"Jiminy Hood" - Part 10 - The Archery Tournament (Part 1_

Sorry for the long wait, but now we return back to this project again. Good timing because now it's just about time for the tournament to begin. Now, as you all know, it's rather dangerous for me to be out there by myself since Callaghan, Krei, and Ken could catch me in the act. So, what do Barry and me do? Well, we take on disguises to fool them. Looks like it's working because they're falling for it. Well, everybody except for Krei. But no worries, maybe Homer and Professor Owl can have him taken cared of. At least the one person who does matter Honey Lemon can tell it's me. Now, let's see if I can win this tournament or not. Cast Appearance: Professor Owl ("Adventures in Music") as Alan-a-Dale Jiminy Cricket ("Pinocchio") as Robin Hood Barry B. Benson ("Bee Movie") as Little John Ken ("Bee Movie") as Sheriff of Nottingham Card Soldiers ("Alice in Wonderland") as Wolf Guards Robert Callaghan ("Big Hero 6") as Prince John Alistair Krei ("Big Hero 6") as Sir Hiss Anna ("Frozen") as Little John's fortune teller disguise Rapunzel ("Tangled") as Robin Hood's fortune teller disguise Homer Simpson ("The Simpsons") as Friar Tuck Fagin ("Oliver & Company") as Otto Pinocchio as Skippy Rabbit Nanny ('101 Dalmatians") as Mother Rabbit Mary Grant ("In Search of the Castaways") as Sis Rabbit Pollyanna as Tagalong Cornelius ("A Bug's Life") as Robin Hood's old man disguise Hiro Hamada ("Big Hero 6") as Toby Turtle Vanessa ("Bee Movie") as Lady Kluck Honey Lemon ("Big Hero 6") as Maid Marian Ludwig von Drake ("The Wonderful World of Color") as Robin's stork disguise The King ("Cinderella") as Little John's Duke of Chutney disguise Note 1: No copyright infringement intended Note 2: I do not own the rights for these films. Note 3: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.