Coming up, Shannon Doherty won't get frozen out of a hot story in Freeze Frame.
The stars of Hollywood gathered for a spectacular gala event.
Join Phil Donahue, Marlo Thomas, Susan Day, Sinbad, Joey Lawrence, Amy Irving, Lindsay
Wagner, Don Johnson, Melanie Griffith, and other celebrities from Epcot Center in Walt
Disney World.
The Walt Disney Company presents the fourth annual American Teacher Awards on the magical
world of Disney, Sunday at 7 Eastern Pacific.
On the Sunday night showcase, examine the early film career of Orson Welles, the genius
behind the cinematic masterpiece Citizen Kane.
Artist Ed Asner explores the legend of Orson Welles with a behind the scenes look at this
controversial filmmaker.
Certain characteristics of Kane were characteristics of Orson.
From his follow up to Citizen Kane to the film that would destroy his career, Orson
Welles on Hollywood the Golden Years, Sunday at 10 Eastern Pacific.
Last year in the United States, the typical farm animal was vaccinated against serious
disease.
Regrettably, 40% of this country's two-year-old children and millions more all over the world
were not.
To help us make sure every child can get immunized, please write now.
After all, shouldn't we treat our children at least as well as animals?
Next on Disney.
For the first time ever, Disney animators have joined forces with video game experts
to create a groundbreaking video game.
It's called Disney's Aladdin, based on the animated hit movie.
What I think is exciting about this is that it allows the player to become a part of the
movie.
It's very interactive.
Developed for the Sega Genesis system, the Aladdin video game captures the magic of the
animated film.
It's got great action, great visuals, great sound, and in this case, a story that contains
all kinds of humor.
And by using revolutionary technology, Disney's Aladdin has improved upon video game animation.
When we developed Aladdin, we incorporated our new digital process, and that enabled
an incredible amount of fluid animation to be incorporated into a game like none other
before.
Typically in the video game industry, animation is drawn on computer, but in the case of the
new Aladdin video game, all the scenes were drawn in the traditional way, on paper.
The result?
Superior motion for more realistic gameplay.
And while players follow Aladdin on his quest to find the magic lamp, they will hear music
from the movie's Oscar-winning soundtrack.
My goal was to get the Genesis to sound like it's never sounded before.
It does all the same things, but it does everything better, and I think that's the difference
between this game and games that we've done in the past.
And innovation in video game animation.
Disney's Aladdin lets technology's genie out of a bottle.
The following presentation has been closed captioned for the hearing impaired.
Next, a courageous young woman makes an important breakthrough in Amy.
Grab some popcorn and grab a seat, cause Friday's just got better.
Three times better, cause the Disney Channel's giving you three times the action, three times
the adventure, three times the fun with Triple Feature Friday.
How's that for a name?
Every Friday, starting at 5 p.m., the weekend kicks off with three movies in a row.
Three movies that go together.
While it's wild.
Like three starring Dean, Dean, and Dean.
Dean Jones, enough Dean Jones to make you flip.
You're in luck.
Roof.
It's a Dean Jones Triple Scoop, and it's three movies about our poor, hurt friends.
Yes, we're friends.
It's Horse, Horse, and More Horse, a veritable barnyard full of them, hopping the saddle for
family fun with horses.
So, do you get the Triple Feature thing?
Three movies in a row, three with the same theme.
That's it, that's it.
It's try cool, huh?
And where do you get them?
Only the Disney Channel gives you three times the entertainment on Triple Feature Friday,
where the weekend begins.
The American legacy proudly presents a sweeping epic that tells of the painful but glorious
birth of our nation.
You are now a member of the United States Army.
You ran?
You ran.
It ain't my fight.
They took your son.
I saw him taken this afternoon by the British.
They're all somebody's sons, Mr. and they're all willing to shed their blood.
Al Pacino stars in Revolution, Tuesday at 9 p.m. Eastern and Pacific.
The following presentation has been closed captioned for the hearing impaired.
There's not much I can add to the story of that great trooper, Donald Duck.
For a fellow who's been through so much, the fact that he can still laugh as though he
has not a care in the world is miraculous.
The Duck has not only survived, he has prevailed.
Faulkner said that in his Nobel Prize speech.
And who is to say that it was not Donald Duck he was thinking about?
Perhaps Edmund Lear had Duck in his head when he composed this odd classic limerick.
There was an old man who said hush and perceived a young bird in the bush.
When they said, is it small?
He replied, not at all.
It's four times as big as the bush.
I do hope we can take all that to heart and even meditate upon it.
Meanwhile, the Duck, in a long night's journey in the day, here he is in Drip Drippy Donald.
Wake up, Mr. Duck.
I'm so sleepy.
You haven't paid your water bill, so we're going to cut off your water.
Well this is your humble host, George Swimpton, saying good night.
Next a courageous young woman makes an important breakthrough in Amy.
America's favorite comic strip heroine is about to break free.
So bug off, buster.
Travel up the Amazon with ace reporter Brenda Stark.
Are you ready?
Are you crazy?
She's fearless.
Don't worry about me, boys.
Shoot.
She's sassy.
Front desk.
Could you remove two bodies from the third floor hall?
And she's got a great eye for fashion.
Let me find something nifty to wear.
Timothy Dalton and Brooke Shields.
How do I look?
Beautiful.
The world television premiere of Brenda Stark.
The stars of Hollywood gathered for a spectacular gay law event.
