in our friendship; we didn't really have a friendship before, so all of this Mega Python and that kind of stuff really brought us together. I'll always love that movie. [Laughs.] T: I was a little girl watching that cartoon, so to be the voice of Judy Jetson was very cool. It was a lot of pressure. I'm very childlike, more so now than I was when I was young, but back then, I don't have that voice. I didn't have the Judy Jetson voice, so it was very hard for me to get into that character. But I wanted to do it, of course. To work with [William] Hanna and [Joseph] Barbera and for everybody to be there and coach me was just an awesome experience. It was kind of nerve-wracking, because I had just gotten home from Southeast Asia; my voice was hoarse, so I was like, "Well, you're going to get this. I don't know what to say." It was the opportunity of a lifetime, and the songs were written for that movie. I wasn't a songwriter on any of those songs, but I always loved "I Always Thought I'd See You Again." It's one of my favorite songs to sing; it's just a beautiful ballad. When the movie came out, I went to the drive-in to see that movie. [Laughs.] I took a bunch of us and we went into the car and watched it. I'm just weird like that. I was very, very proud to