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Uncle Scrooge’s words kept me up for the next two nights. I had decided to interfere this time, and due to that, the studios were giving me the final say. For once. And boy, what a time to give me that right. I kept staring at my phone, at the studios and at home, debating on whether to call Dan back in or not. I met up with the team I spent the pitch with, and they all agreed that it was only fair that I had the final say. Thankfully, they let me sleep on it. Or you know, try to. “Mickey,” Minnie whispered the second night, as my absence from bed woke her. She turned on her lamp and looked at me as I paced back and for

The next day, most Toons from the main cast awaited Dan’s arrival with anticipation. I had hyped them up and passed around the pitch bible, and everyone, even Uncle Scrooge, was excited to see where this idea would go. “We’ve never had a show with a blended family before,” Daisy noted as we sat with anticipation in the break room. “This sounds like it could really take the world by storm.” “Funny silhouettes though,” Donald muttered as he flipped through the pitch bible again. “Kids with geometrical-shaped heads; seems unnatural if ya ask me—!” “So do anthropomorphic d