Happy 35th anniversary to the cinematic debut of Basil of Baker Street.

Your Geek History Lesson on the Great Mouse Detective is now in session.

Hello and welcome to Geek History Lesson. I'm Ashley Victoria Robinson.

I'm Jason Toby Inman. Welcome to your mind university because this is the podcast

where we talk about one character, one construct and today we're celebrating a movie

anniversary and we tell you everything you know about it in a little bit less than an hour.

I love these episodes. We have movie retrospectives as we call them. We have a great time.

We always bring in a guest and today is the great mouse detective.

It's celebrating its 35th anniversary. Thank you for doing math, Ashley. I'm not a

math student and neither were you but I have a great day. I forced you to do it and we have a great

guest today. One of our favorite guests, a multiple, multiple appearing Geek History Lesson guest.

I don't know. Maybe the most. Let's just say yes he is the most. He's made the most of

appearances. We're going to say that right now. Confirmed. Oh yep he's he's he's already chiming in

because he's he's jumping at the bit. We are joined by the host of the only Stupid Answers podcast,

the writer of K-Zaw's theory and also the co-writer of the currently on Kickstarter,

Hellbent, comic books, returning GHL guest professor. Welcome DJ Woolrich. Hello DJ.

Thank you so much. Is your middle name really Toby? No it's not. No it's not so funny. It's such a

funny. It's maybe the normalist middle name. Jason Oasis fake middle names. It's the

normalist one that he's gagged so far but also the most correctly specific to the thing that

yeah I was I was thrown off because I always I feel like Toby's like a nickname like a short

for like Tobias or something and it's just be like it'd be a very unique choice to have that as a

nickname. It has become an ongoing gag on GHL that every time I introduce myself I have a

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