About: 2009 Radio Disney premiere

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After being announced a few times during the day of the show, it was actuality delayed an hour for reasons unknown thus far. At 5 PM EST, the show began a few minutes after the mark of the hour with a short intro featuring random clips from the pre-recorded interview (Such as Doofenshmirtz saying, "Any song with the word 'spatula' in it is great in my book, which was actually said about 30 minutes later,) set to 'Gitchee Gitchee Goo' playing the background.

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rdfs:label	2009 Radio Disney premiere
rdfs:comment	After being announced a few times during the day of the show, it was actuality delayed an hour for reasons unknown thus far. At 5 PM EST, the show began a few minutes after the mark of the hour with a short intro featuring random clips from the pre-recorded interview (Such as Doofenshmirtz saying, "Any song with the word 'spatula' in it is great in my book, which was actually said about 30 minutes later,) set to 'Gitchee Gitchee Goo' playing the background.
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abstract	After being announced a few times during the day of the show, it was actuality delayed an hour for reasons unknown thus far. At 5 PM EST, the show began a few minutes after the mark of the hour with a short intro featuring random clips from the pre-recorded interview (Such as Doofenshmirtz saying, "Any song with the word 'spatula' in it is great in my book, which was actually said about 30 minutes later,) set to 'Gitchee Gitchee Goo' playing the background. After the introduction, Ernie introduced himself, Dr. Doofenshmirtz and Monogram and immediately dove into the first song, Today is Gonna Be a Great Day, the extended version. Following that, each song from the album were played in the order, with brief commentaries about the song said in-character by Doofenshmirtz and Monogram. The commentaries actually explained a few things not mentioned in the show but could be taken as additional relevant information, such as Doofenshmirtz's reaction to Perry almost leaving the O.W.C.A., Doofenshmirtz saying he went on a blind date with Linda Flynn (albeit, the date did not go well and they did not date afterwords; this is confirmed in "What Do It Do?" and then later with a evil robot lookalike in the first part of the "Where's Perry?" saga), and that the evil organization Dr. Doofenshmirtz works for is actually called L.O.V.E. M.U.F.F.I.N. The show lasted one hour and 15 minutes, with commercials included. At the end of the show, Major Monogram and Dr. Doofenshmirtz told the listeners to always choose the side of good, saying that it 'pays better'. However, a few moments later, they both changed their minds after Monogram said that the only real thing they were payed was 'a sense of justice', which he reconciled was not actually worth anything.

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