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I just saw the Glenn Miller Orchestra back in May- this guy is the real deal and the band absolutely rocks!! Up in Springfield, MA we got an encore for In The Mood which was the opening to the second act. I think he and the band were stunned at our excitement because they said that had never happened before. I’m a flautist but my sister played alto saxophone back in the day and got me into swing music. Thanks for this interview!

Interesting discussion. I'm a Glenn Miller fan too. 👍

Wow ... That guys in his early 30's I'm almost 48 and I grew up in the 1980's and early 90's hearing that in different movies of the time in retro like Menphis Belle, Roswell with Kyle McLachlan, In Search Of. List seems endless. It was a hell of a time ...

I just found out about his death, absolutely shocked. He was an inspiration to me and I binge watched all his films. Rest in peace Anthony, you were one of a kind💪🏻💪🏻❤️

I love "1941" and don't understand why so many don't appreciate it.

His 1982 mannerisms start to come out when he starts talking about his memories of Voyagers.

Good interview but I sure wish he would've talked about Home Alone! "You want us to go to your house...just to check on him?" "YES!!"

Lord of Illusions, Deep Rising, and The Mummy are my favorites of his. Kevin is cool and he screams funny. I wonder if he would do conventions.

Oh my i loved the New Monkees. I was around 14 or 15 when I watched the them. I taped every episode but they were often grainy because our tv antenna didn't quite reach the station in Cleveland. I lived a few counties below Sandusky Ohio so reception was iffy for the Cleveland channel. I still have their cassette tape so I may have to find my old cassette player and have a listen. I'm sure I can still sing along since I played their songs over and over. Great interview btw. So nice to hear the stories.

He looks like a completely different person, not a bash, not an insult, just saying he looks much different, his Jeffersons appearance was a classic 80s episode🤙

I read “The James Bond Bedside Companion” some years back. It is crammed full of information on both the films and the books up to that time. So it was good to actually hear from Steven; he always seems to have something new to offer. (I believe the last film covered was “Never Say Never Again,” a film I’m fond of.) “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service” remains my all-time favourite film, and George Lazenby my choice for the best James Bond. I’ve felt as much since seeing it in New York City - in widescreen - during Christmas 1969. Without knowing the inside stories, I saw that Connery was bored and phoning in the role. He would not have done better than Lazenby, and that includes the tragic ending. As in real life, Lazenby was the most athletic Bond, and most credible in the action sequences. In fact, the screen test for the hotel room fight clinched the role for him. For all the bad-mouthing done by Diana Rigg and Cubby Broccoli, many among the cast and crew praised Lazenby for his professionalism and how well-suited he was for Bond. Vic Armstrong said, “George was active and fit and fun, and he enjoyed hanging out with us.” Whatever difficulties Lazenby had in his career, I’m glad he didn’t submit to the dreck directed by Guy Hamilton.

Wow could you imagine her in the Karate Kid? She would’ve been really good as Ali, I could totally see it

Brea Arthur was gay???

I LOVED Tony! I was a tomboy Tony but,LOVE IS BIGGER BASEBALL BABY!

She was my biggest crush as a teen. She and Kim Richards. But Diane more so. That smile😊. And even though I did not turn my eyes in Amityville 2 she was even more beautiful and if you saw the movie you know what I'm talking about. Tastefully done even though the situation was messed up. And Diane doesn't really look that much different today than she did back then

What a great interview! I loved this show as a 10 year old kid!

Great interview. What an interesting, likable, and knowledgeable guy. Another great job guys

Charlie Sheen carried this movie on his back. I love it. It’s a guilty pleasure type movie. Seen it more than several times and always enjoyed it.

I loved Hart To Hart it's a wonderful show I didn't get to see The Girl From U.N.C.L.E because it was before my time and it's the same with Man from U.N.C.L.E I didn't get to see either one but I did get to see her in McClintock with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara and then Hart To Hart came on the air I really enjoyed it I think her and Jill St.John resemble one another I really did like William Holden he had made an appearance on I Love Lucy.... When I saw the look on his face after Lucy set her nose 👃 on fire I thought he'd have a heart attack and Ricky almost fainted... hilarious and she got to kiss 💋 him... I've forgotten she was in Herbie the Love Bug it's been ages since I've seen it

I really enjoyed this interview she's a doll and she was great as Tabitha and Bewitched is still is one of my favorites I try to see a favorite episode when I can and she had a great time on the show especially around ENDORA and Aunt Clara and Uncle Arthur she got to work with some of the greatest legends in Hollywood

Iam sorry about my typo I mean to say great guy. You did a Ive job asking questions. Thanks again.

