EDWARD FURLONG Bravely Shares His Rock Bottom Story That Helped Him Change His Life Around
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Edward Furlong (The Terminator, American History X) joins us this week to share his journey with addiction and the rock-bottom he hit that allowed him to get clean and re-discover the joys of a sober life. Edward shares fond memories with cast and crew while filming The Terminator franchise - all the while, acknowledging how he took it for granted in his youth.
We also talked about going from teenage heartthrob to parent of a teenager, breaking the chain of generational trauma, and what Edward still wants to prove to himself.
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A lot of people know Edward Furlong from Terminator 2: Judgment Day, but American History X is just as epic of a film and performance. I'm glad Ed is still with us. I would have loved to have seen where his career went if drugs weren't such a destructive force in his life. I'm a recovering alcoholic. I know how destructive addiction can be.
American History X doesn't get enough credit. Absolutely amazing film and so well acted.
Pet Sematary Two and Brainscan are some fun horror flicks too!
Little Odessa is an incredible movie, he was fantastic in it.
Detroit Rock City kicked ass
I always thought his performance in A Home of Our Own was really good as well.
When he said “there was this cop”, I immediately pictured Robert Patrick😂
That's so funny! If you're a dickhead that is.
Same here lol
Me to lol
CALL TO JOHN!
Have you seen this Boy?
Congrats Edward. I will hit 4 years sobriety in Sept 2024.
Its like living two different lives.
@@Shredzilla dude 😂 that’s just wrong
I got 4 years as of last month myself! 🎉🎉🎉
@@Shredzilladick
Congratulations on that, its not easy and not everybody is lucky enough to say that.
@@ronthorn3that’s what’s up g, keep it up, I was just kidding, much love homies 🫶
He was awesome in Detroit
Rock city
He was but you can tell he is high on blow the whole movie, the begining of the end.
👍
Classic movie.
@@alexgoenne1689 Not denying it....just look where he ended up, not as cool and galmourous as it seems. His addiction cost him everything.
Stellas in the comments
Good for him. Stay strong Edward Furlong.
This is John Conner. If you're listening to this then you are the resistance!
I got sober in 2016, then again 2017 and have been off heroin since. I lost 9 years of my life and am enjoying simple, sober lifestyle. My rockbottom was contemplating suicide and spending my last check on crack and heroin. Was injecting both in public and homeless. I was disgusted with myself and what my life became, somehow the day I was going to jump into the traintracks somebody from rehab facility saw me and took me to detox. Will never forget that.
Not a religious person but stuff like that is hard not to see as a miracle..
@@booognish its definitely on some spiritual stuff. I'm not religious either, but when I think back to those days there was a darkness keeping me in active addiction. I see it and feel it when I see people strung out on the streets
That's great man - you should be proud. Keep it up.
Glad you are still with us. Have an awesome day
I am glad that you found that realization on your own, got help, and have turned your life around. I wish you peace and happiness - I hope you can remain clean. One day at a time!
He pulled a Steve-O and got clean. That's awesome!
He Sounds like him Too EddieO
And who can stand one minute of steveo now? His whole schtick was being a wacky wastoid.
@@earthhuman5448Millions still can!! Just because you can’t doesn’t mean others can’t
Until next month, bruh.
@@p.pingtam7253 What are you talking about? Edward is over 6 years sober.
I’m glad Ed’s turned his life around. He gave one of the greatest emotional performances ever in T2 and helped sell that movie. His onscreen chemistry with Arnold is amazing.
T2 forever!
Arnie diddled him. That’s why he went down that dark road.
No fate but what you make
When he signed on to do the movie "Brain Scan" must have been the low point hes talking about
@@residentpotato6023 Wtf dude, no he didn't. You don't just make up stuff like that, it's utterly vile and toxic.
Good for him. They call it a recovery for a reason, it takes awhile. And it takes a whole bunch of self reflection into acceptance.
The looser the waistband, the deeper the quicksand
Yeah he looks Stone sober lol
Recovery is forever
@@bobbyfischer9927 Rehab is for quitters
My brother is 36 and he's been drinking a bottle of rum a day, and sometimes 2 bottle's, for 15 years now. It's crazy. I need help. I can't get him to stop ! He's gonna die. Someone please help with some advice, cause I've tried everything and he won't to to AA or any other group, he thinks he can beat it on his own. He also smokes weed and that makes him drink too.
