Jeff Menell

I never lost the thrill the whole season, even with horrible moments and getting yelled at and having scripts thrown out and this and that.

The novelty of, for me, growing up loving TV and movies so much, being on the soundstage where Mary Poppins was shot.

Yeah.

You know.

sharing an office with jeff sherman who's father uncle sherman brothers i mean i was like thrown into this world and just being on the disney lot yeah there was a magic to it it really it was it was it was unbelievably magical for me you know with william daniels who i you know i can't believe i'm even talking to that guy so that that was as far as fun goes as far as quality goes um

I don't know if I could pick one season.

There's certainly episodes that, you know, we had great fun, you know, like, you know, Corey Wolf, you know, and stuff like that.

And that's a Bluntman and Busking episode.

And, you know, and the final two and the last season and just, you know, I happened to, my name is on this one, but I love when Eric was the weatherman, you know, that was just, there's just a lot of great moments every season.

There was never like a season I go, I know you guys, I think someone said, oh, this is when the show went off the rails, but yeah.

I don't have that feeling.

Sometimes it got more serious than it used to be.

But I think John Strauss called me in season four and said, when did the show become a drama?

I go, I don't know.

Now I've been the ICU stuff, but every season just holds a special place in my heart, even though I don't remember a lot.

I remember just loving it.

But yeah, the first season was so novel.

Nothing could ever capture that for me again.

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Yeah.