Love him! Saw them in concert. My 12 year old heart❤

This was great, he is such a get gy. Love him andBarneyMiller. Thank You.

How did he watch Lassie with Tommy Rettig if his family didn't own a TV until his second season of Lassie???

Hi Ike and Jon, what a great episode and Jon Provost seems like such a nice guy. I enjoy his appearances at the Poulter Manor on Creature Features. For next Tuesday maybe you could call up Kurt Russell or maybe Burt Ward 🙂

Thank you!

Thanks so much guys! It is so fun and interesting to hear about their lives 😊.

Interesting, good chat. 28:56 L.A. MadDogs. If you can, ask Ike what where his experiences like working with Newell Alexander and Mitch Carter. Also, how much was the recently passed Jan Rabson involved with the L.A. MadDogs? Other great ADR talent coordinators were Leigh French and Mickie McGowan. One is retired and the other one has passed away.

II would be interested to know more about Marta's biological parents.

Love this interview!! Can someone upload his instagram content?

Marta is an interesting person and comes across very genuine. Thanks for the podcast.

Thank you for another walk down memory lane. Lost In Space is an all time favorite and it was nice finding out what Marta Kristen is up to now!❤

Thank you.

PRAY 🙏 🤲 for GRAY, Michael Gray.

Michael Gray, should have “GRAY HAIR” 👨‍🦳by now at age 73 he probably Colors it, dyes it Black. He doesn’t look good today.

I hope you can get all the Brady kids on your show.

Interesting she had a singing career in Europe

My favorite perk of staying at a Disney resort was Stacey and Must Do Disney.

Aww man! I wish you asked her about the Sindy doll! This was great 😎👍

Thank you so much for a great chat, Ike and Jonathan! And to everyone who watched and reached out, your kindness means the world to me! Forever "I'm Your Host", Stacey XO

“Pretzels und Beer!” Love Stacey. She was always my first “I’m back” memory. Is she a Disney legend yet?

JOY ON THE BUGALOOS WAS MY FIRST CRUSH (O_O) Glad to see a recent interview guys, best wishes Caroline

It's crazy that these two are still hanging around each other after all these decades later. This was my childhood go to show. Mr. Rogers came afterwards. But the see ya see ya ending song on every episode used to play in my head as a child throughout the day in school and now I'm 50 years old and still playing that song on my computer wondering how I got so old lol.

An hour isn't enough. I could listen to you guys talk about this movie all day. It's such an underrated classic. And no, I'm not from Winnipeg, I'm from San Diego, CA. I would LOVE to see it as a Broadway show. Having the theater set up to be The Paradise itself is an absolutely genius idea. And hearing all that gorgeous music live would be wonderful. But, it being a Broadway show, I think there'd be room for additional new songs, too, penned by Paul Williams of course. I'd love for a duet between Winslow and Phoenix: He's singing about her, how much she inspires him, while he's locked up composing and she's on the other side of the stage, singing about how she misses him since she believes he's dead. And then they meet center stage to dance together in a fantasy sequence, soulmates untied as they should have been had Swan not corrupted them both. Something like that. Fantastic episode. Long live "Phantom of the Paradise"!

I tuned in to this interview hoping to learn how to pronounce Radames Pera and stayed for the whole thing. I have wondered what prompted Michael Landon to kill off John Jr. I have my theories that were substantiated by this interview. Very interesting! Radames Pera should write a book.

Has he retired? I don't see anything listed past 2020.

I can still recognize Carol, but Paula looks different. I guess because she always had the pigtails and not to mention the fact this was over 45 years ago that I probably last seen that show..

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS INTERVIEW!!! I used to watch the Magic Garden on WPIX-TV Channel 11, way back when I was in the second grade with my mother every afternoon. Thank you for the beautiful memories from my childhood! ❤

Out dog was named Cindy after Cindy on the Brady Bunch.

So a quick question having to do with the intro to all your videos that will come across as dumb on my part due to its obviousness if you answer yes, or slightly insulting to you if you answer no. The intro line to your videos about the podcast being the 15th best among the residents of the Golden Years Retirement Community of Boca Raton, Fla, is that intended to be facetious?