#Captain hooks sidekick tv#

to run into a loud Captian Hook in one of the pirate-themed caves on Tom Sawyer's Island,

There is (or was) also space there where an assistant character guide could (in a black cloak) be mostly unseen by guests. A face character could do this more easily than a masked one. There's a place to the port side of guests' boats when entering the main POTC ride building that is (or used to be) a nice nook employees could easily enter and have plenty of standing room. and (rarely, but memorably) popping into the most desolate part of the cave in POTC holding a lantern and yelling at guests on boats. appearing in the Dream Suite balcony in a robe and nightcap and imploring everyone below to be quiet so he can nap, then coming down the stairs to confront any non-scary looking guests who dare yell back, and then saying he likes their spirit & asking if they would the like to become pirates, heckling Main Street musical groups that lack accordions, constantly trying recruit bad kids who could become good pirates, If Cruella can roam around Disneyland alone, so can Hook. I like Smee, but I think he's an unnecessary sidekick in Disneyland.

#Captain hooks sidekick tv#

Smith in the old TV series, 'Lost in Space.')

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Theatricality and volume would go a long way for any Hook. It might be annoying for almost any actor to try and maintain Smee's unusual voice all day, but Hook's could be accomplished by many actors whose voices can range from an annoyed roar (' Blaaaaaaast!') to a high, almost effeminate, haughtiness. Captain Hook ends up being chased away from Neverland by the crocodile.Re: How about Captain Hook as a face character? Thanks to Wendy's warning, Peter jumps out of the way, and Captain Hook loses his footing as he falls to the sea, where the crocodile is waiting to catch him. Peter then allows Hook to leave and never return, but when his back is turned, Hook sees his chance and is about to lay his hook on Peter in revenge for cutting off his left hand as well as humiliating him. Peter orders him to shout loudly that he's a codfish Hook does so, making the Lost Boys, Wendy, John and Michael sing and the crocodile dances in the sea to the song. Hook pleads for his life, declaring that he will leave forever and do anything Peter says. Hook corners Peter at the edge of the mast and is about to stab him, but Peter, having noticed a Jolly Roger flag right above Hook, uses it to blind the captain and disarm him. Hook makes Peter promise not to fly and gains the upper hand by disarming Peter. Captain Hook escapes from the crocodile's jaws and frantically swims back to his ship with the crocodile in hot pursuitĪfter Hook recovers, he climbs up the rope ladder to confront Peter on the mast, calling him a coward for his tendency to fly away from the duel. Just then, Captain Hook hears the sound of a ticking clock, the crocodile arrives and attempts to eat Hook as it pulls him into the water. Upon realizing that he is standing on thin air, he struggles to keep himself from falling and manages to hang onto the ledge with his hook.

Captain Hook engages Peter in a duel, eventually pushing him off the cliff's ledge. He finds Peter on the rocks, and is about to lay his hook on him, but thanks to Wendy's warning, the captain's hook only catches Peter's hat as Peter slips away. Captain Hook goes on an investigation to find out where the strange voice is coming from. As Captain Hook forces Tiger Lily to reveal Peter's secret hideout to the point of shouting directly to her face, Peter spooks Hook by imitating a spirit. Unbeknownst to Hook, Peter Pan spots them and follows them to the cave, plotting to rescue Tiger Lily. Later, Captain Hook and Smee are seen rowing past the Mermaid Lagoon in a rowboat with a captive Tiger Lily, whom they take to Skull Rock.