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Today on Happy, sad, confused, living legend Christopher Wood going strong at 82

with two new movies and a TV series.

Hey guys, I'm Josh Harrow. It's welcome to another edition of Happy, sad, confused.

Well, every once in a while, I get a chance to talk to somebody that really holds a special

place in the life of young Josh Harrow. It's, and if you're listening to this, you probably

have also grown up to a degree with Christopher Lloyd in your life, in your pop culture life.

Certainly I really don't have a memory of pop culture without Christopher Lloyd holding a special place.

So this was a real treat, Christopher Lloyd. As I said, he's 82, but shows no signs of slowing down.

I caught up with him. I believe he was back home in Santa Barbara, but gearing up for a giant undertaking.

Actually, he's about to play King Lear in the Berks years, the summer, which is amazing to think.

It has so much going on. He has a film with William Shatner, yes.

Star Trek fans, a re-teaming of Star Trek 3, The Searcher Spock. Of course we get into that, don't worry.

He has a movie with Bill Shatner called Senior Moment. He has a new movie with Bob Odinkirk.

You've probably heard of called Nobody, which is kind of a cool John Wick-esque action revenge movie.

He also has a, for the back of the future geeks out there, and who isn't one, expedition back to the future on Discovery Plus is a real treat,

because it's Christopher Lloyd essentially playing both himself and Doc Brown as he and the host kind of go on this adventure to find the delorean's back to the future.

I watched the first episode of that, and it's a lot of fun because it has cameos from all of the back to the future folks in it.

So that's a treat. So check all those things out.

And I hope you guys enjoyed this conversation with Chris Lloyd, because he's somebody that, you know, he's kind of like Chris Walken, right?

He's kind of like one of those guys that there's nobody quite like Christopher Lloyd. He's got that aura about himself.

He's got the line readings are a little bit off and unique and different. He's not like he's a character actor who can play the villain, who can play the kind, you know, father.

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