This episode made it very clear how genuine of a human he is.
Addiction is Hell but he is a good dude. It's pretty easy to tell when an addict is still lying to themselves, when they are lying to others, and when they are genuinely trying to live an accountable life. He's not lying to himself, not lying to others, and is living an accountable life.
Nobody is completely out of the woods with addiction but he's the real deal here. Really really happy to see him in such a good head space at this point in his life.
My brother is 36 and he's been drinking a bottle of rum a day, and sometimes 2 bottle's, for 15 years now. It's crazy. I need help. I can't get him to stop ! He's gonna die. Someone please help with some advice, cause I've tried everything and he won't to to AA or any other group, he thinks he can beat it on his own. He also smokes weed and that makes him drink too.
@@Ptrm594 I'm just going to say it, you can't really do anything until he want to do something. I know that is harsh and it sucks, trust me I know it sucks, but you will only drive yourself crazy. My sister went though it. We tried everything but she wouldn't listen. She finally made her decision to get clean and has been for 12 years now. I hope for the best for your brother and for you.
@@Ptrm594what the other person said. Sadly theres only so much you can do. But if an addict doesn't want to get clean, no amount of effort is going to help. Best you can do is talk to that person, explain why he or she is important to you and that this person is valuable and not worthless. That you dont want him or her to die. After that, it's up to the other person.
@@memyself898 Wow, that's great to hear about your sister. It gives me hope about my brother. Thanks for the kind words
I have two parts of his story that cast a little bit of doubt for me, but maybe there is something at play that not quite as bad as self deception. When he heard the knock on the door and (for some odd reason) they magically were asked to move rooms. I’m going to say that’s at least 80%+ probability that they had something to do with that. And I’m going to say that the next incident (cop just randomly busting his girlfriends balls and asking if she had drug on her, followed by both of them getting arrested) is about 95% likely that there was nothing random at all about that event and they were both at fault there as well. Why he’s still pretending to be a victim as well as speak like a 12 year old is a warning sign that he isn’t rooted in reality completely and that’s always a major risk factor for relapsing. I hope he never uses again though.
I'm so glad he's still with us stay strong brother
I thought he died?
I must say he looks 110% better. He got his teeth fixed plus being off the drugs has helped remove that sunken hollow look from his face. Very happy for him.👍
I was a heroin/fentanyl addict. I have over 2 years sober. The stuff he is saying is extremely relatable to me
Congrats on your sobriety! Keep going 💪
Heroin is amazing! Fent is for losers!
I’m so proud of u & glad ur still here❤❤🎉😊👍🤘🫶👏🙌🙋♀️
he is high as fuck look at his eyes
Keep fighting. Edward Furlong was my favorite actor throughout my childhood. 12 years out of prison, 10 off parole. 7 years sober for me.
I stood right in front of him in line for the San Diego premier of Devils Rejects for about an hour back in 2005 and was actually an addict myself at the time and the same age as Ed…I was in bad shape and was shocked at how much worse than me he and his date were. Glad to see that he’s come out the other side in tact. He looks great.
Looks great😂😂😂😂
…compared to the last time I saw him…I mean, he’s no Vince Neal…😜
A friend of mine drank with Edward after a Philly comic con that he attended in 2012. He said Edward was a mess but he was so stoked that he got to hang out with him. It's great to see Edward looking positive in 2024. Definitely just a regular guy like most of us. God bless.
I'm the same age as Edward. He was the coolest kid i had ever seen growing up in the 90's. I even tried to replicate how he smoked cigarettes in 'American History X' because to me he looked like a total bad ass.
Funnily enough i also went through serious drug / alcohol addiction but managed to get clean after completely ruining my life.
Hope he gets some more big acting roles.
Glad to hear you bounced back! \m/
I hear ya
Glad to hear you’re recovering as well. Keep crushing it!
Wanna hear him and Steve O talking to each other
Ehh…Eddy will always be cool. Steve Os a bit of a sold out, washed up attention whore (imho). However, I am Happy they are both alive and well.
Dude
Was thinking the exact same thing 😂
hahaha, they do sound alike XD
One Steve O is enough haha
I don't believe people love to see celebrities fail. When I found out Edward was doing better and acting again it made me happy.
Maybe you personally don't, but there are many people of miserable people out there who love to circle a carcass and pile on.
Unfortunately, for some people, misery loves company..
