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You know, I first met Billy West when he was doing, when he was a regular guy on the Howard Stern Show.

And I would visit the Howard Stern Show a lot and always have fun with him.

And both of us had that same love of old show business since the how it's turn show uh billy went on to be one of the biggest

voiceover guys in the business doing most of the voices on renn and Stimpy and on Futurama,

and he's done like Popeye and Elmer Fudd and Woody Woodpecker and Bugs Bunny

and every other commercial you'll hear on the air he's usually doing.

And so me and my partner, Frank Santo Padre, uh, caught up with him in his hotel room and we talked about everything, like

Mill Blank to Curly Joe Derrida's funeral. And it's like it's like all of us have that love of the weird, old, obscure Hollywood that most people have forgotten.

So here's our interview with Billy West.

Hi, I'm Gilbert Gottfried, and I'm here with my co-host, Frank Santo Padre, and this is the amazing

colossal podcast.

And today on the show, we have someone who, Entertainment Weekly, called the Modern Mel Blank.

And I mean, it's like every other commercial you hear, you'll hear his voice.

And just about, on Futurama, he was the voice of most of the characters on that show, and he's

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