of car safety.
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I’m No Fool as a Pedestrian (film) Cartoon made for the Mickey Mouse Club and later released, in October 1956, in 16mm for schools. Jiminy Cricket relates the history of reckless driving from 3000 B.C. to the present, then explains how to walk properly and with safety, showing the problems faced by the pedestrian. He …
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I’m No Fool in an Emergency (film) Educational video release in April 1992. 13 min. A patrol officer trying to capture an alien sustains an injury, and two kids calmly handle the situation by calling the paramedics.
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I’m in the Band (television)
I’m in the Band (television) Original comedy series for Disney XD, previewing on November 27, 2009. Teenager Tripp Campbell wins a radio contest to have dinner with his favorite rock band, Iron Weasel, and soon the rock star misfits are bunking out at Tripp’s house and he is trying to help them make an epic …
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IllumiNations
IllumiNations Fireworks, lasers, fountains, and music show at Epcot, beginning on January 30, 1988. Superseded Laserphonic Fantasy. General Electric sponsors this nightly show, during which different pavilions of World Showcase are individually spotlighted, accompanied by music associated with that particular country. Lasers synchronized to music blast from the tops of many of the buildings across …
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I’m Going to Disney World In 1987, following up on a suggestion by Michael Eisner’s wife, Jane, Tom Elrod and his Walt Disney World marketing staff came up with the idea of asking quarterback Phil Simms on camera as he ran off the field, “Now that you’ve won the Super Bowl, what are you going …
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I’ll Be Home for Christmas (film)
I’ll Be Home for Christmas (film) Jake Wilkinson, a self-absorbed prep school student, finds himself, just days before Christmas, stranded in the middle of the California desert, wearing a Santa suit and a white beard glued to his face. Put there by the football team who thinks he double-crossed them by not providing the correct …
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