Robert Muldoon

Yeah, you'd know it if it's coming.

That when a velociraptor attaches itself to the face of Robert Muldoon, you know, he was doing the best he could, but he got outsmarted.

They're less than subtle, I guess, is the only saving grace for a young girl.

Robert Muldoon.

And, you know, you're a little older than I am, but did you ever watch Rocco's Modern Life? No.

No, you're too old.

No, I am not.

I think my sister watched that one.

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Muldoon from Jurassic Park, right? He's gone.

Yeah, he is.

He's passed.

There's none of that in this movie.

We open with Muldoon trying to transfer the Raptor, the famous shoot her scene.

Yeah.

Instantly memeable.

That's John Hammond saying that.

And Dennis Nedry, one of my favorite lines of the whole movie, he says, thanks, Dad.

But then they're quickly interrupted by this guy who is Robert Muldoon, played by Bob Peck, great actor.

He interrupts everybody arguing.

Kristen Sanchez is a librarian at El Paso Community College, and she updates the podcast website with all sorts of interesting show notes.

To quote Robert Muldoon, the game warden at Jurassic Park, "When she looks at you, you can see she's working things out."

And Steph, who are we?

Well, we're the velociraptors.

If you haven't seen Jurassic Park recently, the important thing to remember is that no one running the park is under the impression that the velociraptors are safe.

Robert Muldoon, the park's game warden, tells everyone exactly that, warning them about how intelligent they are.

He explains that they systematically attack the fences looking for weaknesses.

They're extremely intelligent, even problem-solving intelligent, he says.

Oh, great side character.

Robert Muldoon.

Yeah, the hunter in his...

It's basically where...

Hold on to your butts.

Kristen Sanchez is a librarian at El Paso Community College and she updates the podcast's website with all sorts of interesting show notes to quote Robert Muldoon, the game warden at Jurassic Park.

When she looks at you, you can see she's working things out.

And Steph, who are we? Well, we're the Velociraptors.