Evan Ratliff

Right.

But he still looked like Frank O'Harris.

But he still looked like Frank O'Harris, yes.

And listeners at home, if you can look this stuff up as you go safely, please do, because just seeing all these various units we're going to talk about is really a lot of fun.

And then the other big innovation was not an innovation at all.

It was following the Barbie model, but for boys it was.

It was this doll, which no one called a doll.

Yeah, they teeter on the edge of being creepy.

In fact, I believe Hasbro wouldn't do business with you if you were going to call it a doll as a retailer.

They're like at that age.

They're not quite wicker wheelchair creepy, but they're getting there.

They would just be like, well, you don't get any G.I.

Give them another decade or so.

You know what I mean?

Joes.

Yeah, I think they're cool looking.

This is an action figure.

I mean, this is the kind of thing that would look cool sitting on a shelf as a collector these days.

That's right.

But on the package itself, and I don't know if you remember this or not, I don't because I wasn't born yet, but there were pictures of the other dudes and the other outfits you could get.