Los Angeles Zoo

eight this episode was directed by todd holland and it was written by michael glaberman and andrew orenstein

Get on the plane, take a trip to my favorite country, Holland, check out the tulips, and check out this episode he directed, Zoo.

So stupid.

Would have come up with one for Glauberman.

Bleeping most of that.

Where were we? Malcolm's depressed, but the whole family's going to the zoo.

And so this is an episode that takes place, they shot it at the Los Angeles Zoo.

And they did really shoot it on location, as I just said one second ago.

Oh, that's cute.

It's at Autry Museum right by the LA Zoo.

and uh they have a giant like screen outside and a bunch of food trucks and i got a really good veggie cheesesteak from college boy cheesesteaks shout out because the lady running it making all the sandwiches like let me know how the veggie one is so i gotta write a review but she was very very nice and that place was really good but anyways it was really fun and it's dog it's dog friendly so frank was there too and uh it was just like this is like a perfect movie just like hang out with a bunch of people outside and like sit on um some blankets and

It was really cute because people definitely also like dressed like in a little like in theme, not even straight up witchy.

And when he moved here to make movies, he moved the animals.

And that's how the LA Zoo started.

is the animals that were used in the films of the early filmmakers.

Oh,

So without further ado, let's get started.

Today's guest is Deadly Threat from the LA Zoo.

Enjoy.

Yes, sir.

So, you know, I was introducing us through that song and They came actually later.

I was setting it up for that.

Anybody we know that was affiliated or a part of the LA Zoo at one point? Matt Kinn.

I know that.

Thank you, Frances.

Still ahead, the legal battle with ties to the late actress Betty White and the Los Angeles Zoo.

Also, it's not quite October, but the fest has already started in the Bay Area.

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A legal battle is brewing between the late actress Betty White's estate and a nonprofit group that used to work with the Los Angeles Zoo.

When White died in 2021, she willed money to the L.A.

We go now to the legal battle over the estate of actress Betty White, who left much of her fortune to a trust benefiting animal charities at issue.

Money meant for the Los Angeles Zoo and Alex Stone is in LA with the latest.

Good morning, Alex.

Good morning, Rebecca.

Zoo.

But here's the problem.

When she died in 2021 at the age of 99, Her will was written to send money to the zoo through a nonprofit called the Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association.

Back then, the group worked with the LA Zoo.