Robert Hays

That's Airplane, 1980, written and directed by Jim Abrahams and the Zucker brothers, David and Jerry.

Robert Hayes as the brilliant Ted Stryker, the pilot who's lost his nerve.

Julie Haggerty as Elaine and Leslie Nielsen as the Doctor, who, for my money, walks off with the entire film.

I mean, what a total legend.

She appeared as a celebrity panelist on Match Game in 1978, and she starred in her own television series, Angie, which ran for two seasons from 1979 to 1980. on ABC.

Her primary castmates were Robert Hayes, Deborah Lee Scott, and fellow New Yorker Doris Roberts.

Then in 82, she was cast in the role of Dr. Lynn Carson, the first lesbian, on a daytime serial on the soap opera All My Children, which she played until 1983.

After her run on All My Children ended, she landed the role of Donna Garland in the first-run syndication children's comedy series Out of This World in 87, starring Maureen Flanagan and Joe Alasky.

was one that I and my younger brother watched.

And what's interesting about this one is one, it stars Robert Hayes of airplane fame and it started stars Ryan Philippe.

Now, this movie is basically a knockoff of arachnophobia, like literally to a T. It's the same concept of family moves to bumfuck nowhere to escape the terrible city of Boston.

And basically, at the same time that this is happening, Africanized killer bees coming up from Mexico and South America are basically coming up and invading North America at the same time.

FM, the TV series, set in an FM radio station.

Robert Hayes was the lead.

Oh, of Airplane.

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be clear, though, what I heard there was a Robert Hayes-y task.

So, Mike,

back to you.

What if I told you Yafikota's in it? What if I told you the good guy that's getting a name in it is Ike Slayton? 50-50.

A movie that has, oh gosh, Robert Hayes and Peter Weller as bickering mercenaries trying to win the wars overseas.

Fist of Glory, not an adult movie.

Killzone, Firehawk, and Red Scorpion 2, which says, what if Matt McCollum could be in the movie and be instead of Dolph? And what if Mike Lahrenside was in it? And what if Jennifer Rubin was in it? And what if John Savage was in it? Man.

called Take This Job and Shove It.

It started with a fellow by the name of Robert Hayes, Art Carney, who I'm familiar with, and Barbara Hershey.

And that particular movie yielded his last charted single, which was called You Made It Beautiful.

Yeah, I don't know.