(light music) - [Speaker] When was the first time you were aware of what Dad did?

- He was leaving in the morning or whatever, and I would say, "Where are you going?"

And he'd say, "I'm shooting today."

And I had visions of him on the golf course aiming guns at targets.

(light music continues) He was doing "Experiment in Terror" up in San Francisco and he called the house and I was put on the phone and I said, "Daddy, I miss your face."

- Hmm.

- And he flew back that night.

- Oh.

- For like the weekend.

- That's- - Yeah.

- That's Dad.

- He said it was really emotional for him.

(light music continues) I think I was probably five.

- He seemed to take us to work a lot, which I questioned whether we ever went to school.

(person laughs) - The first set that we were allowed on was "The Great Race."

- Is that true?

- Yeah.

- I guess I remember being on the snow set.

- [Speaker] Right, that was the first time I think.

(light music continues)