Unfortunately unless people like furlong had been in a hit movie they don't care
The media likes to watch them fail
I hope he has a long, healthy and happy life.
🤨
😊
I'm ready for a Furlong comeback
He doesn’t really have star quality anymore though. Maybe try directing
Not with that look. He needs to get in shape first. His face isn't giving star quality either.
I am a huge fan of Edward Furlong from back in the day. He is so talented!!! It was hard to watch someone you really admire and look up as an artist, have their personal struggles play out for all to see. Its great to see him looking so much healthier. I really hope his recovery journey continues. Healing is lifelong man, it really sucks (the ebbs and flows) but just continuing to make the effort makes all the difference. Bravo my man!
He really is so talented American History X
I remember I was in Prison?, & a movie came on!, Kathy Bates?, getting touched up at work!, slaps the Manager perp?, loses her Job!, single Mother!, Edward as the Son?.
Rooting for Edward!! Ed was a year older than me when he starred in T2, and that was a magical moment for our age group - I caught that film in a drive in in the CA desert not understanding back then how close we were to the actual filming locations, man it was special film. I hope he keeps on the good path because he has the talent to get right back in the game, keep it going dude!
He's the actor who I most want to write a memoir, because god knows this guy has some horror stories.
He is an incredible actor I once saw him in a 2014 CSI episode and he nailed it I wish for him more roles because the man deserves it
I always forget about that.
All of my friends are dead, my father at 49, ruined lives, and I lived. Its like I'm dead. Quit 10 years ago knowing if I didn't I would die, there's no going back.
Good for you. If you were into heroin there really is no going back now that fentanyl has COMPLETELY taken over. The fent is so bad in my area of West Coast USA that people who are addicted to fentanyl and who are trying to use methadone instead are having to take between 250-300 mgs of methadone daily, and that clinic is even routinely having to write over 300 mgs a day for many. That same clinic in 2012 when it was just heroin on the streets wouldn't give anybody over 120 mg a day unless they were terminally or had horrible chronic pain. To give some context 40 mg is enough to kill anybody who doesn't use opiates. Let that sink in.
Wow. That's gnarly. Drugs and addiction are a bitch. He's been through some shit. I'm happy he is still breathing. Very brave of him to share this. I hope the rest of his years are good ones.
Peer pressure is real, when you're around people who aren't good for you or people cheering on the drunk/drugged up guy - then it's not a situation where those people really care about you, they're there for a "laugh". So good to see him progressing well. Keep going Ed buddy.
Didn't he say he gave her stuff. 😂
He was the guy that introduced her to this
I lost three years of my life because of alcohol and it was a subtle build that hit me right around age 31 after 9 years of drinking, coincidently right when the pandemic hit. I toured constantly being in a band since I was 17 and collapsed one night leaving a bar and almost died. I wasn't homeless or in a tent, I thought life was great. I didn't feel sick prior to that night it happened or even thought something was wrong. I almost lost my life and now am forever changed after losing most of my pancreas, I have to deal with the repercussions every day for the rest of my life now 36. I've been sober for three years and I don't regret my past, but I never want to be in that place again.
What band were/are you in?
@@neilbottles2597 Polka Floyd
How much / often / what were you drinking ?
My brother is 36 and he's been drinking a bottle of rum a day, and sometimes 2 bottle's, for 15 years now. It's crazy. I need help. I can't get him to stop !
Cool story bro 🤷🤦
Brave of him to share his story, I hope it’s helps others who struggle with this poison.
Dude partied very hard and it shows. I'm happy he got sober and pray for his sobriety...it's not easy for many....im blessed, my sobriety was done by me. No rehab no drugs. Miracles happen everyday. And that was 3 years ago....
Congratulations...
Toot toot
they are liars too. probably aint done dude
Tbf he kinda looked like that as a kid too
You speak of miracles while taking full credit. Higher power involved? Not diss intended just curious. Be well.
“Thank God” 100% So much respect for Edward.
Love you, Ed! So glad you're getting yourself out of that dark place - I hope there's only good things for you in the future.
