shaleesmo

Since I was 11 years old, I grew up quoting your baby mumblings and gibberish. And now, my 2 year old daughter is doing the same! How does it feel to be such a big part of so many people's lives and memories?

Thanks for being so adorable!

"Free Mahi Mahi! Free Mahi Mahi!"

I literally screamed when I saw you were doing an AMA...

Firstly, I am entitled to say this, whether you see this or not, that you have no idea the impact you have made on the lives of my cousin and I. I am not going to lie, we have not seen many of your works, but your work in BIODOME was one of a few things we grew up with that impacted the way we see the world and the way we see entertainment. Since my cousin was 6 and I was 8, we acted out your scenes, and quoted you daily. To this day, at ages 20 and 22, we still skip to "The Safety Dance". To us, you are Bud McIntosh, and always will be.

Now here is my question I've always wanted to ask; how do you feel about children so young being exposed to your work? Concerned? Honored? Our parents weren't really careful or aware of what we watched, which is how we stumbled upon Biodome so many years ago (I must say, we didn't understand most of the references, but did as we grew). Do you think it is wrong for children to be watching such types of comedy? Do you think it affects the way they will behave when they grow up? To add, my cousin and I turned out to be great people, more or less; we have never touched drugs or alcohol in our lives, and we try to be the best people we can be, even though films like Biodome, Dumb and Dumber, and Austin Powers raised us more than our own parents did.

Also, I just want to thank you for being so awesome. You are part of a very select group of people whom of which have shaped my life. Lots of love, from Canada.

Thanks for your answer! I'll check out your new show. I'm sure it will be awesome!