The Tobolowsky Files Ep. 94 - The Persistence of Vision Part 2: Two Dreams

The Tobolowsky Files

David Chen

Film Interviews, My Adventures With God, Interview, Tv & Film, Religion & Spirituality, The Dangerous Animals Club, Society & Culture, Storytelling, Stephen Tobolowsky

4.9 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2020

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Life can be hard. Sometimes we have to be unconscious to know what’s happening.

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0:10.0	Ah, uh-huh.
0:12.0	Baby when I met you there was peace unknown.
0:18.0	I said out to get you with a fine tooth.
0:22.0	Com I was soft in the room. Get you with a fine tooth.
0:22.8	Com I was soft inside.
0:25.8	There was something going on.
0:29.8	Yeah. Hello everyone and welcome to the Tobolowski files a series of stories about
0:39.2	life love and Hollywood as told by actor Stephen Tobolowski. I am David Chen and joining me today
0:46.5	he is the man who played Milt Flack in the 2001 TV series off-center, Stephen Tobolowski, Stephen, how are you doing today?
0:57.0	I'm doing okay. Was Markie Post in that show?
1:02.0	You know, I'm not sure. I'm not sure. You have the IMDb there? I got the IMDb. Here is the
1:08.0	here is the plot summary of off-center. Yeah. A British stud and an American deufous share an apartment in Manhattan.
1:16.5	Sounds like my life. And apparently a very young John Cho was in this show.
1:25.0	Oh God, John is such a great actor.
1:27.0	Let me just talk about John Cho a little bit.
1:30.0	Please.
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