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Richard Kimble

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Oct 12, 2026

BarryGUEST
23:09
Is that what you're getting at a little bit here? [laughs]
BeaverGUEST
23:11
Well, well, I, I'm telling you, if you go back and you watch the original Richard Kimble and you see what Harrison Ford did, you're like, "Oh, that's, that's good.
BeaverGUEST
23:20
It's really good."
DaveHOST
23:20
But yeah, but it...
BarryGUEST
25:07
Most of us, yeah.
DaveHOST
25:08
Yeah.
DaveHOST
25:08
Played Dr. Richard Kimble.
BarryGUEST
25:10
Yes.
Bryan HayesHOST
43:52
Yeah
Jeff O'NeillHOST
43:53
... uh, like y- you would be like Richard Kimble in the subway like [laughs]
Bryan HayesHOST
43:57
[laughs] Right.
Bryan HayesHOST
43:59
Yeah, you'd need a top coat, like a-
Gerald WW LynnHOST
71:36
Oh, dear God, what about that Tiger Driver '91 that Will Ospreay hit on Kenny Omega that took away the use of Omega's left arm?
DFVHOST
71:46
Man, after Kenny Omega took that Tiger Driver '91, Dr. Richard Kimball started hunting him because he looked like a one-armed man.
Gerald WW LynnHOST
71:57
Oh, yeah, and how about when Kenny Omega hit a running powerbomb off the announce table into another table that didn't even break?
DFVHOST
72:08
It is my understanding when the table doesn't break, it hurts worse, and boy, let me tell you, never has a table not breaking looked more painful.
EsmeHOST
18:18
Uh-huh
MarcusHOST
18:18
... he's gonna get found like that Like you'd see the cops on the news like, "Yeah, we got an APB out on, uh, Dr. Richard Kimble.
MarcusHOST
18:27
He's, uh, he's wanted in connection with a murder.
MarcusHOST
18:30
He was, he's escaped-"

7 MINS LATER

EsmeHOST
25:26
[laughs] So there's that.
MarcusHOST
25:28
Yeah.
MarcusHOST
25:30
So, uh, no more spoilers, but, um, Rich- Richard Kimble, Harrison Ford, he does die at the end of the movie, so-
EsmeHOST
25:37
That's sad
Gavin JenkinsHOST
23:45
And once again, I got to go to my fugitive reference.
Gavin JenkinsHOST
23:47
If I'm wrongfully accused of murder, I want to fight and chance to prove that the one-armed man killed my wife and not me, Dr. Richard Kimball.
Gavin JenkinsHOST
23:57
And these cameras are going to stop Dr. Richard Kimball in his
Jessica ParksHOST
24:01
tracks.
Gavin JenkinsHOST
24:03
Yeah.
Paul Jack FronczakHOST
40:44
It's called The Fugitive.
Paul Jack FronczakHOST
40:46
Dr. Richard Kimball, his wife was murdered by a one armed man.
Paul Jack FronczakHOST
40:50
And his whole mission is trying to find this one-armed man that killed his wife.
Paul Jack FronczakHOST
40:54
But during it, in each episode, he ends up helping someone else get through some kind of traumatic event.
Paul Jack FronczakHOST
41:00
And that's how this is going to be.
Paul Jack FronczakHOST
41:02
We're going to help other people like we often do.
Paul Jack FronczakHOST
41:06
But we're going to keep that Richard Kimball theme going through, looking for Jill, because we're going to find her.
Paul Jack FronczakHOST
41:12
And when we do, you're going to be the first ones to know about it.
Kyle BrandtHOST
11:54
As I hear the L right here in Chicago, it's a beautiful thing, like a real sign.
Kyle BrandtHOST
11:57
I knew that was an elevated train, Dr. Richard Kimball.
Kyle BrandtHOST
12:00
No, listen, the real hero is going to be for Chicago right now.
Kyle BrandtHOST
12:03
They turn to Keenum.

6 MINS LATER

Kyle BrandtHOST
17:36
morning, football.
Kyle BrandtHOST
17:38
Welcome back to the best city in the world, Chicago, Illinois, in the land of Lincoln.
Kyle BrandtHOST
17:45
Look at that beautiful shot of the L. Richard Kimball, Dr. Frederick Sykes just fighting it out on there back in the day.
Kyle BrandtHOST
17:52
And speaking of which, you switch the samples.
Justin HartHOST
26:30
In Richard Diamond, Private Detective, he would help define the tough TV gumshoe, and it wouldn't be his last.
Justin HartHOST
26:37
But something magical happened to Jansen when he debuted in 1963 as the falsely accused Dr. Richard Kimball.
Justin HartHOST
26:44
He became him, and we believed it.
Justin HartHOST
26:47
We ached for him as he searched alone and afraid for the murderous one-armed man.
Dan BernsteinHOST
71:01
In 1990, he had been National Security Advisor Jeffrey Pelt in 'The Hunt for Red October.' He's the politician who tells Alec Baldwin's Jack Ryan, 'I'm a politician, which means I'm a cheat and a liar, and when I'm not kissing babies, I'm stealing their lollipops.' He then gives him three days to prove that the Soviet captain is defecting rather than attacking." The other great quote that can't go without mention, and I gotta take my glasses off when I do this, is, "Andre, you've lost another submarine?" And it gives him-- He said, "Three years later, it was Baldwin himself that was briefly attached to play Dr.
Dan BernsteinHOST
71:46
Richard Kimble before Harrison Ford took over the part in 'The Fugitive' and Andrew Davis took the director's chair.
Dan BernsteinHOST
71:52
And this wouldn't be the last time Alec Baldwin was replaced by Harrison Ford, 'cause Ford replaced him as Jack Ryan for two more Clancy-based films, 'Patriot Games' and 'Clear and Present Danger.' The same summer Ford was growing the beard Warner Brothers didn't want him to have, Jordan had been cast as Kimble's colleague and betrayer, Dr. Charles Nichols." I did not know that 'cause they, they replaced him with a Dutch actor.
Dan BernsteinHOST
72:17
[sighs] What is his name? Like Jurgen-- It's not Jurgen Klopp.
Brian EngelmanHOST
66:07
That whole scene in the courtroom between him and the judge, it felt like I was in the middle of a movie I've already watched from the 90s or something.
Brian EngelmanHOST
66:21
Yeah, maybe the movie I'm thinking of involved Dr. Richard Kimball.
Brian EngelmanHOST
66:26
I didn't kill my wife.
Brian EngelmanHOST
66:30
I don't care.

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