Absent-Minded Professor, The: Trading Places (television)

Absent-Minded Professor, The: Trading Places (television)  Henry Crawford is persuaded by ex-roommate Jack Brooker to switch places. Henry will go to work at the top secret Rhinebloom Labs, and Jack will teach Henry’s classes. What Henry doesn’t know is that Jack is worried that the lab may be involved in something illegal. When Henry tries …

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still from animated feature Aladdin featuring Abu the monkey in a cave holding Aladdin's Lamp

Abu

Abu Aladdin’s monkey friend, “voiced” by Frank Welker.

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Absent-Minded Professor, The (film)

Absent-Minded Professor, The (film) For the third time, Professor Ned Brainard of Medfield College is so engrossed in a scientific experiment he fails to show up for his wedding with pretty Betsy Carlisle. But although he loses his girl to rival Professor Shelby Ashton, his absent-mindedness pays off with the creation of Flubber, a rubbery …

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Absent-Minded Professor, The (television)

Absent-Minded Professor, The (television) Henry Crawford, an absent-minded professor, programs his computer, named Albert in honor of Albert Einstein, to remind him of his girlfriend’s poetry reading. But the computer was also programmed to analyze some old papers Henry found in his attic, and just before leaving for the poetry reading, he tests one formula. …

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ABC1

ABC1 The first ABC-branded international television channel debuted in the United Kingdom in September 2004 and airs acquired programming as well as ABC shows from the United States.

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Cover art for The ABCs of Hand Tools

ABC of Hand Tools, The (film)

ABC of Hand Tools, The (film) Training film showing the proper use and care of common hand tools, as well as the type of work performed by each tool; made for General Motors Corporation and delivered to them on February 5, 1946. Directed by Bill Roberts. General Motors continued to use the film and several …

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ABC Sound Studio

ABC Sound Studio Sound effects demonstation attraction, titled One Saturday Morning, opening July 1, 1997, and closing February 20, 1999, at Disney-MGM Studios at Walt Disney World Resort, formerly the Monster Sound Show. Seven guests add sound effects to a One Hundred and One Dalmatians cartoon and then the audience watches the humorous results. A …

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