1. What is your favorite piece of music?Led Zeppelin's "Moby Dick", live at Montreaux.
2. What is your favorite film?
[The Iron Giant]. I could really relate to it.
3. What is your favorite TV program, past or current?
Past: [Rockford Files], [Kung-Fu]. Present: [Elimi-date].
4. What do you feel has been your most important professional accomplishment to date?
I can't talk about it. That's classified, actually. Pretty cool, though.
5. Which project do you feel didn't live up to what you envisioned?
Protecting President Reagan. I came on after those bozos in Secret Service blew it at the Washington Hilton. I heard it was a much funner gig before that.
6. What is your favorite book?
Owner's Manual, 1969 Dodge Charger. Informative in a punchy, brisk, economical prose style.
7. If you could change one thing about the industry, what would it be?
They hand out licenses to kill like they're bus passes these days. Used to be much more elite. And on the flip side, I wish your supervillains would get themselves better henchmen--give me a challenge, you know?
Just another day at the office...
8. Who – or what – would you say has had the biggest influence on your career?
General ____________(name censored in accordance with the Patriot Act). He backed me during that court martial thing when I was at Ft. (name censored in accordance with the Patriot Act) and then, years later, as I held what was left of his head, his last words on this earth were the best advice I've ever gotten from anyone. They never leave me.
9. What is your next project?
This assignment's already lasted a lot longer than I thought it would. Haven't heard anything about my next one. Actually, I haven't heard much of anything from O.S.I. (editor's note: Office of Secret Intelligence, the government agency Brock works for) in a while. I don't know if they... maybe they... forgot about me... deep cover... [(trails off)]
10. What is the one project that you've always wanted to do, but have yet to be able to?
Get a band together. I play bass. And "vox".