The BUMPY History of Test Track

[@FrankieAbrams]

as someone who grew up with v1.0, v2.0 came off as just utterly soulless. 1.0 had dirt, it felt lived-in. 2.0 was the extra features menu from a corporate training DVD.

[@andyb7808]

Never been on 2.0, but I loved World of Motion as a kid, so did my Grandma. She was blind so she mostly liked the music and history being told. I was amped for 1.0 and loved it as a kid, but I also owned crash test dummy toys so I feel like it was aimed at a certain era and aged quicker than they expected. Now, looking back WoM is Marc Davis completely unleashed. It may as well have been called Marc Davis’s World of Motion. Classic!🎉

[@andyb7808]

FYI: the traffic jam scene was a masterpiece that made me want to ride again and again just to look at all the characters and gags. I’m not going to lie, Epcot from my childhood was a nerd kid dream. Horizons, Universe of Energy, Maelstrom, Spaceship Earth, Listen to the Land, and World of Motion changed me for the better. It was like going to the most fun museum in the country.

[@Floridapanthers2020]

“Epcot Centers very first thrill ride” *body wars crying in the corner*

[@theskullspookychannel6343]

I was about to say, Body Wars was technically the first thrill ride at Epcot Center

[@mistermustachio336]

Maelstrom grumbles into a flagon on mead tears stream down into their beard.

[@edvaira6891]

And “Rio de Tiempo” was JUST HAPPY TO BE THERE!

[@JonahEOrr]

As a kid I loved the effect of the car crashing in front of you as you rounded the turn for the barrier test. Always thought it was neat that it would deform to make it seem like it was damaged upon impact. At least before they just parked a crashed SUV there.

[@Robongiovanni]

15:06 The corrosive room was a joke room. The joke is that Bill asks if they remembered to turn off the corrosive robots before the riders were sent through the room, but they of course forgot so the riders were "exposed" to corrosive chemicals which was a water mist with a bitter smell.

[@Mrtfarrugia]

All I remember from the pre- show was that Sherri was a psychopath. She thought about it before deciding to run us into the wall.

[@drewaj]

i hope test track 3.0 gets a super fast rock and roll opening

[@thelazyguy72]

​@@NickIggler1969, when was this ever brought up

[@shinydruddigon9563]

@@thelazyguy72 8:09, maybe watch before you start getting mad in the comments lol

[@thelazyguy72]

@@shinydruddigon9563 No, the comment I replied to said "i'm gay too lol" before they deleted it. I wasn't ever replying to drewaj.

[@shinydruddigon9563]

@ my bad lol, I probably should have noticed that you weren’t replying to the original commenter

[@thelazyguy72]

@@shinydruddigon9563 , it's alr, dw.

[@kyusshead]

I think Disney could open a "Classics" park with updated versions of old favorites from the bygone era. A place for the folks that miss all of their childhood favorites. Of course, I'm talking about "If you had Wings".

[@OBroAnimations]

Maybe they could call it "Disney's Forgotten Wasteland." (wink wink nudge nudge) 🖌️🖲️

[@jabkmant]

Universal studios Florida as well

[@gamberlane]

World of Motion all the way. I'm old enough to remember it and it was nice to have a nice calm ride to be able to enjoy with my whole family. My parents are elderly now and can ride fewer and fewer rides, and to have something to bring us back together and to bring us closer to original EPCOT is always what I want. I wouldn't say it was a super popular ride back in its day, but neither was anything at EPCOT, they were all similar dark rides that teach you things, and it was yet another one. But I really liked "It's Fun to Be Free" and how they changed the music style with each scene to correlate with the period, and there was SO much to look at and see new things each time. I look forward to see what the new version is!

[@theodorehawkwood6594]

THat was a longstanding favorite of mine, followed by Living With the Land and the Living Seas.

[@DreamfinderGuy]

Going purely by attendance figures, World of Motion was actually EPCOT's second most popular attraction only behind Spaceship Earth. It just had a super high capacity so it rarely had a long line.

[@toms6538]

Made my family hit world of motion first, every time we went to EPCOT. Lol so I’m feeling you

[@josephbrown9685]

I agree. World of Motion was excellent. Test Track is okay, but I don’t think it has aged well as a mediocre thrill ride, which is why it keeps having to be updated. WoM was more timeless.

