Peter Pan

Shane, do you have a different version of Jack and the Beanstalk that you're like, oh, this is...

When it comes to Peter Pan, for example, everyone's got their own version of Peter Pan that they're like, oh, I like Hook.

Or I like Well, Hook.

But there's...

We do enjoy your Villains Day plan.

I also am starting this by saying I hope this doesn't already exist, but I said Peter Pan Day because I thought it would be fun.

Disney cruises are about kids, and kids can be the Lost Boys from Peter Pan.

So all the kids could be dressed up like the Lost Boys.

It would be fun to just have occasionally Captain Hook and Peter Pan break out from somewhere and are fighting in the middle of, you know, just near the pool.

Suddenly they start fighting each other and the Lost Boys help.

And maybe, you know, Captain Hook gets pushed into the pool or something.

I think it would make for a fun day at sea.

And my advice is go hang out with them more, 'cause you can't change your past, but you can change your future, and you can't change the situations that you were born into, but you can change the situations that you move into.

I, I'm gonna share something with you, 'cause it, I just released a solo episode this week on the movie Hook, uh, about Peter Pan.

Oh, even the children? Yeah.

[laughs] Yeah.

I'm gonna relate this to what you just said.

So in this movie, Peter Banning, who's played by Robin Williams, is this mergers and acquisitions attorney, and he's doing global deals.

He's making all this money, but he feels completely empty inside.

And what ends up happening is he gets taken back to Neverland, where the Lost Boys look beyond who this adult is now, and they see that this is actually Peter Pan.

Oh, yes, of course.

Peter Pan and the Neverland Pirates.

That cartoon, it was like a...

It was one of those weird...