Hey, hey Mo, you are listening to Gilbert Gottfried's Colossal Terrific Podcast.

Why don't you say MAMI?

Hi, this is Gilbert Gottfried, this is Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal podcast.

I'm here with my co-host Frank Santo Padre and our engineer Frank Ferdurosa.

Our guest this week is returning to the podcast, his second visit because Frank and I,

as well as our listeners, had so much fun within the first time.

He's a comedian, Emmy-winning comedy writer, occasional podcast producer, show business historian,

and an actor with dozens of TV and feature film credits.

As a writer, he's scripted everything from the cult series,

police squad, to Oscar telecast.

And as a performer, he's appeared in hit TV shows like,

Everybody H. Chris, tells from the script,

Blue Bloods, Boston Legal, and American Dad,

and was both the star and creator of his own long-running series,

the award-winning sports comedy, Arles.

But he's perhaps best known for his memorable work in the feature films,

Hollywood Night's mistress, Cobb, Blaze, Good Morning Vietnam, and Bull Durham.

And Tim Burton's Batman.

Now, celebrating its 30th anniversary in a career-spending five decades,

he's worked with everyone from Robert De Niro to Madonna to Jack Nicholson,

and hung out with everyone from Martin Landau to Sean Connery to Robin Williams.

Please welcome to the show on artist of many talents and a man who isn't afraid

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