[@stapuftmm-music-gaming]

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[@Syrup-n3t]

I absolutely adore test track. The music of 2.0 is amazing and and 1.0 being so good. I love this ride and I hope 3.0 is better then both and more generations can experience test track

[@ryanomiller]

After watching almost every video and adding “Meet Offhand in the Parks” to my Disney bucket list, I finally joined patreon. Looking forward to what’s ahead!

[@Brandis13]

7:34 I just realized that those fake traffic cones standing in the way of the cars drop down before they are hit by the cars, which makes sense, as wear and tear on them and the car bumpers probably would be too much given how many times a day they would be hit, but while I knew that they were fake and flat, I still was always under the impression that the car just drives over them, folding them down in the process.

[@TheBacklogBuilder]

My only concern with a v3.0 of Test Track would be a “disjointed” feel for EPCOT as a whole. While I wasn’t a fan of v2.0, it felt more in theme with the current state of the park; the Tron vibe while weird “worked” thematically. My biggest question for Disney…where are we going with Epcot???

[@josephbrown9685]

Modern Disney seems incapable of maintaining a cohesive theme across the parks. There are areas that are done far better than others, some of which have been there for a long time (Frontierland/Liberty Square), but now there is more of a disjointed feeling within the parks overall.

[@carolynsmith1976]

I'm going to miss the TT2 soundtrack so much. I love the soundtrack

[@BackstageKingdom]

It really is incredible to me that my first trip in 1995 was the last bastion year for so many of the original attractions at EPCOT. The newest things in all three parks at the time were the new Tomorrowland in Magic Kingdom and the original Innoventions in Futureworld. What a year!

[@Anynom]

1994-95 is a fave time for me for WDW visits

[@josephbrown9685]

Mid 90s is peak WDW in my opinion. Granted, there wasn’t as much to do overall, as Animal Kingdom didn’t exist but what was there was top notch. I miss it.

[@MattMcIrvin]

Now, will somebody, anybody, spring for a revamp of Journey Into Imagination?

[@MGEnterprises2]

Journey Into Imagination's 1983 attraction shouldn't have been touched. It was probably the most timeless out of EVERY attraction within Epcot! I'd love to see the original ride return.

[@Camel138]

I'm betting once Test Track is done and back up and running, we will get an announcement for either a Spaceship Earth or Imagination re-do.

[@josephbrown9685]

Arguably the biggest mistake ever made at WDW as a whole but definitely at Epcot. It’s hard to describe to those who didn’t ride the original how much better it was than anything that’s been there since.

[@MGEnterprises2]

@@josephbrown9685 It was definitely an EPCOT classic, I'd say along the lines of Pirates of Caribbean and Haunted Mansion. I legitimately don't understand why Disney decided to remove it.

[@toyaliens]

13:54 YESSSSS Test Track 2.0 Supremacy!!!!

[@jrios29]

12:17 "7?! Yeah, 7!" If you know, you know! 😉

[@arx24]

SEVEN?!?

[@Em-pc4qm]

I experienced both 1.0 and 2.0 (5th grade vs. 12th grade) and I distinctly remember being sorely disappointed with the changes. It felt like they slowed the ride down and removed most of the actual thrill such as the "crash test" and steering tests. To hear that the movement of the ride actually hadn't changed between the two is surprising to me, I really thought I could feel a difference!

[@d.j.klefeker9207]

The first time I ever rode Test Track was in it's 1.0 phase. The queue line for it was VERY loud, but it was super fascinating because there was so much to look at. Looking back I really do miss that version of the attraction. The 2.0 version will not be missed by me at all.

[@casscolc2241]

I was fortunate enough to experience Epcot (Center) from 1987 onwards - with it being so entrenched in my childhood, world of motion will always be the best to me. The travel through time, incredible sets, loads of great gags but also teaching a lesson. I miss it as much as I miss Horizons.

[@josephbrown9685]

Funny how Horizons gets talked about more but World of Motion was superb in its own right. It was such a charming and relaxing experience, the likes of which we don’t get anymore.

[@Anynom]

My family did Disney vacations every year from 1996-1998 and each time kept reading in books and such how Test Track would be open and wasn't. Finally there in 1999.

