Sal Vulcano

Well, the other thing about the show that compared to like, say, Jackass on MTV, everybody that was around my age when Jackass came out tried to emulate Jackass.

Everybody watched Jackass.

And there's so many of my friends that were like, we're buying a video camera.

We're going to smack each other in the nuts.

Your show came out.

Everybody watched it.

I've never seen anybody try to go back.

And we talk about how simple it is, but it's really actually complex and a very tough job.

We have, Andrew, there's reminded me as you're talking about getting the doing the bit where they sign.

There's always a there was a crank anchors bit.

I don't know if we have in our archives or not, but it was Jeff Goldblum.

The actor played a lawyer.

who represented a class action lawsuit against the producers of Crank Yankers and called everyone from season one to sign them up for a class action lawsuit against the producers of Crank Yankers.

So that was a little prank on prank delivered.

Yeah.

And it was funny because the people were very apprehensive because they already got burned once with the prank call and now they didn't believe it.

But as soon as he started talking about money,

they got more interested in signing up for the second round of Crank Yankers Burning.

I think it was Jeff Goldblum.

And I think he recalled people from season one and season two as an attorney.