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Austin St. John, Jason Narvy & Paul Schrier Hilariously Reunite | Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Q&A
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Jul 20, 2025
Get ready for nonstop laughs and heartfelt moments as Mighty Morphin Power Rangers legends Austin St. John (Red Ranger), Jason Narvy (Skull), and Paul Schrier (Bulk) reunite live at Corpus Christi Comic Con 2025! From prank wars on set to answering fan questions about morphers, fan encounters, childhood nostalgia, and cast chemistry, this panel is packed with stories that will entertain fans of all ages. They talk about their time in the suits, the hardships of filming in wetsuits, casting stories, union battles, and even who could beat Goku in a fight. Highlights include: 🔥 Behind-the-scenes pranks and injuries 😂 Fart jokes and wetsuit disasters 💪 Austin’s real-world military experience 👊 Power Ranger legacy stories and fan love 💬 Questions from kids, superfans, and international fans 📍Filmed at Corpus Christi Comic Con 🎥 Presented by Tales From The Collection 📲 Subscribe for more Q&A panels and celebrity interviews!
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the stage the Red Ranger Austin St. John.
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Oh, we got a sle and shri, master of the
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universe and that other guy. I see. I didn't
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I don't have any of my life. I heard he had terminal cancer. Well, he didn't
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unfortunately. That's really sad. 5 seconds into the panel. Hey, is this a coffee maker? Uh, if you
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can try. How do I get some espresso out of this thing? So, if you just put beans and hit them really hard. Oh, I see.
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See, I don't even have to introduce these guys. I just say, "Hey, you might recognize them." And then they do the rest.
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Oh, careful. Ranger. I thought you'd never ask. Don't worry. We got plenty of rangers
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where that one came from. Tyrannosaurus, please. Everybody should pick up the Red Ranger seat cushion.
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Beautiful. Cuz it's actually the Red Ranger made in Japan. Hey, I have a question for you
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guys. Why aren't you in church? Oh, exactly. We went already.
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We're Jewish. If God was even for crying out loud, her
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mother called her. She's very sad. It's funny for the Jewish be asking that question. He's always
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all right. He's only half Jewish. So, I'm not here. Just the reason the oil came for me. I'm
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like, whoa. Get to the other side. Good morning, kid. You'll find it's difficult to moderate when
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I'm having a good time. You guys are great. I'm having a good time. I was telling other people before this panel be started. I was telling you guys
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before this panel started. My favorite thing about panels when I get to do this. Yep. That's us. Most people have that
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look on their face. That's my favorite thing. You guys have that look on your face right now as you speak. Thanks for coming to say hi.
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Yeah. Actually, speaking of which, as you guys may know, and I want you to know this,
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that's the only time that women look at us and not with a smile on their face. Hey, I got refreshed contacts, so I
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can't lock in on y'all. Wow, this is the furthest I've ever seen a coffee table away from the couch.
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They did it so you can't kick your feet up. I have to.
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There you go. Stay like that for the rest of the panel. Don't be shy. This works out well.
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Thanks, Mom. Just going to be a long ass panel,
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folks. Also to our two lovely panelists. Only two. I don't know where the other went.
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As you guys Oh, I didn't know this was actually shower or less show.
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What? Can a guy take off his clothes on a Sunday morning for crying out loud? After you shave everybody about church.
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Well, after church to the church. Okay. More and more people are leaving Bulan Skull and returning to the church.
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Reminding you guys not to sin. Oh my god. Yes.
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He was just testing you for nakedness. That's why I wanted to leave after the church, but he knew he was free to do
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what he wanted. Anybody naked here at the moment? Anybody? Anybody
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got panels? How many of you wish you were? That's the question. There's the question. We got children in the house, I think.
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Maybe right there. There's one. Oh, hi kids. Cover your eyes. Cover your eyes. Cover your ears. other than the three children
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on stage. We do not require nudity, ladies and gentlemen. We do not take a shower, put
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on your pants, then get in the shower. So, anyway, about wholesome children's television.
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Let's talk. They're like, "Wow, is this really what we expected out?" Hey, on that note, fun fact,
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the right panel. This is a Q&A panel. Oh, they got questions. They got lots of
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questions, but I got questions. What's your problem, dude? There you go. What's your problem? That's my question
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number one. Question number two. Seriously? Question number three? Really? That's all we need. If you want to go
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ask these questions, you'll see that microphone right in the center and you see a lovely show. Our good friend Mike.
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Go. Yeah. Mr. Mike, line up to that microphone. Give us your questions. I'll start off with one I
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know you guys are going to have fun answering. I've been told by certain people, I won't divulge who, that there
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was a certain theme of pranks on set. You guys played with each other a bit. I want to hear about that.
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Whoa. I'm so sorry. That was not the right word. I'm totally boss after I I can't do it.
