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I'm the man whose voice is bigger than John Hancock's signature. Bill Curtis and here is your host at the Studebaker Theater in downtown Chicago, Illinois,

Peter Siegel.

Thank you, Bill.

Thank you everybody.

Thank you all so much.

We are taking this week off to celebrate Independence Day, not the holiday, the movie.

Every year we hear all gather with family and friends and listen to Bill show us how President Whitmore's

speech from that movie should be done. We will not go quietly into the night. We will not vanish without a fight. We are going to

survive. Today we celebrate our Independence Day. There you are.

I mean, the aliens would have surrendered without a fight.

So while Bill's doing his vocal warm-ups,

we're reaching into the archive for fireworks from our past interviews.

In 2018, we were joined by the actor H. John Benjamin.

And if you don't know who he is is you will as soon as you hear his voice.

As the voice of both the animated Super Spy Archer and of Bob of Bob's Burgers, I asked him which character was most like him.

Yeah, I mean I think it sort of does follow the currents of my life.

I started as Archer and now a little more Bob.

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