Robert Stack, who would go on to host Unsolved Mysteries, in 1978.
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Unsolved Mysteries. The theme music and his voice invoked nightmares for all us kids around 1990.
Dun dun dun dunno nunno, dun dun dun dunno nou, Dun dun dun dunno nunno, dun dun dun dunno nou
He even low key looks spooky in this pic 😂
And kick the ever loving crap out of a bunch of religious peeps in Airplane!
🎹 Update…🎹
Bork! Body cavity search.
And this is his Senior High School yearbook photo.
You want to know where Coop is? Just look for the most heinous, vile, and horrible exploitation of children on the planet.
Scenario #2: Coop went to Disneyworld.
“Flying a place is no different than riding a bicycle; just a lot harder to put baseball cards in the spokes.”
What’s up with his hand?
and talk down Ted Stryker too.
I can hear this picture
His character as Eliot Ness in The Untouchables was a really good show.
Elliot Ness in The Untouchables
Spent so many family evenings with this dude via Unsolved Mysteries!
Who would voice Ultra Magnus
Also played ’Elliot Ness’ in ‘The Untouchables’ back when tv was only black and white.
I’m thinking this is 1958. He was in the tv series “The Untouchables” at that time.
Unsolved mysteries is fine but let’s get real here… His truly defining role? Ultra Magnus in the original transformers animated movie
And to us kids in the 80’s the voice of Ultra Magnus.
Oh man, such an iconic voice! On par with Bill Curtis
Let’s be real, he was the scariest thing about the show
And this is why we all have a fear of quicksand, Bermuda Triangle, aliens, ghosts and being kidnapped
RIP Ultra Magnus
Have you ever been kicked in the head with an iron boot?
Fine actor he was too. He gave very good performances in Written on the Wind (1956) and The Tarnished Angels (1957).
And the Autobot Commander Ultra Magnus
It took me a second, but yeah, I remember him from that show!
“You are a federal agent. You represent the United States Government. Never end a sentence with a preposition.”
Don’t forget “Airplane!”
Old school handsome too! I loved his voice on that show.
Get me Rex Kramer!
Fun fact: he dated Yvonne De Carlo (Lily from The Munsters)
Still have nightmares from his voice😭
Why is his hand so massive?
Tonight… on Unsolved Mysteries… find out who gives a shit about Big Foot!
That’s ’58 not ’78. It’s the clothes.
He made Airplane in ’79.
And maybe you can help solve a mystery
WHY HIS HAND LOOK LIKE THAT
The Head Honcho. The Top Dog. The Big Cheese.
Favorite crime show ever. The man had the PERFECT voice for true crime.
More like Robert Snack
Dude has a footlong hand
The unsolved mystery is that left hand
His hand looks like an unsolved mystery.
This has to be earlier than 1978, no?
Agreed, Robert Stack’s voice still haunts my dreams. Can’t believe I wanted to be a detective after watching that show.
I simply loved his voice when I was a kid
Debonair af