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I can't intervene. I think this is the end of the panel. Thanks for watching. I I remember professionalism and decorum
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at all times. Dignity. All dignity. That
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little late to play PC or strict. You guys know that you that old college prank where you uh where you're on a
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sports team and and you guys have a locker room and you got to get suited up whether it's football or soccer or whatever lacrosse and then someone put
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bang in somebody else's uh lower garments and then just wait for it to
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heat up and then you see the person start to shift which so there was a little bit of that with some of the spandexy. Yes, there was. Yes. Yes. Uh,
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I heard that uh someone may or may not ever see Ben Gay in their shorts and uh
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instantly learned the flamingco. It was uh it was very entertaining.
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The flamingco. Yeah, the flamingco. You like saying it like the Ukraine. The Ukraine. That's right. That's right.
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They learned the flamingo. It was it was a part. We have said a lot of our favorite breaks already in panels.
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Rather, I'm being redundant. I did just remember one that we had where there was somebody who I think was an
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administrator. They were playing an administrator and all the actors that day decided, "Hey guys, let's pretend
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that this person has a horrible stench wherever they go." And like every time that poor person was in was on camera,
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the rangers had us just look at each other like, "Did you fart?" Like it was very subtle. And like when she's coming
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from like way down the hall, we'd be like to her line. I'm like, "Come on, Paul. Let's go.
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That's terrible." It was horrible. Hilarious. Now, she picked this person picked it up ahead for like, you know, hour 12, but she
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hated us. I'll tell you this. I don't know if it's the same person. I don't know if I remember that, but I can tell you there
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was one. Do you guys remember the Rad Bug? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, first off, coolest Volkswagen
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on the history of the planet, as long as you didn't know it. Really cool car. We're all in there and it's the fire
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rangers. We're all doing our thing and uh Amy Joe passed gas.
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No, in the back of the red not here to defend.
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She blew up the red book. A But here's the great thing about AJ though. She was not private about No,
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she'd be like, "Why did you do AJ? Why did you do that for She was And then
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the next minute she'd be singing Chenado Connor in a room on guitar. full spectrum, one end to the other.
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You know, you know the putties in the original series, you know the those guys. So, the original costumes for
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those guys were no BS. They were wet suits. Yes. I don't know how many of you ever worn a
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wet suit or tried to fart in a wet suit, but there's no way for it to escape. So,
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it's kind of just a Michael Bubé that kind of just moves around with you as you're moving. And then at a certain
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point it's going to come out the aperture right here. And so you end up gassing yourself out. So yeah, the
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putties were the putties were passing out in the hall the first couple.
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Okay, we're here in the desert. It's going to be 105°. Okay, Ian, go ahead. Hit it.
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I can remember. And so the owner of Hyp Salon was on set for that and he had his limo like the rest of us were changing
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under like open tent shades in cars in cars. It was hotter than a well digger's
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butt in June, right? And Han was sitting there in his air conditioned limo. People are dropping from heat stroke.
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Like these were 7 mil wets suits, not the 3M. These were super thick. And these guys and I can Who's the the stunt
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coordinator on the pilot? Do you guys remember? Oh, no. It was um a no. I don't remember
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how many you remember. So, long story short, guys are getting hot and he's giving him grief. He's like, "Come on." Cuz they start sitting
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down and he's like, "Yeah, guys. Come on. Come on. We can do it. No, go more. Go more." Finally, they started
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dropping. Yeah. Yeah. He was arguing about.
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So, anyway, finally, Himsuban opens the back door to his car and lets these guys
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who are redder than I am in the suit sit in the back of his car in the AC finally cool off. I was like, they we should
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have had time. There's what we should Why do they choose wet suits? Just because they were because they were sh
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they were ready. Uh they were gray. They just had to put the stripes on them. Yeah. For simplicity. Just makes sense.
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Makes sense. I mean, it doesn't make any sense, which is why it makes sense. Exactly. Yeah. The biggest the biggest prank on
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Power Rangers, frankly, was our paychecks. Stole it from I was going to say every Friday someone played a joke on us.
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They'd open that thing up. Be like, "Oh, come on. You're kidding." Oh, you're not kidding. Yeah.
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Shut the per hour. This is my hour. This is my hourly. This is my hourly. This is my hourly hourly.
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I think at one point we broke it down hourly. We're like, "But this is not great." But we This is not great. I used
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to work at Magic Mountain. I was making like 850 an hour. It was pretty much just about that
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amount of money. We were like, "Wow." But when you work a 12 hour day, that's right. 126 126 hour days
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sometimes. And I tell you what, we would be better if we worked the window at McDonald's cuz we would have at least had insurance
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and free conditions much harder conditions. You're talking about wet suits, you're talking about 12 hours.
