Organ of the nerves, biogas number four! Sixteen would use your face in your phone about what was your face in your phone number. I just want to be like mad that just trying to get his voice out there in every single episode as much as it can, I'm I'm gonna more comfortable myself. Some cool just been quieter. Well, but you just having another kind of guy. That's gonna just keep on talking to have his voice heard on any kind of thing, so you're, not that kind of thing that you know the kind of guy we will write. My arms aren't right now, not by Canada. Thank you so much cause for the coffee and a banana banana will you let him he's your credit card debit cards, worse I forgot, my parents, I write it on the back of course. Well, less of having a nervous you performing at the punchline soon? Is that correct, yes to over ten through twelve will be doing the punchline Sever Cisco with Nick Youssef O Nice ever is great and we'll be there, and I have some limited edition posters made by Garret Ross they'll, be

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That is great. When we regret you me shifting in bed Wait till you hear you buttoning assured it away at bottom. The top you have me waking up with I add, on my face with writing. I lights blaring, a higher value. I mean it's Ellison. This project has taken several years, and close to ten million dollars. A million dollar actually worth that. We actually have you reacting to the entire Peter Bird Catalogue grab. Your battleships sounds: so use use, helps ok, even heard improv. That was a weird for entire Peterborough get along. What were you guys? Were you guys with me when I was alone at the arc, light watching pain and gain we're back then? so weirdly we have you reacting to first run Chicago hope. As I do, I know so much about Peter birds. Couriers

account with the end of your genome away. The last year I hold at home. I await the way, is a fucking great movie graphic, do remember you ve seen it taxing John Doll made some great movies. He did read rock last too is so good that we now and so good what happened Well, nothing! I will just play clip of him watching it. It's just going. This is so good in ninety ninety, five. This is terrific, the audio qualities, not great. You know it was. There was ninety five technology. It is much harder and also my war. Flannel shirt rubbed up again sent my yeah. We got that take on post, actually, so we can have a lot now, you think of everything. Well, we have a wolf filter that takes any wool, sounds that's where all the money why that spiral out of it you guys are right now: Adams, God, as the bridge officer of the defiant and STAR Trek first got a threat. That is pretty amazing,

yeah to lie my love for as long as two by the way. First context, a fucking great movie, huge success. Yet I was a big hit at a time it was giant for starters, specially. I love that Jamie Cromwell yeah yeah. He just got em you got any. Would I say he was pretty fucking great, an american horror story. He was pretty. Rate on what it has been in any wasn't graded. I've never seen him be bad, Annie, I haven't seen american horror story. It's fun. I mean it's it's very silly, but the but the actors are so fucking good on it, yeah that it's just it's a blast. The watch. I dig it, I'm lookin I'm looking forward to the new ones and what was your reaction when you read the script me like, I get to say, there's another ship coming in the enterprise I would read by the way I I audition for some other part like one of the lieutenant hawk I'm guessing. I know now, Israel, you have no idea

but that's just gonna tell you whether you like it was a much larger part obvious played that hoops Lieutenant Mcdonough, oh yeah. I think that was the yes. I was right I even got through this charade of throwing a figure that I mean everything you're saying it's just a waste of energy right now. I know what here, but I know- and I was with you- I was recorded undervoice during the audition there since before the inception of the nervous bully department. I was like Sunday, And then- and so I went and did that that smaller, that smaller part or not was literally in and out of there I was out by like eleven. Am it was really a joint Jonathan Breaks was directing regular supercool he's the best, how many other ones that direct insurrection and first contact where the two track movies. He did. He did a bunch of the episodes

was insurrection. The last one of the kind of of that was nemesis sets for insurrection was the second the last one, which is not a great movie and there's a commentary tracked. It breaks recorded with Marine asserted that they just make fun of the movie the entire time by how bad it is, but Paramount has never released it like they recorded the get for the dvd and maybe like we're not where camp with a sigh I wanna get all of its obey. Have you ever had free, STAR Trek now he's very busy right now be tilby free after Christmas met. Does a fund show here melt Uncle STAR Trek where they basically watch the worst stars like episode and ass? I email and I do a great and it's a lot of fun and wit what about nemesis, who directed nemesis? That was the bird who

a bird s, name is for us a lesson in those last name. Is bird O Simon Bird knows Ivan birds of young british actor legal rights? Look it up and birch. Yes, Simon Birch, wonderful little kids charmed us all. It was Simon, good now you know my name is, and I let him I do. My your star trek movies, like Myers thing, bared, another Simon thing, just to go off on a change of the known going to give a shit about that's that character that he did and Inessa now I dont think was accidently based on a character from the Captain Kangaroo Show, which was a little kid who would draw these pictures come to life and it was the same song. He would go now. You know my name is Simon and the things I draw come true, and so was. I was remember watching MIKE Myers going ok how's, he doing

I'm in tonight re or is he remembering a character or is it a satire that look it up Katy like Meyer, so he was obviously referencing. Some he might have been. You might have an references allow I've anyway, Captain Kangaroo or thought about it happening kangaroo for quite some dies, or I'm I'm a little ass, never Kevin Kangaroo, directed insurrection. Yeah now asked you buried, who as the editor. Previously to that there is the first thing he D refuse directed other movies sends yeah, but why did others are being hung? Balls fallen on Picard? What the cabin? Reverend ass commodities This was why I, what do you do it? I don't know I do not remember the Bing bongos you can I get you things you. Why do we have the same brain? Why are we different being banking refined?

