We address our Lumiere’s Humpty Dumpty moment before getting stuck into a spoiler-free chat about WandaVision and Raya and the Last Dragon.  May contain traces of patiently watching the credits.

We take a look at what’s on Star and talk about the craziness of songs on streaming services, as well as WandaVision’s penultimate episode and Joe Rohde’s new gig.  May contain traces of Kat Dennings.

Hong Kong Disneyland has reopened, the Cruella trailer has dropped and we completely forgot about WandaVision last week, so there’s a double dose of that.  May contain traces of one hour episode rumours being quashed.

We rave about the first Valentines tree we’ve seen, discuss some people getting called out on their bad behaviour then get onto Luna New Year goodies at Shanghai Disneyland.  May contain traces of lucky bags.

We catch you up on watching Blade, get a bit off topic with Snowpiercer and continue our love of Wandavision.  We’re also interested in the growing amount of licenced merch out her in Australia and have a giggle at a fact-based podcast getting it a bit wrong about Disney.  May contain traces of utilidoors.

We lament re-entering lockdown before getting stuck into a heap of exciting news from the parks, for passholders and for Disney+ Subscribers.  May contain traces of birds being clarified.

We talk about our trip to Adventure World and the fun we had before delving into discovering the Pixar Popcorn Shorts, more WandaVision and some merch we’ve found, as well as an incredible package that was sent our way.  May contain traces of candy.

It seems to have been a week of the good, the bad and the ugly as Disney delivered Wandavision, canned Disneyland’s Annual Passes and then there’s the tragedy of the magical express.  May contain traces of villas.

Kat finds out what What If? Is all about, Lewis finds out that U2 is probably not the way you pronounce Uatu, and we try and click our way back to travel.  May contain traces of Lewis’ plans for beskar steel.

2021 has started and park hopping has resumed at WDW so we take a look at that and our hopes of Disney letting us exchange some of our hard-earned cash for copies of the original trilogy in their original state.  Lewis also takes us through the Disney movies that have release dates for this year.  May contain traces of inbuilt obsolescence.