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Michael Eisner Role: Host (1986 - 1990) |
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Walt Disney Role: First Host Walter Elias Disney was born in Chicago, Illinois on December 5, 1901. When he was 5, a murder occurred nearby in Chicago, and the Disneys decided to move to the small town of Marceline, Missouri. Walt was often scolded at school for not doing work, and drawing instead. His best friend in school... Read More |
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Show: Disneyland
Ratings Rank: 2,942 of 17,589 (
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Show Reviews: 0
People Tracking: 18
Ratings Rank: 2,942 of 17,589 (
4)
Show Reviews: 0
People Tracking: 18
Show
Score: 7.6 Good 43 votes
Score: 7.6 Good 43 votes
perfect: 14 (32.6%)
superb: 9 (20.9%)
abysmal: 5 (11.6%)
great: 4 (9.3%)
Other: 11 (25.6%)
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