[@lilipa6773]

I like test track 1 better than test track 2 because it makes you feel like a test track dummy. I never been on world of motion but I’m excited to experience the new version

[@toms6538]

Enjoyed 1.0 so much more thoroughly than 2.0. Will say, the design your own car, when working, was fun to compete with

[@pault5557]

I LOVED the OG World of Motion because it had that classic EPCOT Edutainment feel, plus the post show was great with Bird and the Robot and the Water Engine show! 😎

[@MattMcIrvin]

I've only ever experienced Test Track 2.0 so don't feel a lot of grief for the versions of the attraction that came before. The first time we rode it was in 2013 and it was actually pretty new. I thought it was fine, but the important thing about it is that it's the most thrilling ride at Disney World that I can share with my whole family, who are not big thrill enthusiasts. It's right at that upper bound--that and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Anything beyond that, I'm riding solo. When she was little, my daughter absolutely loved the "design your car" queue activity, and that was really the big draw of the ride, that and the post-show activities you could play with the car you designed. But the Tron aesthetic did seem redundant once Disney World had an actual Tron ride, and it does seem like it's high time for another take. I appreciate that GM is the one original sponsor of Epcot that hung on with the slot they originally sponsored, enabling all these changes. Journey to the Center of the Earth at Tokyo DisneySea is the Tokyo counterpart. I had to ride that one myself because they realized that one had a drop, though honestly it's a pretty gentle drop, more of a dark ramp.

[@snmckay]

Ohmygod I grew up in Orlando and when I went back to Disney last year we went to Disney. I knew something was different about Test Track. I loved 1.0 and was actually pretty disappointed with the changes. Looking forward to what comes next.

[@rct3isepic]

Test Track 2.0 gets way too much hate in my opinion. Maybe it's because it lead to one of the most formative pieces of media for me as a person or just that I love the TRON Aesthetic. But no I definitely think most of the hate for 2.0 is just nostalgia goggles

[@thedoctor4637]

I road Test Track in 2014 and enjoyed making the concept car. I always wanted to use that system again but haven’t been back back since. 2.0 is my favorite because it’s the only one I know. I’d enjoy it if they released that car design program as a website game, mobile game, or something.

[@brigid6255]

I have such a soft spot for test track 1.0. I remember being so disappointed in 2.0 but I’m looking forward to 3.0! I’d love it if they leaned into an environmental edutainment thrill ride

[@m.hreels9822]

Glad see you’re doing documentary and history videos now!

[@skipbreakfast]

I would add that World of Motion was very popular for about 12 years and then the last time I went on it....there was no line. I don't know. I felt it was as great as Horizons, and I am a HUGE Horizons fan.

[@ThemeparkAdults]

I didn't know until now that when I went on Test Track 2.0 in December 2012 it had just reopened. It was my first time at WDW since 1981 when I went to Magic Kingdom as an eight-month old baby. We also went to the Caribbean on that trip. Great video!

[@Segafishy]

I remember when I went in May 99 the queues were huge and it had a habit of breaking down but when you got in it was amazing especially if you were an 8 year old petrolhead like me, the Crash Test Dummies were working the queue as well which made the wait tolerable, it may have only done 65 but it felt as thrilling then as holding a Car steady at 140 did as an adult.

[@freembeem]

Yo, you make the coolest videos, bro. Keep it up!!

[@ScholeyProductions]

Epic video, one of my absolute favourite Disney rides, if not my favourite! Excited to see what the future has for Test Track 3.0 👌

[@Nonfiction79]

My favorite version is 2.0. It’s really only because it’s the version that I grew up with and I’m very nostalgic for it. (And the music kicks some real ass). I’m really pumped for 3.0.

[@headews599w]

As a three year old I went on Magic Skyway and loved World of Motion as well as both Test Track versions, leaning towards version 2.0.

[@HandleHandle233]

WOM was probably my favorite. Lots of nice memories. In its day, I’d says it was somewhere between Living with the Land and Horizons 😻 1.0 is a close second. I loved the crash test dummy motif and my brother had a stuffed Pluto crash dummy.❤

[@jenbiro2215]

I was there on the first night it opened to guests in December 98! Test track opened at the perfect time for me. I was 13. I didn’t have my license yet… but I was already interested in cars thanks to the World of Motion showroom. Thanks to the “how cars work” vibe of Test Track… I fully fell down the automotive repair/restore rabbit hole which is still going strong to this day. I even bought a white 95 Firebird because it reminded me of the shape of the ride cars. I really do miss the original, but I too am one of those weirdos who loved 2.0. I might have to blame that on my love of all things Tron. Said my farewells to it this past May, but I’d like to think that last car I designed on my final ride gets to live on my magic band forever. Here’s to hoping 3.0 gives us lots of fun nods to world of motion! I’m going to be doing a happy dance if Bird and Robot make an appearance.