Great interview! I’m recently sober but something that Edward said about it taking a long time to get sober totally resonates with me. I recently said to my (very sober, patient) husband, I thought once I’d decided to give up that would be it. But it has taken me 4 years to actually get to a point where I finally feel I’ve turned a corner. For some of us it takes many tries. For anyone still addicted, don’t give up hope. Admitting you are an addict is the first step of many, but the most important step. One day, the urge will go away if you keep trying and wanting better for yourself. 💜
Most people automatically think of T2 when they see Edward Furlong and some recall American History X but he was also in a relatively unknown little film with Kathy Bates called A Home of Our Own. It's quite sad and highly underrated in my opinion. Bates is phenomenal in it as usual.
A home of our own is really good. Thanks for reminding me. He was also in "Night of the Demons" remake from the 2010's.
Detroit rock city, before and after with Liam Neeson, Amerucan Heart with Jeff Bridges, animal factory with Willem Dafoe, Brainscan, pet sematary, and a very underrated film Jimmy and Judy was real good. Dude had a list of great movies and was real young.
@@vicvega3614 Totally had forgotten about Pet Sematary 2!! Yes, he was awesome in that as well. Great performance. Wasn't Captain Hadley from Shawshank in that too? I think he played a sheriff or something.
Thats one of those movies I can only watch every five years or so. Lol It'll gut you. Especially if you grew up poor. Amazing performances from everyone.
Thanks! I’ll have to check that out!
Edward Furlong is a legend. Terminator 2 is a classic . And low key Pet Cemetery 2 is highly over looked . You the man Eddie!
Legend? Hes a one hit wonder child star who ruined his career from drugs. Dime a dozen
Honestly, his work in "American History X" should far overshadow "Pet Semetary 2".
@@williamh3845 His work in American History X will live on. American History X is the anti-racist movie the United States needed since the 1960s.
@@williamh3845 I agree with the second part but one hit wonder?
@@memyself898Yep he never got out of the stereotype of playing a kid like home alone kid
He had some roles but nothing compared to his T2 star quality
Wow. That's honesty. Good dude.
Love to see Edward on here wish him all the best
Dude Edward if you ever see this thank you for contributing to such awesome movies throughout your career. They have entertained me and my family ao much. I'm sorry you went through all that I have too it sucks man. You are an absolute legend.
He was the coolest kid of the 90's!!
Wish you all the best Edward, greetings from Austria!!
Terminator 2 and American History X was your best work!!
Miss having you in Film. Very underrated actor. Sorry to hear you hit so low. Glad to see youre still fighting
Are you sure?
The word "underrated" is literally used on EVERY actor interview in internet history.
This is the worst use yet.
Yeah, I mean it sucks his life went off the rails. But not sure how you get to very under rated actor.
More like a great actor who never allowed himself to hit his peak due to the path he took
@@NeilPundick true.
Well, ive quite literally never used the term to describe an actor before. of course i had to hear about it from an insufferable human the first chance they got.
Mr Furlong, I wish you all of the best in the world. I really do.
I love sobriety success stories. Furlong, Jason Mewes and Steve-O are inspirations.
This dude was legitimately one of my full blown heroes when I was a child because of Terminator 2. It always broke my heart that he was struggling, and it makes me so happy to see him doing so well and so clear headed. Idk if he even wants it anymore, but if he does it would be absolutely amazing to see him act again.
Talking about rock bottom while wearing a Clermont Lounge shirt is SOLID GOLD to this Atlantan. Bless this Man.
Ah. The Clermont Lounge. Where strippers go to die, haha!
Quitting any addiction is hard. My Grandma smoked from the age of 13 (1942) to the age of 60 (1989). She was about 2 packs a week throughout this time period. My cousin Tyler deserves all the credit in the world for getting her to quit because one night when us kids were real little he just said to our Grandma, "Grandma, cigarettes are bad for you and I love you and I don't want you to hurt yourself". And I remember this crystal clearly to this day, by God that saint of a woman put her cigarette out and she never smoked again. Not once. She never complained about withdrawals. She never made a big deal about it. She just did it. To me that is the greatest act of love I've ever witnessed in my life.
Try withdrawal from benzos. That's even worse than herion.
Awesome. Your grandma sounds like tough woman. I had a granny like that. Toughest person I've ever known. 😅
2 packs a week is amateur hour.
It would be quite funny if she had never even realized it was bad for you until that point. Respect to her for going turkey like that though.
That's very admirable but just realize some addictions you can't just quit outright, it can be dangerous
Glad you were able to turn the corner sir. Stay strong.
Ed a special place in my heart.
The three movies I remember him in is of course T2, American History X and The Crow 3, he played The Crow.
