This week our Disney Detective looks at specific steps Disney is taking to protect the players of the NBA as they resume their truncated season at Disney's ESPN Wide World of Sports. Annual Passholders may be penalized for violating their terms of service by selling exclusive merchandise swept up in the wake of the news of Splash Mountain being re-themed. And breaking news about changes to the planned revisions of Disney's EPCOT theme park as a result of the current COVID-19 situation.Tales from the Edge of the Galaxy has news on a new spin off series from the Clone Wars centered on the "Bad Batch" that premiered in the final season of Clone Wars. Headed up by Dave Filoni we'll see the Star Wars animated world live on after all. We'll also look at speculation of who the ready made villain of a new Star Wars show slated to launch in Disney+ in the near future and lead by Leslye Headland, creator of the Netflix series Russian Doll.In Entertainment News we'll look at the news of Tom Holland currently being in talks with Disney for a six movie deal to keep the Spiderman franchise going strong. Finally we'll look at a story about a very special young man who played hero to his sister by saving her from a vicious dog attack and the outpouring of support from fictional heroes in the entertainment world, not the least of which is Tony Stark himself Robert Downey Jr.Of course we'll wrap with a couple of great Insightful Picks of the Week.

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IntroductionInsights Into Entertainment: Episode 74 “Plagueis and the Bad Batch”My creative and inspirational co-host Michelle Whalen

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Disney DetectiveHow the NBA and Disney Plan to Keep Players Safe and Entertained Inside the Disney Bubblehttps://www.popsugar.com/fitness/what-it-like-inside-nba-bubble-at-walt-disney-world-47618181?fbclid=IwAR0ID9B3UvVLfIvm4AF0NZ3XgAjjuk2AH8xRgZYbLi3MqM-glE884RbdfDYhttps://bit.ly/399wH7j The NBA is back, and in the most unexpected crossover of all time, the teams will be finishing out their 2019-2020 season at Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL. Regular season games don't resume until July 30, but players have already begun to arrive in Orlando to allow time for practice and to acclimate to their magical new environment, as well as the rigorous set of safety procedures to help ensure the integrity of the NBA "bubble" (though the league would prefer to call it a campus).Twenty-two teams will restart the season at Disney's ESPN Wide World of Sports complex, w