You're going to go. Well, I woke up this morning, stumbled out of my rack. I opened up the paper to the page in the back.

It only took a minute for my finger to find

my daily doors of destiny under my sign.

My eyes just about popped out of my head and said the stars are stacked

against you girl get back in bed. I feel lucky I feel lucky yeah

no professor doom gonna stand in my way

I feel lucky today.

Hello everyone and welcome to the Tobolowski files, a series of stories about

life love and Hollywood as told by actress Stephen Tobolowski.

My name is David Chen, and joining me as always, he is the man who played Dr Bob in the 2000

TV series, Manhattan, Arizona. Stephen Dobelowski, Stephen, how are you doing today?

I am doing very good. David, ask me if I remember playing Dr. Bob.

Hey Stephen, do you remember playing Dr. Bob in Manhattan, Arizona?

100%!

Finally, there is an episode that you have brought up that I remember.

And one of the things I very much remembered about

playing Dr Bob was I had to do a scene with an elephant and I mean a real elephant in a room and they had the elephant trainer in the room.

I played a veterinarian in Manhattan, Arizona.

A Chad Everett was the star of this show and we had great, great, great

cast. It was a very funny show. But acting with an elephant is extreme, well, it'll stick in your mind.

You realize, you know, there's an old saying in the, I don't know if it's the Talmud, but there's an old saying like,

when you're driving an elephant, where do you go, David?

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