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"Jiminy Pan" - Part 9 - Meet the Lost Boys/Olivia Tries to Kill Honey Lemon

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"Jiminy Pan" - Part 9 - Meet the Lost Boys/Olivia Tries to Kill Honey Lemon

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Jiminy Cricket
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And now, here are the lost boys. Of course, you already know a couple of them. One of them being my pal Pinoke, and the other one being Homer Simpson's son, Bart. The others I'd like you all to meet right here. Also, I hoped you learned your lesson about jealousy. It's an ugly thing, I tell you. Perhaps banishment for a week should give you time to think it over. Cast Appearance: Lois Griffin ("Family Guy") as Mary Darling Peter Griffin ("Family Guy") as George Darling Hiro Hamada ("Big Hero 6") as John Darling Tommy Pickles ("Rugrats") as Michael Darling Honey Lemon ("Big Hero 6") as Wendy Darling Rita ("Oliver & Company") as Nana Jiminy Cricket ("Pinocchio") as Peter Pan Olivia Flaversham ("The Great Mouse Detective") as Tinkerbell Hans ("Frozen"), Jafar ("Aladdin"), Willie the Giant ("Fun and Fancy Free"), Sykes ("Oliver & Company"), Gaston ("Beauty and the Beast"), Sideshow Bob ("The Simpsons"), Stromboli ("Pinocchio"), Pegleg Pete, and Sa'Luk ("Aladdin and the King of Thieves") as Pirates The Ringmaster ("Dumbo") as Mr. Smee Commander Rourke ("Atlantis: The Lost Empire") as Captain Hook King Candy ("Wreck-it-Ralph") as Singing Pirate with accordian Sabor ("Tarzan") as Tic-Toc the Crocodile Bart Simpson ("The Simpsons") as Lost Boy 1 (Slightly; Fox) Pinocchio as Lost Boy 2 (Cubby; Bear) Peter ("Make Mine Music") and Young Pecos Bill (Melody Time) as Lost Boys 3-4 (Twins; Raccoons) The Boy ("The Reluctant Dragon") as Lost Boy 5 (Nibs; Rabbit) Flying Gaucioto ("The Three Caballeros") as Lost Boy 6 (Tootles; Skunk) 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.