NOTE: This all has to do with personal connections, plus a little bit of blood connections.

Also, things can get a little weird with this one, but it was all in my research!

1. Before Toto, Bobby Kimball was the lead singer for a New Orleans-area group known as The Levee Band, which changed its name to LeRoux after Bobby left.
2. From 1982-84, LeRoux had the late Dennis “Fergie” Frederiksen as their lead singer. Frederiksen later went to sing for Toto, appearing on their 1984 studio album Isolation.
3. Frederiksen was in a short-lived line-up of the group Angel, which had Gregg Giuffria as their keyboard player.
4. Giuffria’s lead vocalist was David Glen Eisley.
5. David Glen Eisley’s power ballad “Sweet Victory” was featured on the 2001 SpongeBob SquarePants episode “Band Geeks.”
6. Some time before the creation of SpongeBob SquarePants, the late Stephen Hillenberg, the show’s creator, was an animation director on Rocko’s Modern Life, created by Joe Murray, who was also responsible for the creation of the Cartoon Network series Camp Lazlo.
7. Since Rocko’s Modern Life was broadcasted on Nickelodeon, the aforementioned channel had its origins when QUBE, an interactive television network, was set up in Columbus, Ohio, in 1977. QUBE was launched by Warner Cable, later known as Time Warner Cable.
8. Warner Cable was a division of Warner Communications, which was formed in 1972 from a parking operations-related scandal that spun off the entertainment assets from Kinney National Company.
9. In 1970, Kinney bought two record labels, Elektra and Nonesuch, which were established by Jac Holzman.
10. Holzman signed The Doors to Elektra.
11. Jim Morrison, who was obviously the lead singer of The Doors, was the father of Navy upper half rear admiral/aviator George Stephen Morrison.
12. George Stephen Morrison was the commander of the American naval forces during the Gulf of Tonkin incident during the Vietnam War.
13. The two attacks that characterized the Gulf of Tonkin incident led President Lyndon Baines Johnson to be granted the powers that were given to him by the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution that was passed by Congress.
14. Lyndon Baines Johnson was the son of Texas Democrat representative Samuel Ealy Johnson, Jr. whose father, Samuel Ealy Johnson, Sr., served in a Bexar County-based Confederate cavalry regiment led by French-born Xavier Debray.
15. The Confederate States Army was led by commander Robert E. Lee.
16. Robert E. Lee was the grandson of Captain Henry Lee I, a Virginia colonist of English descent.
17. Henry Lee I was the son of Colonel Richard Lee II, the son of Colonel Richard Lee I, who was a loyal supporter of former British king Charles I.
18. Charles I’s mother was Queen Anne of Denmark, the daughter of Danish king Frederick II, the son of Danish king Christian III.
19. In 1521, while in Germany, Christian III attended the Diet of Worms to hear Martin Luther’s speech.