Wilford L. (Will) - host
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2,862 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 4 Aug
Wilford L. (Will) - host’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, she's got to even be in more pink.
It's got to be bigger and more over the top.
You've got to make it it Sharpay times a thousand, which then pushes Sharpay to the center.
And she's looking at herself.
It's like a funhouse mirror of herself, which makes her reflect on who she was, which puts her to the center.
She falls for the nice, good looking guy.
And then when the movie's over, she's the star of a whole new franchise as a regular kind of person.
And that whole kind of situation, they kind of tried to do it, but it, I don't know.
It just didn't fully land for me.
It wasn't bad.
One of the things I'm finding with a large number of the not a large number, but a group of these big, big Disney Channel movies that we're watching is a lot of the times you get a phenomenal cast because Disney sees the cast that they have.
They see the talent and they put them in something that might not be the best thing in the world, but you instantly see how good they are.
And then they'll find them in something else and find them in something else and find them in something else.
So, I mean, we just talked to Adam Wiley, who's a great actor, and he does some movies that are great and some movies where it's like, that one wasn't great.
It's not Adam's fault.
The same way it's not Ashley Tisdale's fault that this wasn't High School Musical.
But anyway, this movie was directed by Michael Lembeck, who began his Hollywood career in front of the camera as an actor on TV shows like The Partridge Family, Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and The Love Boat.
And he is also one of the stars of the 1989 cult comedy with Michael Keaton, The Dream Team.
Great movie.
But in the early 90s, he'd become a pretty prolific director with TV shows like Coach and over 60 episodes of Major Dad, over 20 episodes of Friends.
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