Walt Disney's "Inside Outer Space" Season 9 Ep 19

[@oliversmith9200]

It's an interesting mental feeling seeing Disney you remember from childhood again after over half a century.

[@Asfgxff]

When Disney was Disney.

[@jamesbieniek8290]

Sad how we progressed so fast and just gave up.

[@sarahmcmann5253]

I love Ludwig Von Drake

[@CS-zn4bu]

Me too, he's the best!

[@CS-zn4bu]

I wanna be his partner or friend!

[@mrs.g.9816]

Those cartoon imaginings of extraterrestrial life are zany! I remember laughing at some parts, feeling a little afraid at others, when I was six years old. I especially liked - and still like - "Ah See The Moon".

[@ishikawagoemon4397]

I never saw this until now, but i feel very relaxed and nostalgic somehow when i watch this

[@cindywhedbee1713]

Makes me feel like it is Sunday at my Gma’s❤️

[@gnomesanemann6705]

Nearly all of the scenes in this particular show were taken from the earlier "Disneyland" TV series episodes from 1955, titled, "Man in Space", "Man and the Moon", and "Mars and Beyond". The scenes involving Walt Disney himself, and Ludwig Von Drake seem to be originally created for this 1963 composite production.

[@michaelharrington4503]

This is interesting when you realize that this is basically Paul Frees repeating much of the dialogue here, particularly during the footage from "Mars and Beyond". Frees was the narrator for that program.

[@jsl151850b]

*Thanks!*

[@celestepalm6949]

Neolithic humans deserve more credit: There exists an ancient cave carving of a woman holding up a crescent-shaped horn with 13-14 notches in one hand & the other hand pointing to her belly. So Early Woman was well aware of how lunar cycles can affect women's cycles.

[@jessquinn6106]

The Drake rules them all!

[@austinreed7343]

Some clips from this were used in DTV Monster Hits.

[@JESUSISLORDFOREVERMORE888]

12/17/2023: I was 6 years old when this aired 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💙🤍❤️✅👍🏾

[@savagewolver8541]

So that's where the concept of discworld came from.

[@MalvinderKaur-e7x]

I really like Grand pitaji, his sense of humor and mine matches absolute") and intelligence also, curiosity to know everything including machines... after all he worked with robotic armtronics , before others...

[@feraldarryl]

He must be where we get the Drake equation from

[@nolongshots]

Oh my goodness seeing this hurts 😣 Where in the world did the time go 😕

[@zeldafan1942]

11:22 to 11:42 of this video was footage of Ludwig Von Drake later used for the Sing Along Promo!

[@kristjanbirnirivansson528]

Its odd to see Walt's intro kept on this episode considering they would often replace him with something more generic voice in the newer broadcasts as the title card at 0:23 is not the original title card as its too generic, to be something from 1960s. There is no way to know for sure what the title card originally looked, unless this at 3:56 is the original title card, unless someone turns up with the original episode from 1962.

[@melamspacher5755]

My parents didn't buy a color TV until their B & W TV broke in the 1980s .... So every "world of color" was black and white

[@cristinamariotta1210]

Disneyland space mountain 1977 Tomorrowland Space Mountain Disney World 1975

[@ericsmithson6982]

Moon 10:06

[@alanroberson9749]

Very good job fellows throughout the 4th patriotic longest scientific felicitous experience week of said mega surfside Summer July!! Bravissimo 466% y'all. Outstanding stellar education dudes.

[@dorothypowers9556]

What year was this

[@keepingwaltindisney]

1963!

[@CS-zn4bu]

I love Ludwig Van Drake. He has cute feet!

[@nathanbray5005]

OK those aliens in the drawing they look like Tim Burton drawing

[@LittleJoeTheMoonlightCat]

44:00 This must be where Mars Needs Moms came From, Well apparently Mars needs Girls. I've been looking for this 1 for Months. Well yes Keep Walt in Disney After all Walt Founded the Disney Corporation, and was The Mouse. Wow, Walt Showed a Strong Woman And all he did was Make a Superhero out of a Secretary, And Donald Duck is an Alien.

[@karo2502]

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