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Probably Harvey Companion and Dennis the Menace.

A little bit.

The only time I ever got all gaga like that was when I called Bradley Bolke the first time. He answered with his Chumley voice and it threw me off so hard, I could barely speak.

Yes. Buck Biggers, Joe Harris, Chet Stover, Tread Covington, Roman Arambula, Bradley Bolke, Allen Swift, and a few others.

I'd have to look at the book again, but I know I interviewed Art Leonardi, Barbara Donatello, Sybil Freleng Bergman, Hope Freleng Shaw, Joe Siracusa, Bob Givens and quite a few others.

I would try to avoid asking him the same questions that Dr. Demento did.

I would have asked Hawley about the creation of The Pink Panther. No one ever interviewed him professionally in his lifetime. Don Adams, I would ask about Tennessee Tuxedo, and probably go over his entire career.

I don't really pay too much attention to it. I still see Disney and Pixar films and some others when I can, but since I don't have to see EVERYTHING like Jerry Beck, I don't. I'd rather watch mainly older cartoons. The only current cartoon I still watch is South Park, but not because it's a cartoon.

For TTV, it would have been Don Adams. For Dennis the Menace, Hank Ketcham and Al Wiseman and Fred Toole. For Cracked, Charles Rodriguez. For DePatie-Freleng, Hawley Pratt. For MAD, Harvey Kurtzman and Bill Gaines. I always try to ask questions not everyone else would ask.

I met him in the 90s at an art gallery. He was very soft spoken, probably because he was also very old.

I don't know. I did meet him once. Probably stuff other people asked him.

I forgot that DFE did the Planet of the Apes cartoons. I thought it was Hanna-Barbera.

Yes, for every book. I tried, but was not able to interview Ross.

I don't know about shocked, but I am always happy to discover a bit of history that has never been uncovered before in any of my books.

The same!