Gregg Berger

... we were at, I was at a, uh ...

This is some time ago, but I was at a 25th anniversary, I think, um, of the release, and it was at a local theater here, and they had Michael Bell, and Greg Berger, and myself, and, uh, a, a few other people who lived in LA.

And I was sitting next to Peter, or uh, or to, uh, Michael Bell at the back of the theater waiting, 'cause we were gonna do a Q&A after the thing, and the music is ...

And they had the thing cranked up to 11.

Um, so the only time I see these guys are at conventions.

I mean, the last time I saw, uh, Michael Bell was at a convention.

I saw Greg Berger recently.

Um, I was with, uh, Townsend Coleman, uh, not that long ago.

And he would go on to do that for the series as well for Garfield and Friends.

You got Greg Berger as Odie.

Same.

I found out another episode we recorded, again, that you guys haven't heard, but we did an episode on Final Fantasy X this summer.

Greg Berger, who does Odie, also does the voice of Jecht in that game.

Oh, wow.

That's dope.

Grimlock, portrayed by-

Me, Greg Berger.

[laughs]

Greg Berger.

[laughs]

Garfield's foil.

Where we did the...

We met, uh, Greg Berger and, uh-

Right

...

So it originally aired on CBS October 30th, 1985, the night before Halloween, and was the fourth Garfield television special following Here Comes Garfield, Garfield on the Town, and Garfield in the Rough.

So Lorenzo Music is Garfield, of course, and Greg Berger is Odie.

Tom Hugh voices John and Binky, the clown, and C. Lindsay Workman is the mysterious old man.

So This is an unusual one for a Xeniel countdown because neither Lyle or I grew up watching it.

Uh, deleted and alternate sequences.

The Till All Are One comprehensive documentary looking back at the Transformers the Movie with members from the cast and crew, including consultant Flint Dille, cast members Greg Berger, Sue Blu, Neil Ross, Dan Gilvezan, which we're gonna talk about Dan here in a couple minutes later on.

Yeah.

Um, yeah.

...

Peter back.

They've, you know, they brought back, uh, Greg Berger in the past.

They've brought, you know, anybody that's still alive or people that have been able to replicate the voices, they've brought back.

It'll be on something.

There's also the Till All Are One, a comprehensive documentary looking back at Transformers, the movie, with members of the cast and crew, including Flint Dille, cast members Gregg Berger, Susan Blu, Neil Ross, Dan Gilvezan, songwriter Stan Bush, uh, composer Vince DiCola, and others.

[clapping] Uh, there's also He's Got the Touch: Stan Bush Looks Back at the Transformers Movie.

Uh, archival featurettes.