Edward Furlong sounds like Stevo
Agreed
Did they do the same drugs?
Good on him for changing and getting his life on track.
Such a Talent. Beautiful person. Period
Love this guy. Really do.
Was waiting for the cop to show her a pic and say...."have you seen this boy?" T2 just plain awesome.
That was predictable before he even said anything about a cop. :/ like sure, just go down the st in eyes view. There's the everyone knows. Then there's the no1 will ever find out. I remember his 3d stuff at Disney. I had a crush on him as a teen. As an adult I saw some weird slasher film where I think he played some safastic director & wondered wth happened to him...
Thank you for your honesty. Heroine is such an ugly addiction . My dad and my fiancé died from it🙏🏾😢
I am glad that Edward Furlong is doing better and I am from the heart wishing him well and hope to see him at a convention one day either Denmark or Sweden.. hopefully Malmö Sweden.
*Furlong is lucky to have survived Hollywood. He was groomed by a woman in her mid 20's when he was just 12 years old & the late night shows tried to normalize it even back in the early 90's.*
Wow really?? Awesome! What a lucky guy! 😀
@@daidavies90 *Probably say the same when its a little girl being assauIted by some MusIim. Frigging animaI.*
@@daidavies90 *So a chiId being groomed is funny to you?*
@@daidavies90 *Do humanity a favour don't procreate.*
@@daidavies90 Not really, look how it all turned out. Horribly.
It's a damn shame his career went the way that it went. But I'm glad that he finally reached his rock bottom and got clean, which is the most important thing
I'm so glad and proud that he is doing so much better now. Big love for Eddie, always. Stay awesome bro!
Thank you for sharing! No shame!!!
Listen to this guy stay away from drugs and bad people be your own best friend
He was amazing in American History X
Wow I am very very proud of him that he worked on getting better good for him 😊❤
Glad you still around homie. It's scary to have an addiction nowadays. Everything is laced with fent.
What a cool, humble person. Glad he’s well.
He looks like Devon Larratt but he did drugs instead of armwrestling.
lol he does!
😂😂
Yup!
Lol
😂
I always wished this guy would have stayed sober and stayed on the acting path. Great talent as a young actor. All the best to him good to see him turn it around.
I am proud for Edward. He's come along way since his sobriety and you can see a lot of personal growth along with it.
I hope he stays strong on his path.
You gotta have Eddie on again Michael, this was one of the best pods.
Man…this dude had the look in the 90s.
now he looks 90
@@queefsmellington one day you will look like your username
Awesome to hear he is doing well! ❤
I am so glad he’s doing okay. I really enjoyed this podcast!
Man i feel him when he was explaining "kickin". Not in drug form but alcohol hangover form. I would be so hungover from binging that even walking to the bathroom or the kitchen to get water was a struggle 🤢🥵
Proud of you Mr. Furlong. We do recover. Hope to see you in the movies again 👊 cheers from Hackensack NJ ✌️
So glad to know he's doing so much better.
Furlong sounds like Steve-O. 😂
He’s getting closer to sounding like wolfman Jack.
Steve I sounds like Edward furlong
@@destroyrebuild1085 👍
One time Eddie thought a T 1000 cosplayer was a real cop and bailed on a convention early.
Because he snuck in?
when he was talking about a cop hassling him etc on top of all the other stuff...I had this thought skynet sent drug dealing terminators back in an alt timeline to get him realistic and gritty for a re-imagined movie
Such a down to earth guy, so glad he turned things around
God bless Edward Furlong such an amazing talent and person. Always will be my hero. I looked up to him from starting from his first film in point break. Yes he was a little surfer kid in the film for about a minute! It wasn’t drugs that hurt him it was the Entertainment industry. The ultimate victory us being happy and healthy good for him!
Edward was guided to the right place to help with his recovery🙂
_THAT'S_ Edward Furlong? Holy cow! I think whenever studios hire young actors for huge movies they need to factor in the enormous pressure that can fall on their shoulders and have counselors work to prepare them for this and help guide them after the process fro several years. SO many young actors have spiraled out of control after becoming famous on TV or in movies. Some never recover.
They also need to stop raping them
Yeah he looks terrible. Unrecognizable.
Studios don't care. Not even a little.
@@JimmyStruthers-lb3snhe just looks embattled and has been through life's crap, most don't come out the other end, so good on him
This give me motivation Ty
He’s So Brave!
