It is the Kindle of Casey show. I'm Rob Redpocket. Signs it for Casey Hammer. Hello.

If you ever want to hear a fun version of this song, the old classic aha take on me,

there was like a ska kind of rock band of the late 90s called real big fish. And Kevin,

when we close out this break, if you could find the real big fish version of take on me,

it's kind of fun. They use it in the movie, Basic It Ball, made by the South Park.

Yeah, right. Okay. So you and I have been out in this for a couple of days now. I guess we'll

get to talk about it now. There was some sort of thread that you found on social media about

who is the best cast characters of all time. Right. Television characters. We're not talking

about a full show. We're talking about an individual character. And the basis is you

can't imagine somebody yells playing that role or doing it any better. Yeah. And you

and I went back and forth via text message on this. And there's so many good ones. There's

no way you could do a Mount Rushmore because there's just there's too many. There's too many.

Now I said my A plus pole position person is Carol Conner's Archie Bunker. That's real

strong. Because and again, the rules are it can't be somebody playing themself either.

Right. So this eliminates Jerry Seinfeld, eliminates Rosanne, people like that, playing

a character because really Carol O'Connor is like a mild mannered theatrical like actor,

but they put him in the role of this blue, you know, blue collar, racist kind of old man.

But he did it in a way to where at the end of the episode, you're like, Oh, okay. You

know, he's forcing hard conversations. That's a great choice. I came to the table with

Don Nots as Barney five. Yeah. Yeah. I know. And these are older ones. And I'm sure there's

probably some new characters out there as well. But I just can't envision anybody else doing

Barney five better than Don Nots. Yeah. That's a really good one. I was thinking Kramer

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