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I would have checked out pretty fast. So, I will take on that tangent of favorite moments and say, do you guys
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have each any individual fan moments coming to these cons and seeing people and their reactions to you being there?
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I know there's a few in the front row that are dieh hard fans. People were always saying to me, "Please get out of my living room."
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That's the usual reaction. Happens with me sometimes, too. Yeah. Well, my my favorite fan moment of
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the last few years is after uh returning to the show for Power Ranger Samurai and
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Power Ranger Super Samurai to have this whole new generation of five, seven,
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eight year olds that know our characters and then that inspires them to kind of
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watch the OG series. And there's this whole kind of generational kind of roll on. It's like Star Trek, you know, it
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just won't end, you know, it's like another Star Wars or Marvel movie. It's what it kind of feels like. So, I think
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that's sweet to to meet families of multiple generations. Yeah. I I completely agree. Sometimes, you
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know, I see the the guys with the gray hair and then I'll see the guys in their 20s, 30s, and then it's uh the next 5 6
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10 15 year olds, 16 year olds who all think they're old and cool at that point. And I know cuz I have one and I
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also was one. So, and they come up to the table and they've all got a story. Well, my dad showed me this or I watched
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this with my dad. And I think one of the most cool things about it is it was cool to be on the show, but 33 years later to
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watch families come to the table and know that all this time later, we're still bringing families together. I
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think that is probably that's it's just that's that's an amazing thing.
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I agree. And and look, man, anytime someone comes up to us at this point, um
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we're grateful. We're like, "Oh, you you care. We you know, you know who the hell I am, that's that's huge." Um and it's
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like you said, it's fun when you can share something with them. You know, when you have something in common with the parents coming up to us now, the
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kids don't know who if they don't know who we are. It's great because we and the parents bond like an inside joke,
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you know, like, "Oh yeah, we're all buddies. We know each other, you know." But when last night we went to dinner
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and we met a couple of very classy older ladies that had full sleeve tattoos.
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They were sisters. These ladies were hard. And they walked up to us and the one goes, "You guys are punks, right?"
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We were like, "Ah, so you Yes. Yes, we are those punks." They're like, "Can we
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take pictures with you?" It's like, "Absolutely. No problem." So one sits on my lap, the other one sits on Narvy's
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lap. Their cousin is taking pictures and everything is smiles until we look over and there are their husbands just like
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oh man burning burning.
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So is that over and be like you know we'll have them back to you in a couple hours.
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No that's just the perfect
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it was kind of cool. Last week, actually, I took so my my kid went to um um Medieval Times for his birthday.
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The Knights knew me. They're like, "Hey, I'm sorry. I came outside. I'm sorry,
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guys." That was funny. That was funny. But does it come with a black plague dessert?
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Oh, yeah. Absolutely. They gave me a simple for absolutely
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free. It was really nice of them. Any rats going around? Got some rats.
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Got some rats. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Rats. Please on the rats. Oh, perfect. He's on the table, too. I
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mean, go for it. Yeah, absolutely. You know those turkey legs that they sell at medieval times? You ever see him? A giant turkey leg.
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Huge massive. I want to see the turkey. But I mean, the turkeyy's the size of a small co.
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Not anymore. He want to see the turkey in my
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turkeys. We're very They all sounded like angry turkeys, did they not?
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Yeah, we had a turkey monster. I I believe the the Thanksgiving episode. That's Oh, yeah, we did. That's right.
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Your your mom's my mom's thing. I love anytime they had something that we did that had not a damn thing to do at all
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with a be story line. Like like we had one episode where the entire episode focus, we're making a turkey. The entire
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episode. We had another episode focus. We're making a cup of coffee. An entire episode. You remember that one?
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Yeah. Those are the best. Brought to you by Come on. Start a cooking show with them. start a cooking show
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to go this because of them. Bobby Fle has a show
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off. We like to think of him as the sixth grader. There you go.
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He's still content about the fact that you guys have seen so many generations of families, both uh the newcomers, the oldcomers, the parents who have wrapped
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their kids into it. These are roles that you guys are stepping into for practically over a decade. So each time you come back to the role, the
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environment is obviously different, but you're coming back to these same people. Is that experience nice to kind of like
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jump back in straddle and you feel like no time has passed or is it like, oh, we're in a whole new now?
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Yeah. Less lifting, less wet suits. Yeah. Less less suit.
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That's fair. Well, and I know so one of the cool I know often you've come back a few times.
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Um how far how long ago was the most recent one? Wasn't that long ago? Five four or five years ago at Beast
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Workers. Okay. How was that one? Was that that was the longest time you'd been away at that point? You know, I kind of I kind of felt like
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the Godfather. I walked on a set, I was like, or maybe actually I felt like Dr. Evil. That's
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more what it was. I just needed a naked cat. But I remember walking on a set and it was all of the exact same problems,
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just new 18, 19, and 20-y old casts. Fair in New Zealand instead of US. So if I
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had to have a problem, I think I'd probably rather have it there, right? But other than that, it was identical. I was just like And same on Forever Red. I
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was like, I walk on and and the only difference was when I knew I was old cuz you walk on and one or two of the cast
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members walk up, they're like, "Dude, I grew up watching you so I'm like, "Oh
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god." All right. Good to meet you. You're jerk.
