"The Little Mermaid" (Jiminy Cricket style) - Part 5 - Queen of Hears Watches Cordelia
First and foremost, don't ask about the audio with Ursula. That's just the way it was in the clip I downloaded. Now then, with that out of the way, here comes trouble in the next part. Our second worst enemy of the clan Queen of Hearts. Definitely one of the biggest villains we've had to face and one of biggest challenges. Here, no surprise, she's up to another scheme involving Cordelia and Ranger Woodlore. It sounds awful already by the sound of it. I don't want to be anywhere near her at all, and neither do you. In other words, anybody think Woodlore was too harsh on Cordelia? I think so. Sounds like Amos has his hands full now with looking after her. Of course, that's already something he does anyway. But now, the steaks are bigger, so better proceed with caution for him. I hope you enjoy this part, and the next part'll be a blast, make no mistake on that.
Cast Appearance:
Sailors in "Fathoms Below" - Rescue Aid Society delegates ("The Rescuers"), Homer Simpson and Barney Gumble ("The Simpsons")
Eric - Caspian
Max - Dodger ("Oliver & Company")
Grimsby - Ichabod Crane ("The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad")
Harold the Seahorse - Jiminy Cricket ("Pinocchio")
King Triton - Ranger J, Audubon Woodlore (Donald Duck cartoons)
Sebastian - Amos Mouse ("Ben and Me")
Adrina - Elsa ("Frozen")
Attina - Rapunzel ("Tangled")
Adella - Merida ("Brave")
Alana - Mirabel ("Encanto")
Arista - Honey Lemon ("Big Hero 6")
Aquata - Anna ("Frozen")
Ariel - Cordelia the Mermaid
Flounder - Herman the Bootle Beetle ("The Wonderful World of Color")
Scuttle - Timothy Q. Mouse ("Dumbo")
Ursula - Queen of Hearts ("Alice in Wonderland")
Flotsam and Jetsam - Nero and Brutus ("The Rescuers")
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