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Robert Culp

Robert Culp

American actor and screenwriterWikipedia

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Sep 14, 2026

speaker_3HOST
30:29
President
Ernest CalderonHOST
30:30
... where, uh, there's the president played by someone unimportant named Robert Culp-
Harry SayerGUEST
30:33
[laughs]
Ernest CalderonHOST
30:33
...
James AquiloneGUEST
11:17
Stand by.
John SiuntresHOST
11:19
Also a Robert Culp card? Fantastic.
James AquiloneGUEST
11:21
From the same, yeah.
James AquiloneGUEST
11:23
Yeah, of course.

30 MINS LATER

James AquiloneGUEST
41:26
And he did a lot of voiceovers on that.
James AquiloneGUEST
41:30
And I don't know necessarily if William Catt sounds like that, but I just always kind of...
James AquiloneGUEST
41:34
And again, going back to Robert Culp, who co-starred with William Catt.
James AquiloneGUEST
41:40
Absolutely.
TrippHOST
46:57
know its existence.
RossHOST
46:58
Yeah, the original show which starred Robert Culp and Bill Cosby, they are – I guess they're described as tennis bums like Wikipedia here.
RossHOST
47:08
In this one, which is interesting, Robert Culp plays Kelly Robinson.
RossHOST
47:13
Scott – Alexander or Scotty Scott – is Bill Cosby.
RossHOST
47:18
And they are basically like an amateur tennis person and his trainer.

8 MINS LATER

TrippHOST
55:51
And I don't exactly know why they felt like they had to use the IP here.
TrippHOST
56:03
It doesn't really seem to make any sense because it's not tied into the show at all.
TrippHOST
56:09
It's not like we're going to get a Robert Culp or Bill Cosby cameo.
Michael Paradis-SchubGUEST
6:25
Wow.
Michael Paradis-SchubGUEST
6:26
That almost word for word, I went back to my book and found that an actor named Joseph Culp, the son of Robert Culp from I Spy, played that character in a chiropractic outfit.
Michael Paradis-SchubGUEST
6:39
So it kind of all of this sort of in all of the original cab drivers in Driven were based on guys, composites, I would say, of guys I drove with.
Michael Paradis-SchubGUEST
6:48
Except for, ironically, the character Whip, who probably was more of a Romana Clef for me in some way.
MichelleHOST
3:52
I could be totally wrong, but I'm pretty sure he did.
MichelleHOST
3:54
Next, your favorite, Robert Culp.
MichelleHOST
3:57
He's not my
IstvanHOST
3:57
favorite.
IstvanHOST
3:59
I just love...
IstvanHOST
3:59
Guys, you better believe I'm posting it.
IstvanHOST
4:02
If you ever had the desire to see Robert Culp in shorty shorts, his 1970s gym shorts, you are going to get an eyeful.
IstvanHOST
4:10
And
Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:48
A comedy of errors becomes a comedy of terrors on I Spy at 10, 9 Central Time, following Bob Hope Presents.
Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:57
Join secret agents Robert Culp and Bill Cosby on the prowl tonight.
Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
101:01
That's in color on NBC.
Ray ScottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
101:05
A strike to Tony Oliva.
Dana RodriguezHOST
18:27
Right.
Dana RodriguezHOST
18:27
So he has Robert Culp.
Daryl GarrisonPANELIST
18:29
Of course, Robert Culp.
Dana RodriguezHOST
18:31
Good.
Dana RodriguezHOST
18:32
I remember that.
Paul RustHOST
15:27
Maybe it
Matt GourleyHOST
15:27
was like, maybe same with all these parts is that it was meant to be cast with like more of a Robert Culp or someone like older that's like, you know, just a little bit more charismatic or engaging that you can kind of see.
Matt GourleyHOST
15:41
I'm not
Paul RustHOST
15:41
saying that
TrippHOST
66:24
I don't believe I have seen either of these movies.
TrippHOST
66:28
I Spy, of course, is the remake of that old TV show, right? The Robert Culp, Bill Cosby show.
TrippHOST
66:34
A show, again, I know by name, not by
RossHOST
66:39
ever having really seen it.
Jeremy MarshallHOST
8:28
I'm sure you recognize this guy.
Jeremy MarshallHOST
8:29
You've got Robert Culp playing the president.
Jeremy MarshallHOST
8:32
Robert Culp, a three time Columbo killer.
Jeremy MarshallHOST
8:36
OK, I thought he
Eden ChubbHOST
8:37
looked familiar.

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