Monica Keena is the actress he strung out. They met on the set of the night of the demons remake
I saw her in a documentary about Friday the 13th (maybe it was nightmare on elm St) and you could tell she was ripped on something. She was so hot before the drugs got to her, not so much after.
. She was a panelist at a Nightmare on Elm st. Convention, and she was out of it and nodding off there. This was maybe in '21/'22. I cringed everytime it was her turn to answer questions.
She had her own personal choices throughout the whole relationship.
You can always tell a person has an addictive personality if they never put down their vape.
i read this comment as i vaped lol
@@Stefan_Gerards 😢
Or their phone.
Wow, he seems so much better now. Good for him. Keep it up man!!!!
This is really good material Michael, well done once again!
The girlfriend he's talking about is Monica Keena from Freddy Vs. Jason. She used to be gorgeous until she shacked up with this guy.
I remember they were in a movie together which was the remake of Night of the Demons.
I interviewed them both on the set of Night of the Demons. I sensed there was something very off about them both. And yeah, she was gorgeous. She's the poster child of what happens when you get around an addictive personality.
So true her body was built like a 🧱 💩 🏠
They both were attractive people. But Edward was abused by Jackie Domac who was an adult at the time and she was dating him when he was underage. That's probably what made him more vulnerable to addiction.
I remember her very well... Such a promising career😢 hope she's well
All those years I always wondered what he was up to...
Hollywood is full of America and America is full of drugs. (not to mention the biggest drug, alcohol)
the boy gave his soul to bring 2 of my favorite movie of all time. Terminator 2 and American History X
I had a dream about Eddie about 6 months ago. I was so worried that he was struggling. But seeing him now makes me so proud of him. Keep fighting. ❤
Drug addicts should NOT be put in prison.
They're NOT criminals, they're sick.
A lot of them are criminals that's the problem
It's a sickness that makes you a criminal you square lol a weekend in LA county sobers up 95% of whiteboys who otherwise wouldn't be there.
@@jaredmartin7040there's a happy middle ground. If youve done crimes that require jail time, because they're serious enough, you absolutely should be put in jail imo. However, if the root cause of your stealing for example, is to fund your addiction, then let's work on treating the addiction WHILE you're in prison as best we can.
If the crime itself IS the using/acquiring of drugs, and you're a non violent offender, no, jail time is absolutely ridiculous. The fact we still have people in jail for pot in the US is absolutely disgusting.
Giving people criminal records because they use a substance that's different then the substance millions of people use around the world to 'get drunk daily" for example is just so beyond ridiculous.
Imagine if there was almost zero illegal black market for drugs! Imagine if you could completely avoid the risk of getting drugs cut with dangerous crap! Accidentally getting crap with fentanyl in it...
Imagine if you could get you legal "upper or downer or psych high" dose controlled accordingly from a medical professional, and was taxed accordingly, instead of all the money we LOSE fighting a worse then pointless "war on drugs" for decadeS now...
while your premise is agreeable, there comes a point in time where the line becomes blurred. while most non-organized criminal behavior is caused by people as a result of an addiction, most drug addicts don't wind up committing felonies as necessary outcome of their addiction. as a matter of fact, some of those who do escalate criminality might just be what 'snaps them out of it'.
it's for these reasons that there must remain punishment for addicts who hurt people. addicted or not, they are still in there, and they have a choice, afterall
he was supposed to lead the revolution but then he got high
Because he got high
Because he got high
Because he got highhhh
God bless you, Mr. Furlong. 🙏🏽
Stay blessed, Bro
You are a great actor, and I'm so glad you are doing well. Cheers!
He could totally play Norman Reedus' brother in something
Lifestyles of the living meth
Yeah, he looks like Norman Reedus crossed with Mark Hamill.
I'd love to see him start hitting the gym, get a nutritionist, and make a huge comeback as John Connor, leader of the war against the machines!
You're dreaming lol
@mikedavis8008 yes I am.
@@mikedavis8008You never know. Never count anyone out
Wow, epic guest to bring on. Been waiting to hear him on a podcast. Perfect choice for him to come to this one
Glad to see him looking well. Keep at it bro!
In this era of groomers, anyone in the comments mention that Furlong was 16 and in a relationship with his tutor, she was 29. Totally inappropriate relationship and I'm sure that has a lot to do with his path in life.
Don't understand why the guy with note pad is there
Taking notes