And one potato in a checked shirt.

I go with Mark Twain who, noting that he was having a harder time remembering the things he did versus the things he wanted to do but didn't, or just random things: "I'm coming to a point of my life where the only things I can remember are the things that never actually happened."

Minimally at best.

My every relationship disproves your thesis.

-- even that has been revised by divers hands (yes, that's spelled correctly though archaic). So in short to reply: yes, I'd forgotten, but only in part. The rest, and the best, stays with Eric, Mark and Michael Thanks to Eric Lewald who brought to light a chunk of my work I'd long ago forgotten

-- into production, I dumped it into a memory hole and never returned. As the innkeeper in LoTR says, "One thing pushes out another." In reviewing the bible more closely, my part of it is less than a third of the document, mainly the character descriptions (not the supplementary ones) and --

-- very small bell began to ring down a long, dark hallway. I believe this was originally titled ExoForce or something like that, which is why I didn't connect the name to Exo Squad, and since I wasn't involved with the show beyond this point, with no sense back then that this would ever go --

-- so it's possible this was one of them. I found the series bible online and my voice/style and fingerprints (references to I, Claudius and the British SAS motto "Who Dares, Wins" which I was shoving into damn near everything I wrote during that period) were definitely there, and gradually a --

-- I worked with on TRGBs, so I thought, let's check this out because if Eric says I worked on this then I probably did. It's hard to be sure on some of these things because a lot of animation back then didn't always credit the writers, and I was developing a bunch of shows for studios --

Here's comedy: at first I was going to write "no," because I couldn't remember having done so, then paused. I haven't had any contact with Eric Lewald since the invention of the steam engine, but he's a reliable guy who was on the show for some time (along with Mark and Michael Edens who --

Yep. I think there are one or two other references in there as well.

Way too early. At this point they're only looking to hear from production companies to determine which can bring the most resources, money and other elements to the table. They won't even be talking about writers for a while yet.

Actually, Vic and Blood is a follow-on to A Boy and his Dog.

Unquestionably.