"The Simpsons," I think. I loved not just "Rocky and Bullwinkle" but they did another one that was "Hoppity Hooper" that was really, really good. I loved that one. I like the "Fractured Fairy Tales." Those were a real, real favorite of mine. "Superchicken" was funny. Q: Was it full circle to record in the building where they recorded "The Jungle Book"? Moore: Well, I'm still trying to kind of wrap my head around it, so yeah, it was because they would have pictures of Phil Harris on the wall with Sebastian Cabot recording in there and it's like wow, this is where they recorded "The Bear Necessities" and all those songs that I would listen to on a record over and over again trying to relive that experience. So it's an interesting journey. Q: By Disney standards it's not the most lavishly animated but the fundamentals are there. Moore: Oh yeah, no, there is something about it. It was absolute -- and I've gone back and watched it a few times and it works, but it is not lavish. It is economical in all ways, but there is something. Just the story is great, the situations and the characters. It was a favorite, and "Dumbo," too.