But they have absolutely no desire to take the characters they played for 27 years on Captain Noah and His Magical Ark out of the mothball fleet. Unlike some other hosts of children's shows, they alone decided in 1994 that it was time to go. They put their money in the piggy bank and are living happily ever after. I could do the show . . . And he doesn't feel like getting back into uniform, either.
Nothing is as pathetic as a hack that nobody knows. . . .
For example, I always thought it would be better for Captain Noah if he understood Spanish. A fine idea. But many parents felt Captain Noah understood their children just fine. That made me feel wonderful. I don't mean to be maudlin, but we've never put on a show that would not be a positive influence for children.