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|title = Pacifically Peeking |
|title = Pacifically Peeking |
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|season = 15 |
|season = 15 |
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|image = 1968-pacifically-1.jpg |
|image = 1968-pacifically-1.jpg |
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|writer = Bill Berg (story)<br>Mel Leven (narration) |
|writer = Bill Berg (story)<br>Mel Leven (narration) |
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| − | |director = Ward Kimball<br>Hamilton S. Luske |
+ | |director = [[Ward Kimball]]<br>[[Hamilton Luske|Hamilton S. Luske]] |
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|previous = "[[Boomerang, Dog of Many Talents]]" |
|previous = "[[Boomerang, Dog of Many Talents]]" |
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| − | |next = "[[Toby Tyler]]" |
+ | |next = "[[Toby Tyler]]" |
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"'''Pacifically Peeking'''" is an episode of ''[[Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color]]''. It aired on [[October 6]], [[1968]]. |
"'''Pacifically Peeking'''" is an episode of ''[[Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color]]''. It aired on [[October 6]], [[1968]]. |
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==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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[[Moby Duck]], [[Donald Duck|Donald's]] seafaring cousin, describes life on several islands in the Pacific Ocean, using live footage of those islands. It is presented in the form of a "book," with each topic being a "chapter." |
[[Moby Duck]], [[Donald Duck|Donald's]] seafaring cousin, describes life on several islands in the Pacific Ocean, using live footage of those islands. It is presented in the form of a "book," with each topic being a "chapter." |
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The show starts with a musical sequence describing facts about the Pacific, as well as famous explorers who sailed and discovered in the world's largest sea, including Balboa, Magellan, and Captain Cook. We then take a look at the people of Pitcairn, an island founded by the mutineers of the ''Bounty''. |
The show starts with a musical sequence describing facts about the Pacific, as well as famous explorers who sailed and discovered in the world's largest sea, including Balboa, Magellan, and Captain Cook. We then take a look at the people of Pitcairn, an island founded by the mutineers of the ''Bounty''. |
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| − | Moby then turns the pages to a chapter about the wilflife of various Pacific lands, including the the Tasmanian devil, the anteater, and the sloth. <span style="line-height:1.5em;">Afterward, we view an animated sequence describing the history of man's desire to explore the sea through intelligence and invention, from hollow reeds to diving suits to skindiving. At that point, we explore the deep to see various aquatic life trying to |
+ | Moby then turns the pages to a chapter about the wilflife of various Pacific lands, including the the Tasmanian devil, the anteater, and the sloth. <span style="line-height:1.5em;">Afterward, we view an animated sequence describing the history of man's desire to explore the sea through intelligence and invention, from hollow reeds to diving suits to skindiving. At that point, we explore the deep to see various aquatic life trying to survive by devouring one another.</span> |
Finally, Moby takes us on a boat tour of the Pacific to explore the cultures and activities of various islands, including Fiji's firewalking ceremonies, Vanuatu's land-diving rituals, and Hawaii's popular sport of surfing. |
Finally, Moby takes us on a boat tour of the Pacific to explore the cultures and activities of various islands, including Fiji's firewalking ceremonies, Vanuatu's land-diving rituals, and Hawaii's popular sport of surfing. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *This show |
+ | *This show features the only animated appearance of [[Moby Duck]]. |
| + | *This show (aside from the repurposed "history of diving" sequence) was animated entirely by [[Ward Kimball]] . |
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*The animated history of the diving suit was originally from 1954's ''[[Operation Undersea]]'', dubbed over with new music and narration. |
*The animated history of the diving suit was originally from 1954's ''[[Operation Undersea]]'', dubbed over with new music and narration. |
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| + | *The show's working title was ''Water on the Brain''. |
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| + | ==Voices== |
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| + | *[[Paul Frees]] - Moby Duck |
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| + | *George Walsh - Narrator |
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| + | *[[The Mellomen]] |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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PacificallyPeekingVHS.jpg|Cover for the VHS release. |
PacificallyPeekingVHS.jpg|Cover for the VHS release. |
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Revision as of 04:50, 3 November 2019
"Pacifically Peeking" is an episode of Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color. It aired on October 6, 1968.
Synopsis
Moby Duck, Donald's seafaring cousin, describes life on several islands in the Pacific Ocean, using live footage of those islands. It is presented in the form of a "book," with each topic being a "chapter."
The show starts with a musical sequence describing facts about the Pacific, as well as famous explorers who sailed and discovered in the world's largest sea, including Balboa, Magellan, and Captain Cook. We then take a look at the people of Pitcairn, an island founded by the mutineers of the Bounty.
Moby then turns the pages to a chapter about the wilflife of various Pacific lands, including the the Tasmanian devil, the anteater, and the sloth. Afterward, we view an animated sequence describing the history of man's desire to explore the sea through intelligence and invention, from hollow reeds to diving suits to skindiving. At that point, we explore the deep to see various aquatic life trying to survive by devouring one another.
Finally, Moby takes us on a boat tour of the Pacific to explore the cultures and activities of various islands, including Fiji's firewalking ceremonies, Vanuatu's land-diving rituals, and Hawaii's popular sport of surfing.
Trivia
- This show features the only animated appearance of Moby Duck.
- This show (aside from the repurposed "history of diving" sequence) was animated entirely by Ward Kimball .
- The animated history of the diving suit was originally from 1954's Operation Undersea, dubbed over with new music and narration.
- The show's working title was Water on the Brain.
Voices
- Paul Frees - Moby Duck
- George Walsh - Narrator
- The Mellomen
Gallery
