Corey Johnson

That night, Jonathan gets into a poker game with a group of Americans.

Henderson is played by Stephen Dunham, Daniels is played by Corey Johnson, and Burns is played by Tuke Watkins, and learns that they've been employed by an Egyptologist played by Jonathan Hyde to hunt for the lost city of Hamunaptra as well.

To do a mini-bio for all of them real quick, Hyde's a genre veteran thanks to Jumanji, Anaconda, Titanic, and Crimson Peak, while Dunham showed up in Paranormal Activity 4 before his untimely death in 2012 at the age of 48, and Johnson specializes in American roles in British productions like the wealthy Henry Van Staten in the first season Doctor Who episode Dalek.

And Watkins is our soap opera horror guy this time out, appearing on One Life to Live and General Hospital, as well as the primetime soap Desperate Housewives.

Oh, yeah.

Corey Johnson from Dalek.

Yeah, the main American guy.

Yeah.

Welcome back to Friday Mayors Podcast.

I'm your host, Austin Proctor, and joining me today for episode 397 is my good friend, Corey Johnson.

Heyo, everybody.

I am the most concerned-looking little boy ever.

That's Carson Roberts.

I'm telling you, Marlboro County is another program that's not a team, that's a program under Corey Johnson.

They are rolling.

They return 20 of 22 from last year's team.

And, you know, at that moment, she wasn't interested in telling her story, but was very interested in becoming involved behind the scenes as an advisor.

And so as we went on through this journey together, everything changed when the Center for Investigative Reporting in 2013 released their series of articles by Corey Johnson, who's also in the film.

Mm

hmm.

They return 20 of 22 guys.

Corey Johnson, head coach for the Bulldogs, told me this is all about the work they got in.

They knew they would hit the ground running.

61-20 win over Myrtle Beach.

I'm telling you, all those guys that I'm talking about for the Bulldogs, they can return punts somewhere on Saturdays.

They are impossible to corner.

And the way Corey Johnson is working things, he's playing with tempo, trying to get them in space.

Think Oregon style 20 years ago.

And, uh, you know, if he has another good one at the St. Lawrence, we're gonna be talking about him a lot more 'cause he's gonna knock down one of those Angler of the Years, and he's been all over it, and now he is right freaking there.

I believe, uh, maybe, like, a point or two separate him, Corey Johnson, and Trey McKinney going into the St. Lawrence next week.

That's awesome.

Our MPFL Angler of the Year race is like that, super tight.