Condorman

Yes.

Yeah, Condor Man I liked, but you didn't care for it.

You liked

Condor Man more than me, yeah.

Yes.

Condor Man was one that David made us watch.

The Villain was also one that we watched as a David donation, which I kind of liked elements of The Villain.

Like, there were definitely... aspects of it that i liked but i think we were both kind of flat on that one and then undercover blues i think we were both kind of flat on that as well so yeah i think uh i would say i like condor man more than dracula dead and loving it but i did like dracula dead and loving it

No, yeah, yeah.

He was Condor Man.

He was Condor Man, exactly.

He can't be a vampire and Condor Man.

Although he's not, Condor Man isn't allowed to be on Disney Plus for some reason, so maybe he was a vampire.

Oh, wow.

Maybe he killed a chicken.

It was beautiful.

It, it [laughs] don't get me wrong, but it gave me some like Condor man vibes.

[laughs]

[laughs]

Wow.

But-

A beautiful Condor Man.

But, but r-

...

the P- the, the Puma Man and Condor Man days.

Was like-

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Uh, I went with Oliver Reed because I was just think- You know, he is one who I've been on a, a weird bender watching old Oliver Reed movies and thinking, like, as a kid, all I knew him from was Condorman and Oliver.

And then, um, watching The Curse of the Werewolf and, uh, so The Assassination Bureau.

It's like, that's a guy who could be charming as a crime boss.

Mm-hmm

... "Tomorrow night I am putting Condorman on the projector for my daughter, 21 years old, and her boyfriend, 23, who have never seen it.

My excited anticipation of their reaction is palpable."

Wait.

Paul Starling, you're our kinda guy, and it sounds like your wife may also be a Spyhard.

No kidding.

I mean, uh, you can buy her for Christmas, Christmas is coming up, the, um, Condorman sequel in comic book form.

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