[@kronvlat]

it honestly took youtube videos to figure out that i was remembering world of motion. I had this memory of a great dark ride that i loved as a kid but i'd go to Disney year after year and couldn't figure out what the heck i was remembering. All i could remember was flashes of scenes and just really enjoying myself. I can remember Disney visits as each version was being built and wondering what it would be like. I think this is the version i'm most excited about.

[@kiwikiwi2483]

THANNK YOU! I've always stood on my belief of 2.0 being the best version. It just felt right. Very excited for 3.0

[@MANBEARPIG111]

I loved test track 1, I was 6 years old when I went the first time in 2001. Just blew my little mind. Also I loved the 90s style Epcot.

[@royavery6949]

I always wish the pavilion was a two ride area. World of motion within the building. Test track on the outside. Classic epcot had three of the best dark rides ever created. Spaceship Earth, World of Motion, and #1 of all time HORIZONS. I love thril rides, but I always understood that's not what epcot is about. Give me education and immersive sceneries.

[@jimmymcinerney1950]

My mom rode the original Ford Magic Skyway at the 1964 New York World's fair when she was a kid with her grandmother.

[@Wrecker3D]

Disney always will have the same 2 problems: A change in sponsorship can result in huge changes (especially if they don't want reminders to previous show/attraction and/or sponsor -if applicable) The park(s) lean heavily on both nostalgia and futuristic views, balancing these is very hard... because time moves and people change... The trick is how do you make people come back and go 'I remember that!' and still have go 'Oh, that's new!' while also not have them go 'I like the old one better...' (usually bit older repeat visitor) and/or hear them say 'God! This stuff is _sooooo_ outdated!' (usually the younger visitors, without previous experiences in the park) And while stuff like The Castle(s) etc won't be torn down and rebuild anytime soon (unless there's a safety reason) changes like these can ruin an experience (grand) dad had and wanted you to experience... Yes we need to go forward, update rides (systems) etc. but should also be vigilant it doesn't make it feel like a completely different park OMG starting to rant (too long), anyway hope the reskin (prob. isn't more than that) will be something everyone can live with and both GM and Disney actually listen to feedback of visitors/guests/costumers and don't force something stupid

[@Thedanyeager623]

I honestly forget this ride exists

[@8675309858]

Man can we get openings like Test Track 1.0 again? Holy cow I remember with Tiana’s Bayou, it opened and it wasn’t even a celebration it was just like: “woooo” (like literally nothing)

[@bibbleshanks]

When I was a little kid, I was convinced they were going to slam the car into a wall and I was absolutely terrified.

[@ccw2312]

I remember being so scared to ride this ride. I begged the CM to at least tell me if it went upside down and they couldn't say anything (this is something I've noticed, when I went to Wizarding World earlier this year, I asked if Hagrid's went upside down and they actually told me "No, it doesn't"). The fast part outside looked so fast and scary to me, but when we found out how fast it went (around 65mph), my parents went "We were driving that faster on the interstate to get here". Lol, I calmed down after that. But little preteen me having a panic attack in the line is a memory for sure, lol.

[@mitchsmeykal22]

World of Motion fan second to horizons was my favorite attraction. it was funny and informative. If they can pull it off it may be great.

[@gkellogg]

I like the Radiator Springs Racers version of the ride. Great video.

[@nosbig98]

I grew up in the 80's, and I had the chance to see World of Motion 3 times, TT 1.0 once, and TT 2.0 once. I prefer them in chronological order, mostly due to the edutainment focus of the attraction. My parents were teachers, so Future World of the 80's was awesome! Frankly, that first loop outside on the original Omnimover track was (and still is) so unique. That being said, I'm fine with every iteration, as each one stuck with the edutainment theme in some way. I look forward to seeing what new concepts and classic homages they come up with.

