Robert Hays (born July 24, 1947) is an American actor and is arguably most well known for his role in the movie Airplane! Hays has starred in several short-lived television series, including the 1978 production The Young Pioneers on ABC, the 1979 series Angie, Starman, on which he played the title character, and FM. He played the role of 'Bud', the man thought to be Hyde's dad, in several episodes of That '70s Show. Hays has also directed and...
Ted finds no comfort in the news that he has been cleared of blame for the de...
Ted parks his taxi and runs into the airport where he catches up to Elaine. H...
Elaine looks around the ward at other patients. Ted tells her of their variou...
After Elaine leaves him standing in the airport Ted turns and speaks to the c...
The doc is in the cockpit checking with Ted as they near Chicago.
Dr. Rumack is offended that Striker doubts his question is authentic in this ...
The Hanging Lady roles her eyes when Ted starts to tell her the history of hi...
In the Magumba Bar, Elaine's dance partner is stabbed. When he drops to the f...
The plane blows an engine. In Chicgo Air Control office shit hits a fan and s...
Kramer tells his true feeling to McCroskey, with the microphone still on.
On the plane, Elaine flashes back to she and Ted laying on a beach together k...
Randy goes back to where Ted is seated, boring yet another passenger to suicide.
Elaine is relaying what Ted is saying to Kramer. After she repeats his last l...
Under the pretense of the plane having radio trouble, Randy is able to get Te...
Randy returns to the cockpit and informs the doctor that Ted is the only one ...
The Airport Steward hands him a boarding pass that is, quite literally, smoking.
Elaine relays a message from Rumack, that the passengers are getting worse an...
Flight 209 is shown flying over the station, knocking the radio tower down. T...
After Elaine exits the seat beside him Ted flashes back to the war again. He ...
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