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Theory, but painful in reality. It was It was great. So, it just reminded me of when it started. And
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these guys were guys I looked up to cuz they were even old then. So, now they're just older than me now.
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Sick and cool. But basically, they knew what was going on in the world. And I was like, just do
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what they do. Just do what they do. Well, you know, they they commonly reboot things, right?
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2017, Power Rangers rebooted their universe with that cool feature film with R.J. and all the kids. And rather
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than have characters like Bulk and Skull that were like really part of the story, they just made the kids be their own
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kind of foils, right? They had um personal issues and they weren't as perfect as these children were back in
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the uh OG days. And and that's cool. I think being rebooted is is cool. Uh but
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they haven't rebooted us. They've tried. That's true.
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Tried. They had comedy duos, but but not quite the lightning in a bottle. That
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was um us after burritos for lunch. Not a full episode of making coffee.
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It's not the same. It ain't the same. Does anybody have any questions out there that you'd like?
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Come on, guys. This is literally a Q&A panel. God, they see the line starts, one person comes, and then they air.
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Good morning. Good morning. So, I'm Eric. I always had this question. It's kind of like everybody for everything in general. So,
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you're out there and you spend like hours and hours together kind of like family, maybe not family, but were there
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any like puppy love interests that sparked? And if you could narrow one down, like who was the one that you're
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like, "Man, I didn't see that one coming." Puppy love. Yeah. You like crushes people dating each
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other on the set? Asking for the Jason Army and I were vying for the
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attention of Mrs. Applebee. We were like, "Man, that teacher is
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hot." You want to know where Spike came from? Oh, yeah. That's the one.
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That's the one. I just never told him I was there first
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until right now. Oh my god. Also, not true.
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Hi, my name's Anthony. Yeah, you got to get closer. Come on. Don't try.
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My name's Anthony and and stay up.
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Yeah, there you go. [Applause] Uh, my name is Anthony and I was
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fortunate enough to get all three of y'all's autographs. So, thank you so much. And I grew up watching y'all with
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my dad. Uh, thank you. Um, but my question was, how did y'all get casted
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for Power Rangers? Like, what was the process? Thank you for your question, Anthony. Well,
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getting cast on a TV show. Um, when you when you're an actor, generally you'll
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have a talent agent and that agent has got a lot of different actors. Uh, they got the fat guy and they got the the
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strong guy, the football guy, the basketball guy. And so whenever someone has a casting notice where they're
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looking for a certain type of person, there was a printout system called the breakdown system where that breakdown
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would go out. It's internet based now, but back in those days, um, there was a printer in every agent's office that
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would print what they what the producers were looking for. And if a given agent had someone that matched that
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description, they would submit the picture of the person with the resume. And then the producers would say, "Oh,
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we want to see this one, this one, and this one." And so that that's when we would get a call to show up for an audition. So basically, we showed up, we
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had an agent, there was a casting call, we showed up for an audition, and uh, if we're lucky, we get the job. And you
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will go into the casting room and there'll be 20 guys look exactly like you every single time. Yeah. There's
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like nine fat guys in LA. We all know each other. Yeah. They
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interesting. For us it was a cattle. Yeah. So they they literally just advertised in the newspaper, which means you, your
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homie, your 10 best friends, and your cousins monkeys uncle could all just show up. And it was I'm told what I I
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think Katie W Katy Wallen did the original casting at least for us and for you guys. Yeah, she for us too.
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So I think over like several days. No, but he was not the original. Yeah, like several days. I think there
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was almost like 10,000 people that showed up. This is what I'm told. I'm sure the numbers have been inflated over the years, but I can tell you the lines
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went down the block because every actor, every actor that at least read the paper that morning was there. It was
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ridiculous. So, it was I I didn't get a like particular call. I definitely did not have head shots. I was a teenager
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with attitude. I was in high school and I did drop out and I was completely tight cast cuz I didn't know a damn
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thing about acting. That's true. I can fight though. Fast on that one.
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Like audition one. Can you fight? Yes. Can you act? I'm sorry. What?
