Robert Stack

And, you know, again, I never thought of him as a comedic actor either, but he was so funny too.

Right, and in Airplane, Robert Stack and Peter Graves, you know, we made a comedy.

Well, who came up

with the idea of, remember, one of my favorite, again, there's so many great scenes, but, you know, the Africans and they show them basketball and they don't know what it is and then three days later they're dunking.

And, you know, again, I never thought of him as a comedic actor either, but he was so funny too.

Right, and in Airplane, Robert Stack and Peter Graves, you know, we made a comedy.

Well, who came up

with the idea of, remember, they're playing, one of my favorite, again, there's so many great scenes, but, you know, the Africans and they show them basketball and they don't know what it is and then three days later they're dunking.

Right.

And, and in Airplane, Robert Stack and, uh-

[laughs]

...

But to see it on a big screen, it just...

it really does show off how great the animation is in the film, like, it, the animation still holds up 40-something years later, like, it, it really does, because they really put a lot of heart and effort into animating the film and everything, and then you have the voice cast, which you have all the G1 voice actors that are back, but then you also have Everyone from, like, Eric Idle to Leonard Nimoy to Robert Stack to Judd Nelson to Orson Welles to Leonard Nimoy.

Like, it was really a good mix of, like, A-list Hollywood people, but also the voice actors that made the show what it is.

And, again, seeing it again, and this time on the big screen, was just so cool.

[laughs]

And then I, I, I would pretend I was Robert Stack doing the intro, then I'd expect the other children to act out the story, and it never seemed to work out well.

Second graders, third graders just don't get into it the same way that, uh, many of us do.

Uh [laughs], but, uh, I, I can relate.

I didn't see it this weekend.

But, but my, one of my biggest criticisms of Transformers the movie is they killed off Peter Cullen in the beginning of the movie, replaced him with Robert Stack, Orson Welles, and uh, was it Eric Idle? Oh, no, Leonard Nimoy.

Eric Idle was one of the voices.

Nimoy was in it.

So what if I told you the plan was never to play, was never to go get a quarterback who was going to win them seven or eight games this year that they realized they had to tear this thing down to the studs? Do you want unsolved mysteries to play in the background? That's a conspiracy theory.

Yeah, Robert Stack, one of my favorites.

One of my favorites.

What if they said we're an incoming administration? Right.

And a lot of these cartoons, like G.I. Joe, like Jim, like all those things.

There's a few guys coming in like Lionel Sanders, Cup, Robert Stack as Ultra

Magnus.

Yeah, really good fucking deep voice for...