To make way for new expansion plans at Disneyland Resort, Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue! will be permanently ...

Who returns from the ‘Monsters, Inc.’ cast to ‘Monsters At Work ... Anderson (voiced by Lucas Neff), Cutter (voiced by Alanna Ubach), and Val Little (voiced by Mindy Kaling).

On his way, he meets former college classmate Val Little, a bubbly, cheerful MIFT employee played by Mindy Kaling, and is led into the underbelly of Monsters, Inc. Fritz, played by the ever ...

Inc. franchise, Monsters at Work's new season sees “Tylor’s journey as a Jokester and his friendship with Val face the ultimate test,” according to the official plot synopsis. “When new ...

Meet Val Little when #MonstersAtWork starts streaming ... Work picks up after the events of the original 2001 release, Monsters Inc. Now that the monsters no longer scare to get their power ...

Image Val Little (voiced by Mindy Kaling ... eyeball with arms and legs), are now the newly appointed heads of Monsters, Inc., the energy company at the center of the film and the series.

At the annual Monsters, Inc. vs. FearCo softball game, Val tries to tell Tylor about a job offer from Mike & Sulley, but Tylor is too busy considering his own future to listen. When news anchors ...

Or “Monsters University,” the 2013 prequel follow-up to “Monsters, Inc.,” the 2001 smash hit ... MIFT team include the exceedingly chipper Val (Mindy Kaling, who knows a thing or two ...

Monsters, Inc. loves a door. From the implied doors of ... Duncan’s name takes up the largest portion of the wheel, but Val gets the coveted position. Seeing Duncan’s distress, Val—sweet ...

When new doors of opportunity unexpectedly open at rival energy company, FearCo, Tylor’s co-workers at Monsters Inc. begin to question his loyalty. As his Laugh Floor partnership with Val is ...

In addition to Mike and Sulley, Monsters at Work features Monsters, Inc. original characters Celia ... jokes are what made Kaling sign on to voice Val, Tylor’s self-proclaimed work bestie ...

During its “The Future of World-Building at Disney” panel, the Mouse House debuted a new animatic concept video for the upcoming Monsters, Inc. roller coaster coming to Hollywood Studios.