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What's that word mean? I don't understand. What's What's up, guys? years ago. And I grew up with y'all,
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too. Uh, my mom got me a VCR full box full of tapes and I just started watching y'all. But my question was,
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when y'all became Power Rangers, who decided y'all's colors? Did y'all come with with the colors or were y'all given
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the colors? Now, we were told I was I was told it was going to be the Red Ranger, which I hated cuz it's like I
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grew up watching Ninjas and Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee and, you know, all the cool guys, and they all wore black. I mean, I guess some were red. That was
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kind of cool. But I was like, I want to wear red. I want I want the black. Ninjas are black. Spies are black. All
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the cool people who do cool things that are sneaky and are wear black. Cool girls, you know, sexy girls, they all
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wear black. And I was like, I wanted to be the black ranger. And Walter didn't want to be the black rangers. No, I
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think maybe you did actually. But we got told, we were completely told. There was never a debate. Was this the same for
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Skull Rangers? Well, we only became Rangers in the comic book. Yeah. People always ask us like what
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colors we be. We're like we're not colors. We like to think more of the materials we would use. Leather ranger,
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you know, chains, different kinds of metal or just as we said before, just spray paint our bodies. You know, I
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thought about a ranger suit completely made of edible pizza. Fight the bad
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guys, take a bite. Fight the bad guys, take a bite. Thank y'all so much.
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Thank you for your question. firing pepperoni now.
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What's up? What's up? Hey, what's going on guys? I already know you already Well, we already admit
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so. Oh, there you are. Yes. Hey, I'm coming. Yeah.
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He's going to be a daddy soon, guys. [Applause]
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In about five minutes. Any minute now. He's like, "Well, actually, my wife went ahead to the
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hospital." I said I had a question I had to ask. Priorities. Priorities.
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Well, I haven't met Austin. Austin, my name is Justin Watson. They already met you. You weren't at your booth yet. But
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my question was I want to ask yall the question again. When can I give you a haircut?
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When we When are we going to get a haircut? He wants to give us a haircut. He wants to give us a haircut. I'm your shaggy, bro. I got I got like
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You need a You need a haircut. You need a haircut. It's more of an intervention than a question. You're
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right. A question has a question mark. This is a statement with an exclamation mark. Save yourselves. Repent.
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Repent and cut. Thank you for the offer. But hair is so precious.
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It is. I finally remember hair. And now I can, you know, the great thing
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about going bald. And there is a great thing is that I can now perceive 0.25 25
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degree temperature variations when I walk in a room. Like when my wife starts to mess with the thermostat, I'm like,
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[Laughter] she's just standing behind going
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blowing on the top of his head. So, thank you for the offer, but I'm going to have to eat every follicle for the
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Thank you. Well, thank you for making my childhood awesome, guys. Thank you guys so much. Awesome. And congrats again.
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Congratulations. Give them a round of applause. Yeah.
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What's up, my friend? Hi, guys. I appreciate you guys coming out here uh all the way down to Small Corpus Christie, but um and sorry for a
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more serious question, but Austin, I was watching a video with you and Walter talking about standing your ground with
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contract negotiations between as well. I was wondering if anyone else stood by your guys' side, anyone else on set that
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might have stood the or any future Rangers that might have
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followed a similar path in trying to change management culture. You know, I think uh everybody had their
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own ideas about what was best for them at the time. And uh you know the the
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three of us initially I spoke to all six rangers. I definitely made a mistake. I never approached these two and I I
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should have. Um but I frankly I was young younger and dumber than I am now
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which is saying a lot and um I can remember I was getting a lot of advice from the crew. The crew were constantly
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whispering in my ear. And then I learned I didn't know what the union was until like 35 episodes in I heard guys talking
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about I was like what's union? What's sack? What's that? you know, and like I knew nothing of Hollywood except there
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were famous people on red carpets and they did Fox stuff and and other these other big network I knew nothing. And uh
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so I really was drinking from about 5,000 different fountains. And I I remember approaching the entire cast cuz
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everybody was telling me the whole cast has to go. You got to get the whole cast. You got to get the whole cast. And
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so I I approached the whole cast except for these two and all six agreed. And in
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the end, um, three of us decided to stand our ground and we walked. And I
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wouldn't change that. I I wouldn't change it today. I wouldn't change it then. I would have changed how I did it
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because I know more. But, uh, I I think in the end, what happened to us is not
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uncommon. It happens to actors all the time. This wasn't just us. We're not the only. We weren't the first, and we will
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definitely not be the last. But whether it's Power Rangers on set or working at
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the McDonald's drive-thru or working at the oil rig in Midland, there's always going to be somebody
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working for somebody who's not being treated the way they know they should be treated. And it's all going to boil down
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to the same question you have to ask yourself. Are you worth it or are you not? Yeah. What's your personal value? What
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do you what value do you place on your own work? And when you find that answer, then you got to make the tough decisions. And you
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can't let it be dictated to you by choices others make. I guarantee you there are people in this room that are
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in work situations where they you are not being treated the way you think that
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you should be treated. And you take it because you need to feed the family. We
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got to pay the bills. We got mortgages and rent because ultimately there's a line of people standing behind you that
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are going to be ready to take that job. took it. But still, you still have to decide for yourself what the line is.
