History Radio / IntergalacticalMagicalRadio

* ContinuitySnarl: Assuming the audio play is intended to be canon in the first place, Birdie claims during the track "The Land of Lost and Found" that she's never lost anything, which is contradictory to how she clearly lost the belongings she brought with her on the boat trip in "The Legend of Grimace Island".

* AdaptedOut: In spite of being based off the ''Wacky Adventures'' videos, there is no mention of Sundae or the [=McNuggets=] and the [=McDonaldland=] gang are accompanied by a different group of kids than Tika and Franklin. In contrast, the Fry Kids abruptly appear among the group during their trip in outer space even though they were dropped from the series after the very first video "Scared Silly".

* ThatRemindsMeOfASong: Some of the songs come out of nowhere and have nothing to do with the overall plot of Ronald and friends traveling through space to respond to the aliens' distress signal they received on their radio station, the most obvious ones including "Be Cheerful, Be Perky" (where Birdie sings about how to be a well-behaved person), "Do Monsters Know How to Rock and Roll?" (where Ronald observes a werewolf constellation and wonders if monsters boogie before a vampire makes contact with them to teach them a dance called the Zombie Lurch) and "Lima Beans" (where Grimace sings about having dreams about vegetables).

* ThatRemindsMeOfASong: Some of the songs come out of nowhere and have nothing to do with the overall plot of Ronald and friends traveling through space to respond to the aliens' distress signal, the most obvious ones including "Be Cheerful, Be Perky" (where Birdie sings about how to be a well-behaved person), "Do Monsters Know How to Rock and Roll?" (where Ronald observes a werewolf constellation and wonders if monsters boogie before a vampire makes contact with them to teach them a dance called the Zombie Lurch) and "Lima Beans" (where Grimace sings about having dreams about vegetables).

* PercussiveMaintenance: One of the kids suggests to Ronald that they can fix the radio station by hitting it like his father does with the television. Ronald points out that such a technique isn't recommended on such delicate equipment, but figures it couldn't hurt to try anyway.

* SuperSargassoSea: "The Land of Lost and Found" is all about Ronald and friends finding themselves on a planet full of lost objects, some of which are items they misplaced themselves.

* AudioAdaptation: This is more or less an audio drama of ''The Wacky Adventures of Ronald [=McDonald=]'', with the cover art of the not-publicly-available CD even depicting Ronald, Grimace, Hamburglar and Birdie sporting designs influenced by their depictions in those videos.

* AdaptedOut: In spite of being based off the ''Wacky Adventures'' videos, there is no mention of Sundae or the [=McNuggets=] and the [=McDonaldland=] gang are accompanied by a different group of kids than Tika and Franklin.

* UnstoppableMailman: "Unidentified Knocking Object" has a mailman go to the trouble of delivering a package to Ronald ''through outer space''.

* FurryReminder: "Eggs-actly What's Inside" has the gang find a giant egg, with Birdie deciding to try and hatch it since birds tend to hatch eggs and she's the only bird around.

* HurricaneOfPuns: "Eggs-Actly What's Inside" has Ronald make several egg-based puns while speculating on what could be inside the egg Birdie is trying to hatch after the gang find it.

'''The Wacky Musical Adventures of Ronald [=McDonald=]: Intergalactical Magical Radio''' was a radio play produced in 1999 as a tie-in to the direct-to-VHS ''WesternAnimation/TheWackyAdventuresOfRonaldMcdonald'' cartoon. Written by Rich Seidelman and Barbara Fallon with composition by Gary Fry, the production fell into obscurity, as instead of being distributed to the public as cassette tapes through UsefulNotes/McDonalds restaurants like the ''Ronald Makes It Magic'', ''Travel Tunes'' and ''Silly Sing Along'' albums, the only release ''Intergalactical Magical Radio'' saw was through United Airlines' in-flight radio.

The audio play can be listened to by following this link at archive.org: https://archive.org/details/ronald-mcdonald.-intergalactical-magical-radio., but be aware that several tracks are out of order.

'''The Wacky Musical Adventures of Ronald [=McDonald=]: Intergalactical Magical Radio''' was a radio play produced in 1999 as a tie-in to the direct-to-VHS ''WesternAnimation/TheWackyAdventuresOfRonaldMcdonald''. Written by Rich Seidelman and Barbara Fallon with composition by Gary Fry, the production fell into obscurity, as instead of being distributed to the public as cassette tapes through UsefulNotes/McDonalds restaurants like the ''Ronald Makes It Magic'', ''Travel Tunes'' and ''Silly Sing Along'' albums, the only release ''Intergalactical Magical Radio'' saw was through United Airlines' in-flight radio.

The audio play can be listened to by following this link at archive.org (https://archive.org/details/ronald-mcdonald.-intergalactical-magical-radio.), but be aware that several tracks are out of order.

The audio play can be listened to {{https://archive.org/details/ronald-mcdonald.-intergalactical-magical-radio.|here}}, but be aware that several tracks are out of order.

The audio play can be listened to {{https://archive.org/details/ronald-mcdonald.-intergalactical-magical-radio. |here}}, but be aware that several tracks are out of order.

The audio play can be listened to [[https://archive.org/details/ronald-mcdonald.-intergalactical-magical-radio. |here]], but be aware that several tracks are out of order.

The audio play can be listened to [[https://archive.org/details/ronald-mcdonald.-intergalactical-magical-radio. here]], but be aware that several tracks are out of order.