Hey, everybody, it's your Ed Asner Wizard, Holden McNeely.

Everybody down.

Shh, shh, shh, little bit quiet.

Lavin!

Hi, I'm Freakazoid, the hilarious teen superhero that talks like a 1940s Jewish comedian sometimes.

And I am so excited to bring you guys this episode because we got the guy.

Yeah.

We got all one of the guys.

But the guy.

A very essential guy.

Very essential guy.

Very essential guy.

I feel like Freakzoid would not be Freakzoid without this man.

We got the voice actor slash writer on Freakzozoid. Slash story editor slash everything.

That's the cool thing about this get is getting Paul Rugg, a voice of Fregezoid.

With that, we also do get, like, he doesn't just voice the character.

He's also helping being the comedic voice of the character, not just because he did get to do quite a lot of improvisation, as we talk about in our interview, but also he did a lot of the writing. So you really

are getting kind of such a good, full, you know, understanding of what that whole show was and

getting into it. And I'm just so excited we got to do that. So we're going to go to the interview in just a little bit, but we just had a couple of house cleaning, little things we wanted to talk about before we get in. I mean, can you, I mean, we definitely get into it in the interview, Jake, but can you kind of, for anybody who's like, what is this show? Like me, maybe because this is show where I don't, I don't even know how this happened. I think it's just because I didn't watch the WB. I think it literally just came down to the fact that I just didn't really watch that channel. Like I watched Fox animation stuff because I was a big Tiny Tunes fan, big Animaniacs fan. Batman the Animated Series, X-Man the Animated Series.

Yeah, this is essentially, this show is the insane mashup of Batman the Animated

Series and Animaniacs, which are two of the strongest cartoons from our childhood, Jake,

right?

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