Bruce and Harbor discuss the latest news from Disney World, including Big Thunder Mountain's Fiery reopening and dates for Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party. In the main segment, it's Part Two of Hollywood Studios' origin story. Harbor lays out all the changes leading up to Disney MGM-Studios becoming Disney's Hollywood Studios. Then the guys break down the park's fundamental shift from showing you how movies are made, to putting you inside your favorite Hollywood story (provided it's a Disney, Pixar, or Lucasfilm property).

In this episode, Bruce and Harbor react to the new setlist for Rock N Roller Coaster: Starring The Muppets. Then it's a deep dive into the origin story of Disney's Hollywood Studios (or Disney's MGM Studios if you've been around for a while). They investigate whether the park was wholly Disney's idea, or if former CEO Michael Eisner was "inspired" by some plans he saw from Universal. The guys also discuss the artistic merit of "Ernest Saves Christmas" and the amount of character deaths in "The Great Movie Ride."

In this episode, Bruce and Harbor rank all 9 Disney World roller coasters, which turns out to be more difficult and polarizing than they originally thought. The guys also touch on the outrageous prices for vintage Disney merch, the smell of Space Mountain, and whether or not it matters if the Yeti ever gets fixed.