[@jabkmant]

7? Yes 7

[@rgs8970]

I'm dying 😂 I own a Chevy from the time of Test Track 2.0's opening, and it looks like a ride based on my car's design 😭 what an extremely specific theme

[@shabbysnubtide3339]

Test Track 1.0 had massive amounts of detail and theming. 2.0 replaced that with a lot of black painted plywood with stripes painted with black-light paint.

[@JoeEstey22]

Og test track will forever be the best version

[@JCBro-yg8vd]

I never knew about World of Motion. I personally lean towards Test Track 2.0 for having a better ride theme than just being a literal test track, whereas 1.0 was very clearly that with just a little Disney imagineering. Still, Disney going back to their roots for the attraction is a rare bit of positive news for the company.

[@KLGChaos]

As I never got to experience World of Motion, I'm looking forward to the re-imagining. I love the Disney Edutainment stuff and really hope to see more of it... preferably in some fun dark ride like Spaceship Earth.

[@lafiosca]

World of Motion was great. In my mind it was most comparable to Spaceship Earth. Very similar vibes, to the point that I would sometimes as a kid forget which of the rides certain scenes were in. I enjoyed it more than any version of Test Track.

[@johnpirtle1812]

World of Motion was my favorite! I think Test Track 1.0 was far better than 2.0 because it told a story…a crash test dummy’s story. The one redeeming thing about 2.0 was the futuristic cityscape as you went through a turn coming out of the trees. This was a nod to the CenterCore portion of World of Motion, which was itself an homage to Walt’s “Progress City” model for EPCOT (as seen on the Peoplemover).

[@fightmefairy]

My family loved 1.0. I loved the warehouse look. My most prominent memory was dropping a Nemo plush I have just gotten in a weird little nook in the queue. My dad have gotten down there saved it and hopped back up like a boss. The parents around us cheered. It sounds so fake when I type it out. When they changed the test track to 2.0 our family didn’t really like it. Not to mention the added wait time with making your own car. I don’t think I’ve been on 2.0 more than 3 times as a family who goes to Disney very often.

[@drewwhitney7327]

Test Track 2.0: You’re gonna ride a car that goes slower than you drive on the highway. Test Track 1.0: You’re a crash test dummy at the factory, and we’re gonna drive you into a wall. Psych!

[@drewwhitney7327]

I didn’t ride the 1.0 version, but it sounds like with such a wild-sounding premise, the ugly factory theming would have made it somewhat easier to suspend disbelief, and therefore more thrilling by the time the crash wall pulls away at the last second.

[@jennierod81]

All I have to say is I want to hear It’s Fun to Be Free on 3.0

[@maxinem5474]

No matter how good 3.0 is 2.0 will always be the best in my heart!! Especially with that banger queue music

[@mattjacobs1210]

Hard to tell on World of Motion popularity. There was never a line, as capacity was huge, and crowds back then were not like they are today. It is still my second favorite ride all time after Horizons.

[@Freckris]

I was too young to really remember the queue for world of motion, I kind of feel like the line was about as fast as Spaceship Earth, but I did love the ride as a wee bab. I think of the three I like Testtrack 1.0 the best, because it was supposed to be a factory and it worked like one. I'm looking forward to see what 3.0 will bring, cos I wasn't a fan of building a car, and then it never working.

[@dangerzone24]

I think I'm in the weird middle ground where I loved 1.0 so much, but thought 2.0 was still pretty great. I think the 3rd version is going to be great too.

[@nkjellman]

As of now, I'd say that my favorite version of Test Track is 1.0 because it had a lot more theming. I felt like 2.0 was pretty cheap looking, though I agree with 2.0 fans that it fit in Epcot. Especially the sound track. Now for 3.0, I'm getting a good feeling about it. I like that they're calling back to World of Motion. Now I read somewhere in an article that the 3.0 version is going to be about the adventure behind driving, as well as the onboard technology. A little speculation here. I feel like the queue in 3.0 is going to call back to WOM the heaviest. You could get scenes depicting ones from WOM, but in the queue. The actual ride will be you experiencing a brand new car powered by technology, as you go on a road trip through various scenery. You may get multiple biomes and a city scene, sorta like you'd have in a car commercial. If my speculation holds true, I think this could be the best version of Test Track. Lets hope for physical sets, and less screens.

[@Rockbilly71]

I loved version 1. Version 3 should take place on a fake road through a city.

