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This is just a little thing for the podcast. I saw it because it was Father's Day and they're like,

okay, listen, the greatest TV dads of all time.

And it brings up an ethical question.

Okay.

I went through here.

It's Andy Taylor for Andy Griffith.

It's Carl Winslow from Family Matters.

It's Herman Munster.

Sure.

It's the guy, Philip Banks from Fresh Prince,

Stephen Keaton from family. Cliff Huxstable. Yeah. Not mentioned in 20 dads. That's right. Okay, so I know Bill Cosby. Right. I understand that. We don't have to. I'm not saying let's honor Bill Cosby. I know. But Cliff Huxstable. Right. It's a great great. Was the best dad of all time on TV. Was a great character? Was it great writing? Right. Great. Yes. Brilliant. Yeah. It's actual fathering was brilliant. Like it was a, you could learn a lot about how to be a dad. Be fun, be firm, be I'm not your pal. Right. love you yeah there is so much i don't understand

like are we going to do this with everybody like i just i don't understand how we act like he doesn't

exist yeah i don't know it was it was it was a great i mean it's hard to find the show

yeah he's a bad guy.

Yeah.

Cliff Huxable, though. Yeah. We're talking about the role. We're not saying that whoever was Mike Brady, Robert Reed, was that's name? I shouldn't know that. I think it was. Yeah. I should not know that. I know. Don't you hate that as you get older? You're like, I need that space.

I don't want to know that.

Yeah, I need that space.

I don't want to know that.

Yeah, I'm reclaiming my time.

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