Ted Bell interviews a guy named Dick Steele about holding the line with speech. He's also got an uncle named Dong Steele and his father’s name is Tube Steak Steele.  Also, flying tricycles.* At the time of producing, we were unaware of a character named “Dick Steele” portrayed by Leslie Nielsen in a detective film from the 90s. Nonetheless, we made the decision to continue with our fictitious “Dick Steele,” as our character was of a completely different storyline and characterization. 

<p>Ted Bell interviews a guy named Dick Steele about holding the line with speech. He's also got an uncle named Dong Steele and his father&rsquo;s name is Tube Steak Steele. &nbsp;Also, flying tricycles.* At the time of producing, we were unaware of a character named &ldquo;Dick Steele&rdquo; portrayed by Leslie Nielsen in a detective film from the 90s. Nonetheless, we made the decision to continue with our fictitious &ldquo;Dick Steele,&rdquo; as our character was of a completely different storyline and characterization.&nbsp;</p>

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Episode #3705 The New Phil Hendrie Show

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