B. A. Baracus

He's ready to unleash our speaker, Blake Austin.

Hello, B.A. Baracus.

Great

to be here, Jules.

B.A. B.A.

is like B.A. Baracus.

He's like the mechanic and all of that and everything.

You know what I mean? All of them play a role.

So [laughs] it's just, it's brilliant how everything is inextricably linked.

You know, I used to love the T- A-Team show with, uh, George Peppard and B.A. Baracus, AKA Mr. T.

All of this, it kind of feels like it's a plan coming together.

Um, but I'm very grateful.

Oh, yeah.

You know, I got to tell you, as a child of the 80s, I mean, Mr. T was part of one of the most popular TV shows in the 18, B.A. Baracus.

And I go back and forth with Rocky III and Rocky IV, which one I like the best.

But Clubber Lang was an incredible character.

we're

a little bit like the A team and almost to the point where I could compare Mike Carroll to Hannibal loves it when a good plan comes together except if you don't just don't let him plan your camper van holiday Nile Devitt a bit like B.A. Baracus without the chains strong and tough but just absolutely refuses to get onto an aeroplane Aaron Walsh our very own wacky and weird Murdoch I'm sure one day the three of us will be breaking him out of an asylum somewhere

I am Captain

Weird

I didn't know what he looked like today because I hadn't seen him in decades.

He is frozen in time as B.A. Baracus.

He's frozen in time as the opponent in Rocky III.

48 minutes seems too short to become reattached to something that meant so much to you as a child.

Yes.

And a BA Baracus.

Yeah.

You put together what you had and made up your little leagues and major little stories about them.