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You know, now for Jason and I as supported characters, we never said the word no ever. That's how we ended up
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dressed as bunnies and Italian chefs and, you know, pepper turned walking pepperonis. We we always like like
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that's the thing. Um we we we had each other. We always thought we were dispensable, you know. And Hollywood's a
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weird thing, too, because um experienced crew members will tell you whether you're indispensable or not. I mean,
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when you're 19 years old, you got to take your order for like they must know what they're talking about, you know, who's got your back and at what thing,
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you know? Um so again, it's it's are you
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you as an actor, as an artist, somebody that's in a in a job that is a value job? Unfortunately, a value job, those
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are harder to come by. Every kind of labor. Yeah, absolutely. You know, and so if you're doing the thing you want to do, that is
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a hell of a thing. You got to look inside yourself and say, "Shoot, what at what point do I feel like I'm no longer
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myself. I don't feel like I'm I'm myself unless I'm doing that job." But if I'm
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doing this job and I'm all about how to make it the thing that it's supposed to be, I'm not myself either. So yeah, you
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you get that varying. I mean whether your your family gives you some form of who you are, what your morals, what your
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ethics are, what your social graces are, whether you get it from a faith, whether you get it from, wherever you get it,
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that's going to be the foundation with which you make these judgments and you decide, you know what, I'm worth more.
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I'm worth less. I'm definitely worth more, but like he said, I got to keep paying the
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bills. or I'm solo I'm a little more free which I was at the time and I can
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stand my ground still lose the job but not lose the ability to support children
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or a family. Yeah. But you you also went on to serve our country in Afghanistan uh with distinction and and that Yeah.
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Absolutely. And I think that that you know th those life changes came about
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because of all of this in its own way. Yeah. Yeah, I mean my dad was a Marine.
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My uh my grandfather bombed Hitler out of Nazi occupied Germany. You know, 23 combat missions as a B29
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uh Strata Fortress pilot. I mean, he's he was a beast. Uh dad served, my brother served, my mom was one of the
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first female cops in the 1970s, and they they literally tried to kill her because
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she was a woman at the time and didn't belong. and they uh she graduated and they sent her into the drug houses and
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cartels to uh to get information. Well, the cartels in one group loved her and
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fed her all the information on the other cartels. So, she took down the other cartels and she came out on top and she
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was a beast like 5'6 and she was tough as hipp. So, I kind of grew up with
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powerful people. My mom broke bonds. She broke all these these stereotypes. My dad was an officer, a gentleman, and I
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had a lot to live up to and you know, I'm still working on it. I just left a bad situation myself. So, seeing that video and being able to
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relate to you was was very helpful. And just out of I support dogs, so we're all right for now. I'll give you one last one last piece.
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Do you know why why tigers are not king of the jungle? I do not. Because they hunt alone. The reason
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lions are the king of the jungle is because they surround themselves with like-minded, highly motivated
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individuals with common goals. If you want to get somewhere anywhere in life,
30:55
find people with like-minded sets of goals and move together and you will be
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amazed at what you can accomplish. That's also known as being in a game or
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in terms of a job, it's known as communism. What is it you hate about America?
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Austin is a freedom to worries on yourself and you'll be okay. We're going political. Thank you so much
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for your question. A lot of conversation brought up. Hi there. Hi. Hello. Are you going to be a counter again?
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That guy who going to have a good time buzz. Hi. I'm Nadia from Montter, Mexico. So I
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want to say all all my generations we still uh have on on our memories the
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writers because sometimes you see on Facebook the post when someone have a
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problem with the job or with boyfriend or something that it's not what the pink
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power ranger do it or it's not the red power ranger. So I'm sorry. So we feel
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like uh if you remember when you're a child and it's like a no power rangers
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are strong they are very you know like so I'm just saying like we still all
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that in our memories. Well thank you nostalgia.
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[Music] Hi there. I'm Jackson Guyger, my dad's
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son. Hi, Jackson. How are you today? I'm doing pretty good.
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Good. Um, first I'd like to ask two questions. They're both pretty good. Do Vulcan
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Skull in real life have lives? And what do you think of the food fight episode?
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In real life, do we have lives? No. WF
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E. What? Whiffs. Wives. Man, he's definitely going to whiff on him.
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Yes, we have wives. They've asked us not to divulge their names as it might ruin their reputations to be married to us.
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But we have them. Yes. When I married my wife, she is uh she's uh exactly my
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height, but has bigger feet. And uh when we got married, she was like, "These are
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my tools like and here's a shelf for your tools."
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So, uh, yeah, my wife's pretty awesome. I brought my wife along with me today.
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Very attractive. We sometimes refer to each other as each other's first ex-wife. That's true.
