Change One Thing, Change The World

[Seriously]

The year is 1933. Walt Disney is meeting with his mother, Flora. She says, "Why don't you give up tobacco?" Walt follows his mom's advice.

 

[claybaskit]

Gary Hart decides sitting in a boat called monkey business.no woman that's not his wife should be sitting on his lap.

 

[Charles EP M.]

Alexander Fleming doesn't have his cultures contaminated

 

[Seriously]

Walt Disney is looking for a distributor for his shorts. He is looking at UA, 20th Century-Fox, Paramount, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Columbia, and RKO
-Variety

 

[Seriously]

Just an interesting thought. I feel like partnerships between cartoon companies and comics companies like National, Charlton, Fawcett, Timely, All American, and MLJ should become a thing come World War 2 era.

 

[lerk]

Vienna, 1913. Hitler, Trotsky, Tito, Freud, and Stalin all walk into the same bar. A fire breaks out and none of them make it out alive.

 

[Seriously]

Vienna, 1913. Hitler, Trotsky, Tito, Freud, and Stalin all walk into the same bar. A fire breaks out and none of them make it out alive.

This is actually a pop culture focused AH around "What if Walt Disney quit smoking?" There were two other posts in the same vein, earlier in the thread.

 

[lerk]

This is actually a pop culture focused AH around "What if Walt Disney quit smoking?" There were two other posts in the same vein, earlier in the thread.

In that case you should've mentioned it then, because none of the other posts here indicated that it was meant to exclusively be one. The third post here had to do with the inventor of penicillin, and the second one was a political POD.

 

[Seriously]

Newly inaugurated President Franklin D. Roosevelt promises "New Deal"
-New York Times
Columbia picked to distribute Disney shorts, possible feature film
-Los Angeles Times
Walt Disney on feature film rumors: "All I'll say is that it's based on a fairy tale"
-Kansas City Star

 

[Seriously]

Paul Terry signs distribution deal with RKO
-Los Angeles Times
New German leader may restrict imports of foreign films, end collaborations between German, American studios
-Los Angeles Times
Fleischer brothers get distribution deal with Paramount, license agreement with King Features Syndicate for "Popeye" character
-New York Times

 

[Artaxerxes]

Mark Hamil, star of the upcoming film Star Wars was announced dead on arrival today after his car swerved into oncoming traffic. Police are investigating the accident - La Times, 12th January 1977