Magnum Mania!

So, a lazy Saturday afternoon after all the yardwork is done and find myself watching Mallrats, and I notice Bob Apisa is the stunt coordinator in the Credits AND I learned he also played FB up the road for Duffy Daughterty at Michigan State. Plus, according to IMDB, he was the umpire in the Sandlot.

I had known he had done a lot of things, but was unaware of that.

Intriguing

Doc Ibold wrote:So, a lazy Saturday afternoon after all the yardwork is done and find myself watching Mallrats, and I notice Bob Apisa is the stunt coordinator in the Credits AND I learned he also played FB up the road for Duffy Daughterty at Michigan State. Plus, according to IMDB, he was the umpire in the Sandlot.

I had known he had done a lot of things, but was unaware of that.

Intriguing

Should have flopped the title to Robert "Bob" Apisa

I was just watching him last night in; "From Moscow to Maui"! Thinking how many Magnum's has he really been in. The toupee was too funny!

Say, would you like a chocolate covered pretzel?

ConchRepublican wrote:Say, would you like a chocolate covered pretzel?

Only if that (blank) kid gets off that (blank) ing elevator!!!!!!!!!

Doc Ibold wrote:

ConchRepublican wrote:Say, would you like a chocolate covered pretzel?

Only if that (blank) kid gets off that (blank) ing elevator!!!!!!!!!

Not a year goes by, not one, that I don't hear about an accident involving some kid that could have easily been avoided had some parent - I don't care who - but some parent that conditioned him to fear and respect that escalator!!

ConchRepublican wrote:

Doc Ibold wrote:

ConchRepublican wrote:Say, would you like a chocolate covered pretzel?

Only if that (blank) kid gets off that (blank) ing elevator!!!!!!!!!

Not a year goes by, not one, that I don't hear about an accident involving some kid that could have easily been avoided had some parent - I don't care who - but some parent that conditioned him to fear and respect that escalator!!

D'oh..... Escalator! I could quote that movie from beginning to end.

Neat. He played in the 1966 Michigan State-Notre Dame game, the 10-10 tie "game of the century"! This game was also apparently the first live football telecast in Hawaii.

Love him in the episode "Dream a little Dream"...when he starts counting1....2...then TM pops him!