The second season of Defunctland premiered on February 5, 2018. A common theme throughout the season was the rise and fall of Michael Eisner and his effects on the Disney Parks and The Walt Disney Company as a whole. This season ended on March 22, 2019.
In the Defunctland Season premiere, Kevin travels back to Paramount's Kings Island in Mason, Ohio to discuss one of the most unique dark rides of all time, Tomb Raider: The Ride.
In Defunctland's first international addition, Kevin explores the history of Alton Towers and its Space Mountain rip-off coaster, the Black Hole.
Kevin discusses the much beloved Journey Into Imagination and its wonderful characters, Dreamfinder and Figment, in part one of this two part crossover with Yesterworld.
Defunctland goes back to Universal Studios Florida with Kevin discussing the opening day attraction, Alfred Hitchock: The Art of Making Movies.
Defunctland goes to Japan to discuss the history of the eventually abandoned Disneyland knock-off, Nara Dreamland!
Defunctland travels to just outside of Paris, France to discuss the failure of Disney's biggest gamble, Euro Disney Resort.
The conclusion of Defunctland's two episode dissection of the Euro Disney resort. This time, Kevin discusses the history of Discovery Mountain, aka Space Mountain: De La Terre a La Lune, aka Space Mountain: From the Earth to the Moon, and eventually known as Space Mountain: Mission 2.
On this swinging episode of Defunctland, Kevin tells the history of Busch Gardens Williamsburg fan favorite, the now-defunct Arrow suspended coaster, the Big Bad Wolf.
In time for its 50th Birthday, Defunctland takes a deep dive into Houston's much beloved former theme park, Six Flags Astroworld.
In this episode of Defunctland, Kevin and Disney Dan sell out for a second time.
Defunctland goes to Virginia to explore the history of the Disney park that never was, Disney's America.
Defunctland packs its bags and checks into Orlando, Florida's forgotten resort, the Nickelodeon Hotel. Or the Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn. Or just the Nick Hotel. It had a lot of names.
The last stop in a long journey to Disney Quest, Defunctland takes a look at Disney Regional Entertainment's first venture, Club Disney. Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater, McDonald's Playplaces and Leaps and Bounds, Discovery Zone, Showbiz Pizza, and more are discussed in this little-known part of Disney history.
Defunctland discusses the rise and fall of Disney's high-tech, virtual reality arcade, DisneyQuest, located in Walt Disney World's Downtown Disney in Orlando, in Downtown Chicago, and almost in many other places.
In this episode of Defunctland, Kevin goes back to his roots, visiting Kansas City's Worlds of Fun to discuss the Orient Express coaster and the park as a whole.
In this extra-spooky Halloween special of Defunctland, Kevin travels to Japan to discuss the history of Tokyo Disneyland's Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour, a terrifying creation. He also provides a short history of the Black Cauldron, so there's that.
In this gripping noir thriller, detective Kevin Perjurer takes on the mystery of the many abandoned Santa Claus and Christmas themed amusement parks around the world.
Kevin goes down under to explore the makings of Australia's biggest and most renowned theme parks, Wonderland Sydney and what led to its untimely demise.
In this high flying episode of Defunctland, Kevin takes a look at the history of the official airline of Walt Disney World resort, Eastern Airlines.
In this episode, Kevin explores the history of Joel Chandler Harris, Uncle Remus, Song of the South, Splash Mountain, and Six Flags Over Georgia's forgotten dark ride, Tales of the Okefenokee.
In the Season Two finale of Defunctland, Kevin ends his Michael Eisner saga with his final years at the company, overseeing the development, construction, and opening of Disney's smallest and worst-performing Magic Kingdom, Hong Kong Disneyland.