Vote On The June 2022 What A Cartoon Movie! (Patreon)

How can it already be time for a Summer of the Disney Renaissance when it feels like 2022 just began? We're still recovering from Roger Rabbit! Well, it's true, and we need your help to figure it out once again because, in addition to all our regular releases like Talking Simpsons, What A Cartoon, Talking Futurama, or TalKing of the Hill, we are planning out another of our  $10 premium podcasts, and we'll need your help to decide what we'll be covering in June 2022.

For those of you who are new to the Talking Simpsons Patreon, WELCOME. Also, you should know that once a month we release the What A Cartoon Movie! podcast, an extra-long discussion about an animated feature film, exclusively for our $10+ Patreon subscribers. And when we open up the voting for each month's subject, we want all the $5 subscribers to also have a chance to be heard too, so those subscribers can help pick episodes they might enjoy down the line!

Our next 2022 poll is beginning another season of what we did the year before: The Summer of the Disney Renaissance! Just like last summer, we're going to do a trio of What A Cartoon Movie podcasts about the late '80s to late '90s era of Disney theatrical animation, covering some of the runner-ups of last year's polls!

So here are the four Neo Disney Classics you'll be voting on:

The Little Mermaid (1989) - The musical retelling of the classic fairy tale that entertained many poor, unfortunate souls in the end of the '80s!

The Rescuers Down Under (1990) - The Australian sequel that is full of famous people but is most known to animation fans for being the first one Disney did digitally!

Beauty And The Beast (1991) - The tale as old as time that took Disney musicals and animation to new heights, including a Best Picture Oscar nomination!

Pocahontas (1995) - Katzenberg's prestige film that is more famous for how it whiffed on a problematic story that's kinda-sorta based on history!

So please, make your choice known before the poll closes on the night of May 7! And thanks as always for your continued support of our podcasts—we couldn't keep doing all our super-deep movie podcasts without you!