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That's it. You're totally kidding, Jackson. Sorry. All right. So, totally kidding, buddy. So, what was your second question again, Jackson?
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What do you think of Food Fight episode? Oh, actually that was one of our favorite scripts to get in our hands
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because to say food fight if you were in slapstick comedy in the post uh post
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animal house era is sort of like getting Hamlet and having the lines to be or not to be. They go right and then have a big
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food fight and they pay you for it instead of kick you out of school and they don't make you clean it up because
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you have people for that. It's high school but Yes. Yes. I don't get any ideas at all.
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I'd like to say that I'm really proud of my dad. A we're very proud of your bot, too.
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And that would be all, folks. All right. Thank you, Jackson. Good job, buddy.
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Hi. Hi. Uh, I'm Michaela and going based a little bit based off what you said earlier about how some of your favorite
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episodes are where school just make things. I can't hear you. Get a little closer. Sorry. Yeah. Uh, so my question is, what
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have been some of your favorite episodes to film?
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Okay, I loved Forever Red because it was epic and amazing. It was a cool return and a great entrance, a great reintro,
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but my favorite episode will always be the original Hunter Pilot because that was eyes wide open for me. I was barely
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18. I was learning how to be an actor. I was learning how to be a stunt guy. I was learning how to work with stunt
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guys. I was learning how to be uh a man, you know, and it was just learning curve
35:14
like this. And it was the first time I walked onto a set and I looked around and saw 10 bajillion people, maybe 20.
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And I realized what an army it takes to make six, seven, eight, 10 people look
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good on camera. And uh it it was just it was one hell of a first day on any job
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was to walk onto that set and just holy crap. I was drinking through a firehouse. It was really cool. I think
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uh filming the Wild West Rangers was awesome, you know, cuz we got Cowboys,
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we got, you know, we got horses and we got Spurs and we were cool. That was a
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lot of fun till the mule tried to throw me off. Sorry that
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was good, man. I think my my favorite episode is uh in Power Rangers in Space when Vulcan Skull finally get to kick ass for like 5
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seconds in Countdown to Destruction. Yeah. Zero to hero.
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Thanks for the question. All right. Thank you. Thank you. He's got somebody knocked out on Oh,
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never mind. Morning. Morning. What up? Say hi. Hi.
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Hi. What's up, big man? What's up, dude? What's your name? Cameron. Cameron.
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You're the biggest Cameron I've seen all day. Ask the Red Ranger.
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This one's for you, Austin. He wants to know. Oh, he already knows. He said he wants
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to know if he could beat Goku. What? Could you repeat the question? If he can beat in combat Goku.
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Goku. Can you beat no coup? No.
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Yes. The answer is yes. And twice on Sunday. It would be a very close battle. I'm
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sure I would have to call on many of my Ranger f friends. And I would certainly have to have Bulan Skull Morph to back
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me up. But at the end of the day, I think we could take it. What do you think? What do you think? Can I get him?
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Cameron, what do you think? Can we take him? All right. Thank you, sir. Thanks, Mike.
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I wasn't sure. Thanks, guys. Um, question for uh Paul and Jason. Um,
37:36
y'all guys had such like I could tell like y'all are friends. Even like right now as y'all are sitting here, y'all
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seem like almost like if we're watching episode in the show and we're watching it like as a play. Um, y'all have really
37:48
good like what is the relationship y'all have when y'all are not doing ComicCons? And do y'all text or y friends? Y'all go
37:54
bowling together? Like, how do y'all keep this this chemistry? Anybody go bowling together anymore?
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It is 2025. In the good old days. Let's go bowling. We bowling. And And I mean that in the
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urban sense. We've
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I'm going bowling. Go bowling. We we have important times over
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part of the relationship is we spend a lot of time on the road and we get to so well we film together and have
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experiences there and now we've got experiences on the road in front of tons of fans and we have new stories and
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experiences that kind of make this cool. You know, it's just another way to bond over did you hear this crazy thing? Did
38:39
you hear what that guy said? Did you see that? Did you unsee? Can you unsee what that person just smelled like
38:46
because I see smells invention regular. Yeah. So, I mean there's some things where she's like you're not going to
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believe what I just saw and then you know it happens again. So, well I mean so Austin really was a member of the
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United States Armed Forces and uh and we were simply actors on a TV show. However, the experience is similar
39:05
inclement conditions. You're all working in the same trench together. You're barely getting paid. there is some
39:11
higher goal that you're aiming for rather than uh you know saving the free world. In our case, it was just trying
39:18
to make kids laugh and and and have fun for a minute, but it really is kind of like being old war buddies. And so, we
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have that shared experience moving forward. And even though Jason is now a a college professor in Pennsylvania um
39:32
with PhD with a PhD as Dr. Darby, congratulations. He's on vacation. no longer a pseudo
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intellectual uh in forever. I I work at art studio in
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Los Angeles for 21 years and so we're not exactly close to each other. Um but
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uh Garvey's family still lives in California. So every holidays I get to see the family. We go to the museum together and we break stuff and then we
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get in trouble and we text each other a lot of dumb puns in between. We really do.