Join Phil Donahue, Marlo Thomas, Susan Day, Sinbad, Joey Lawrence, Amy Irving, Lindsay
Wagner, Don Johnson, Melanie Griffith, and other celebrities.
From Epcox Center in Walt Disney World, The Walt Disney Company presents the fourth annual
American Teacher Awards on the magical world of Disney, Sunday at 7 Eastern Pacific.
Disney nighttime heats up your world with the best entertainment for adults.
Disney nighttime, because kids go to bed.
The following presentation has been closed captioned for the hearing impaired.
Next, start the morning right with Mickey's Mousersize.
From Walt Disney Pictures comes a special gift that captures the holiday spirit.
Do you believe in magic, Abby?
A timeless family film filled with joy and wonder.
Mary Steenburgen and Harry Dean Stanton star in One Magic Christmas.
Specials on the Disney Channel.
Exciting, unique.
In the months ahead, you'll find an outstanding collection of entertaining specials only on
the Disney Channel.
Songs.
Wonderful songs with you out there selling them.
Oh, it'll be wonderful.
It's one of the finest compilations of musical footage ever assembled.
Make them laugh.
Make them laugh.
Make them laugh.
That's entertainment and an exclusive premiere broadcast from the Disney MGM studios.
Pay tribute to some of television's best.
It's the ninth annual Television Academy Hall of Fame, then an exclusive world premiere.
From the concerts to the silver screen and on to Broadway, a retrospective of the world's
first rock opera with Elton John, Tina Turner, Phil Collins, and The Who.
I'd go on performing it forever, I mean, I think it's a masterpiece.
Hear the story of The Who's Tommy, the amazing journey, exceptional entertainment in an exciting
collection of specials only on the Disney Channel.
The following presentation has been closed captioned for the hearing impaired.
Time for a celebration.
I'm George Plimpton.
Today on Masterpiece Theatre, it's time for the irresistible animal Goofy, a salute to
the most optimistic and unflappable teacher in the Disney menagerie.
Goofy's seminar seldom challenged Mr. Chipps in results, but that celebrated Greek anonymous
may have been speaking in Goofy's behalf when he wrote, teaching is the fine art of imparting
knowledge without possessing it.
Well, there's Goofy for you.
For his first challenge, the subject is sleep.
Shakespeare said, sleep knits up the rabble sleeve of care.
But Goofy, an insomniac in his own bed, apparently cares too much to find peaceful rest.
The arms of Morpheus have never embraced Goofy.
Undaunted as you'll see, he's here to find a way.
The film is called How to Sleep.
Do you know that you spend about a third of your life in bed?
Since the beginning of time, man has always had the problem of sleeping.
In the dark ages, man tried to sleep on bare stone, seeking better methods, he tried hay.
The next great advance was wood, but the termites kept him awake.
And finally, he tried metal.
One of which evolved the form-fitting innerspring mattress of today.
Man has learned there are various ways to attain sleep.
He can be walk to sleep, talk to sleep, I know what you'll think, George, are you listening?
Walk to sleep, rock to sleep, and sock to sleep.
Contrary to popular belief, research shows people do not sleep like logs, they sleep
like the frog, the dog, like the ostrich, the mole, the bear, and
like the owl.
Today, more and more people find it increasingly difficult to obtain a good night's sleep.
They are the victims of today's mad pace of existence.
While others perform their daily toil, they sleep too hard at work, and work too hard
at sleep, asleep on his feet, hardly able to stay awake long enough to go to bed.
This man has a problem, for once having made his bed, he can't sleep in it.
However, if one scientifically approaches the sleeping problem, like adjusting bedding,
science has discovered that fresh air is beneficial to health, and thus we find the properly ventilated
room most conducive to breathing, allowing the lungs and other respiratory organs to
assimilate and perform to the maximum efficiency.
However, if the temperature should fall below the prerequisites of bodily comfort, then
an electric blanket makes one as warm as toast, hot milk is very soothing, and of course, counting
sheep to sleep never fails.
Always on the march, science isn't asleep on the job.
Today, science has given man a chance to sleep as he's never slept before.
Using the yawn-inducing plaque as a starter, the anti-snore chin strap, ear stoppers, eye
shade and head warmer, and the anti-toss and turn suit, the sleeper is completely outfitted,
gently tucked into bed, and softly rocked by the mattress pulsating machine.
The music soothes each jangled nerve as the seismographic chart gives science an insight
of the subject's reaction.
This sensitive machine records electrical waves sent out by the brain.
Every minute detail is transcribed as each tiny thought takes shape.
Thus, science proves that dreams definitely affect the subconscious mind.
Science approaches the problem with renewed vigor.
Science calls on every available resource and listing Mother Nature's help, every possibility
is scientifically approached.
Science leaves nothing to chance.
Constant research and ingenuity plus know-how enables science to come up with the answer
to man's sleeping problem.
And so today, as it must to all men, sleep came to Mr. Geeve.
Science marches on.
In the 1935 film Mickey's Fire Brigade, Disney approaches a situation which at that time
could be considered family humor.
Today, in these enlightened times, it would be thought somewhat risque.
The boys, Mickey, Goofy, and Donald, as a gallant volunteer fire brigade, break into
a smoldering house and find inside a disrobed lady in the bathtub.
Now, there's no need to reach for the television dial.
The damsel happens to be used to nudity.
It is none other than the early Disney stalwart Clarabelle Cow.
Another 20 years would pass before Brigitte Bardot stepped out of her shower without
a towel.
But Disney, always ahead of the crowd.
Cheerful, cheerful,avant-garde music and conclude the day by theatre opera.
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