[@emoranger37]

24:27 looks like a simulation of a mountain/forest highway with the guardrail and foliage

[@loreleigrove3030]

I like version 1.0 better because the truck test was more realistic and felt like it was coming at you and that you had narrowly avoided it.

[@kevinboggs5598]

I remember that at world of motion and TT 1.0 was that you could sit in the show room cars, 2.0 and especially after Covid they no longer let people sit in any of the cars

[@charliemacsart]

I was really hoping the outside portion would be enclosed so that way the ride didn't have to go down during bad weather, it's unfortunate to hear that the plans for that were cut. That said: Test Track 1.0 > Test Track 2.0. I never experienced World of Motion, but I'd probably put it in-between the two TTs.

[@TacoEX1]

Can’t wait for Bob to screw up this new repaint of a ride that was better the first time around.

[@johngalvano5895]

I loved the temperature parts in 1.0

[@blkbelt42]

I wish if they aren't enclosing the final run, they at least put awnings over it, cause they have to shut down the ride whenever there is rain

[@jackylsmith8138]

Makes sense for GM to sponsor it. It allows them to put more brands in their besides Chevy. Like Cadillac, GMC etc..

[@HHNZombie]

Breaking: Disney’s Test Track 3..0 will be sponsored by Jaguar. What an opening ceremony! 😂

[@TheBoyonnetx81]

I was just looking at my dec 2012 trip pictures and totally forgot i was there on opening day for 2.0 i have a picture of the test track sign and stage behind it

[@jubipants]

I loved 1.0, the queue was so much more fun and I loved the theming more

[@StuffwellakaTy]

I watched this video at EPCOT!

[@robwest5457]

I have demanded for years that Disney open a new park bringing back all the original rides they closed: Mr Toad, Horizons, World of Morion, Great Movie Ride, BodyWars/Cranium Command, Monster Sound Show, etc so I think you all know where I stand, World of Motion is severely missed.

[@alliefurlong486]

2:24 this might be a silly question, but is the Lego sea monster outside of the Lego store at Disney springs based off of this guy?

[@NathalieQuinoness]

It definitely would have been smart to continue with enclosing the outside so when it rains the ride doesn’t have to be shut off

[@hootowl2112]

6:00 I am having a hard time focusing on the car.

[@aledandrian]

I personally thought the 1.0 theme was a lot more fun and tangible than the abstract, corporate 2.0 theme, but I have to admit there really wasn’t anything futuristic or aspirational to it, whereas at least the whole “car from the future” thing fit vaguely into Future World

[@blkbelt42]

So the car isn't actually supposed to go to 65mph. It's programed to hit 64.9 and not go over (though variances happen, of course, based on the weight in the car and other environmental factors). GM asked for that, because they didn't want it to seem like they where promoting speeding. And since the highway speed limit in the city of Orlando is 65mph, they wouldn't let Disney hit that. Hence the ride getting right to it at 64.9mph. Supposedly the ride system can actually reach speeds between 80-100mph, though Disney never wanted to hit those speeds, to keep a more universal appeal, even before the mandate from GM.

[@kellyhyson4772]

I very much preferred WoM over the TT inCARnations (ha!), mostly because I'm a big fan of auto-animatronics, which WoM was filled to the rafters with. Plus, narration by Gary Owens. 💕

[@Vermonter8812]

I'm curious where test track goes but 1.0 was my favorite version

[@ToastGhost]

I liked 1.0 as a kid but never got back to the US to do 2.0

[@marsZpants]

I LOVED world of motion as a kid. That big track curve up as goes outside pops into my dreams occasionally still!

[@raining_trees]

SHUT UP SHUT UP UPLOADED 11 MINUTES AGO?!?! LETS GOOOOOO!!!!!!

[@nitroraptor2]

Way prefer the wacky design of test track 1.0

[@ConnorCampbell-ch5mk]

I’m happy that test track 3.0 is going to respect the history of world of motion. If you’re going to change a park or attraction, you need to make sure you respect the history of said park or attraction. If only the respected the history of the muppets at Hollywood Studios…

[@TaysTurbo]

Test track 1.0 help me realize that I want to become a mechanic

[@catherinehayes8912]

I loved World of Motion the best, but Test Track 1.0 was the best version of TT

[@bostongeis5123]

8:16 It should’ve been Jessica

[@jasonstella74]

Actor from Beet in Show John Michael Higgins (Bill)