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Man, we share a dressing room for a decade. I mean, you know, talk about getting close. I've seen him naked more than I've seen my own reflection. You
40:09
ever see two straight dudes share a room? You both It's like a Polish boxing. You go to the corner and then
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you're like quickly drop trout. I'll get your hands on it. You're like, "All right, we're good.
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I'm talking about." Thank y'all guys, man. Uh y'all are awesome, man.
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Thank you for your question. Just to clarify real quick, I was a contractor. I wasn't actually in the US Armed Services. I worked with the
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Marines and the Army and other groups. I was there, but I never owned the right to be called Marine or uh or soldier.
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Hi, I'm Frank. I would want to know from the original Power Ranger colors, Vulcan
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Skull, what would be your colors from the original colors? Original Power Ranger colors.
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I think we'd both be like like photo negatives of what the Rangers had and we'd both be the black Rangers, but be
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photo negatives, right? I don't I think it should be leather. Like I said, that's what I'm saying. Leather comes
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with black. You're not going to have pink leather to be
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[Music] [Applause] a pink. [Music]
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Can we Can we change Skull's name to brain with that PhD? That That doesn't make any sense no more. I mean, Skull
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PhD. Now, we always we talk about this. There's got to be something Freudian for the fact that I played the dumbest guy in the entire uh Power Rangers universe
41:29
and I felt the need to go out and get a freaking PhD and call myself doctor. I mean like I have issues, my friend. I
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have issues. Well, you remember the first couple seasons, Skull didn't have any original dialogue. He just repeated
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what I said. Yeah, I repeated what he said.
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But I don't question. Thank you for your question. I will say I'm so sorry to people in the back. We
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have time for one more question. So, make it a You guys want to find it out? Yeah. You know, we can do we can do a
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lucky rounding round. Ready? Go. I met name's Rocky. I was wondering if
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y'all could choose to be any Power Ranger. What would it be? Like
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I just want you. If you could change any ranger, I want to be the purple ranger.
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Sweet. Thank you. Good. Let's go. Lightning round. Go. Hi, I'm Adrian. This is my daughter,
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Alexia. She's That's not a question. She's two belts away from being a black belt. This question is for Austin. Um,
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what what advice do you have for her to own her craft? You said she just got a black belt.
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No, she's two belts away from becoming a black belt. Okay. How long have you been in the martial arts? For 3 years.
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Three years. Okay. Do you enjoy it? Okay. Well, that's important. If you can do something that you love, you're ahead
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of most people right there. So, I would say the key is consistency. Keep showing up. If you keep showing up, that one
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specific thing alone will get you ahead of probably 80% of your competition. Show up and then study like you mean it.
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And be humble. You're going to run into a lot of egos in the world of martial arts. Stay away from them. The only
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thing you learn from them is what not to be. And I and I can say that from experience because I was one of those guys with an ego until it got fed to me.
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And then I learned, wow, I deserve that. And then I learned to teach it to other
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guys who came up with ego. So show up. Don't quit. Because it's not quitting on the martial arts. It's not quitting on
43:31
the goal. It's quitting on yourself. The day you pick up that black belt, you will have earned a right and a
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membership to a club no one can ever take away from you. And it will make you a member like in the military or the
43:43
fire department or in a group of doctors. You will have something that most other
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people in the world don't even have the courage to start. You will be one of the
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few who finish it. So finish it. Set your mind to it. Keep showing up. Train
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hard and stay home. That's my advice to you. Thank you very much.
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Okay. Last one guys down. I'll bring him up actually.
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Hello. My name is Luke and I would like to ask a question.
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Okay, that was a statement. How do you call the
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call? But I know you have those the morphers, but how do they hear them?
44:36
Much to think about with that one. So, so you use your morpher to call the swords, but how do you hear them?
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With your ears. All right, there's our final question. Nobody knows this, but the morphers are actually like early
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pagers. They just buzz. That's what it was me. That's what it was. It was telekinesis.
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Thank you for watching and listening all these years. You guys give it up for your wonderful,
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wonderful addresses here today. Have an amazing day. Right. And I got the I have the last thing as you're walking off. Are you ready? The last
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thing. This morning I was playing with the Tyrannosaurus and the mass in the backyard and I left the back gate open.
45:16
They're out there somewhere. If you see them, would you let me know? Okay. Cuz
45:21
the T-Rex, he's getting hungry. And if I don't see a pickup truck full of Alpo dog food, he's going to eat the mascot.
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All right. So, let me know if you see him. Okay. Okay. Okay.