The Simpsons: Welcome to the Club

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Dawnn Lewis and Yeardley Smith in The Simpsons: Welcome to the Club (2022)

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Nancy Cartwright

Bart Simpson
(voice)
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Yeardley Smith

Lisa Simpson
(voice)

Chris Edgerly

Prince Charming
(voice)
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Dawnn Lewis

Ursula
(voice)
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Tress MacNeille

Evil Queen
(voice)
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Kevin Michael Richardson

Captain Hook
(voice)

Tom Hiddleston

Loki
(voice)

Patricia Acevedo

Lisa simpson

José Gilberto Vilchis

Loki

Claudia Motta

Bart simpson

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Trivia
This is the first time Kaa has appeared in animation ever since The Jungle Book 2 (2003) released 19 years prior. And this is the second time he is voiced by a female actor after The Jungle Book (2016) and this is also the second time since 2003 where he is voiced by someone other then Jim Cummings.

Goofs
In the end credits Kaa hypnotizes Homer and it is shown that Homer's eyes are not in swirling colors like what Bagheera Mowgli and Shanti had in The Jungle Book (1967) and The Jungle Book 2 (2003).

Connections
Featured in A Disney Villains Retrospective: The Little Mermaid Villains

Soundtracks
Welcome to the Club
(uncredited)
Music by Bleeding Fingers Music
Lyrics by J. Stewart Burns, Joel H. Cohen, Al Jean, Christine Nangle, and Loni Steele Sosthand
Performed by Dawnn Lewis, Kevin Michael Richardson, Tress MacNeille, Yeardley Smith, and Chris Edgerly

There was a way to do this well

And it wasn't this.

It is hard not to be cynical about stuff like this. But there wasn't anything to be positive about it really.

The song was below average, the jokes didn't land, and the story wasn't there.

The Maggie shorts have some cleverness about them, but the soulless Disney crossovers not so much.

And just because Tom Hiddleston makes jokes about contractual obligations, doesn't mean it isn't true.

It is possible to bring The Simpsons A game combined with Disney's impressive back catalogue to come up with something truly unique.

But will Disney put the money into it? Only time will tell. They need to do something with The Simpsons IP.