getting the audio about, I'm not getting a joke, but it's hard to get one by him. Do it's taken along its along. You been after that one four year so long. I am your wife. What there's? No, maybe isolate this cool visual gag. Further progress since I've been alive now get estimates. Did you gotta? Keep your uniform? I would have asked work. I'm sorry. I know now and I would therefore like to have out we could have fitted amounts. I probably good there is it is. It is goods a cool looking unit. Radio. That was a good one and I like blood on my face and stuff he'd, been to some shit over the fire as the ship blow up the defiant get saved. It get say it was a drift but salvageable, because these are,

I was still on Bio. We didn't talk Adam for an hour about the two hours that he spent five. We felt we will talk about the same amount of time that he worked on a third orange wreck, the thirty seconds that just a moment real die of remote by moment. Well, I showed up it was Eighteen, ninety seconds, if you ve been working for you, you working, I think, maybe longer than I have, which is a which feels like a really long time. What was your first gig? My first gig was the fall of ninety three women. When was ninety four ninety, four, yes around, because I remember watching singled out in my gross apartment on Franklin, so many of from two, and that so many people share that story play their cleaned up. Nice, yeah, yeah yeah did clean up now

thanks, I and others are building is still a little shaky. I think, but I guess it's hard to tell that's right. That's right across him. You see Beefeater Yacht for people who aren't LOS Angelos yup. That's really funny that you watch that you remember single that yesterday's ninety five right, gentle, that you have YAP ninety five years so followed. Ninety three: it was a pilot m tvs. First Lake narrative show called dead at twenty one? Do I remember agenda twenty one? Oh my god, I was it. I think there was a guy named Jack. No, worthy yes, use Estonia without a star of the show, that's real name, Yak noteworthy now yard. I'm dead at twenty one was that was it a ghost show of as a show about it was actually a cool idea. It was, if I may not remember correctly, but it's the government hat has inserted microchips in a number of young man across the country to use them as

secret agents or some experiment, but the thing is: is it that the ship will kill you when you turn twenty one, and so this show kicks off and jagged noteworthy is finding out that he's. One of these government is at an end and he's got a fight to save to save his life before he turned yes declined out like the secret. So it's a it's almost like an M Tv Logan's run in a way I go away. Their programming sure changed. Yeah David they really have. Expanded, isn't always teen war, which is better than other programming, makes you feel dead at one right dead it. Anyone babies, but was that that was not the same diamond single those arising where it came up a little bit before. But I do remember, I remember working at the beach house that summer

viewing LISA Dean Ryan knows where it at did literally did interview them at each house or which I think was ninety four which right before singled out, I was I started to show in the winter, and then it gets cancelled may had me veto for summer, and then I started single out the fall that I'd absolutely idly sitting right. Inject knows worthy evade versus I did at the beach. That must have been so far. It really wasn't really, because, apparently, by the time I got there, I heard these stories about how the old days yeah, but MTV was very corporate by the time I got there, and so it was basically in this town and long island called clog, and it was this

House also wasn't, namely an alibi. It wasn't like an elevator was ninety seven. This was in ninety five and ninety four, ninety, ninety four, ninety five and ninety four. I think- and so the this beach house was just this isolated house. They had like, maybe fifteen sexy extras sectors, let's call them and they made it. They were just proud them into the corner of a pool and shoot it really tight? And if you like, it's crazy here, the major why? But it wasn't, and most of the time the house was, really boring and there was you know like. Maybe there wasn't any s system there, but it was there wasn't really much to you would go. Hang it would get their blankets can be fun. Hang out here all day, the house for you weren't so weird. So there was an actual party going, no, not at all. They were very much and then, when they weren't shooting of people started to get

did they built a k? I take it down Tony at what point is you did you stop being polite start getting real when I was on the railroad. Was that when someone did it take them? You know seventeen years to go. Hey see these. These acts, here at the New Jersey, Beach house. Maybe we should just make a show about them and it would be wildly successful well, but quite real all already on real world premier like ninety two. I think right and then this under Heaven. Said they're gonna winding down like they're doing like one or two more seasons of men, but is jersey. Shore still on now now know that at that ended the problem Jersey Shore was they should have recast every year. That's what I think in the early days of MTV was it really was sort of lichen, Indy kind of a free for all right and then it got very via Commie incorporated in, and so I think at some point in the early days, the beach house, you

You know like at any given moment people be jumping off the roof into the pool and there like liability, Liberia, and so then it became a very, very, very controlled environment, empty, be tricked people in the nineties, so I remember, seeing today, Matthews Van Gogh, a man that looks like a fun time. There was. That was that there was one that might have been a spring break might have been spring break, and if that was the case that was voted in Panama City Florida, Jesus Christ, all that stuff. That back, then, I was I gotta, just wish. I could be a part of that now it all sounds Nazi. It was areas exonerated very sterile and if you work to spring break, if they were empty, was so cheap that they would literally try to fly you out the same day that you worked if they could. So there wasn't really, you know truthfully. I think the people that probably had the craziest stories were the PS, because they were the ones that basically work like twenty hours a day right, and so they were kind of like in it.

All the time, Russia. They were pry, the ones that had other crazy SEC stories about I'll grab. Your talent on the channel valleys for me it was very much like getting get out where they put you up in Panama City Florida during Spring break. It must have something from a waffle house, because it we'd every early, every other building. There was a waffle house in a Strip club just in obtaining an alternating current that sounds so. There really was a reed. I remember going one year to a spring break the year before us are working friends. If it happened, they did want in San Diego, and I was there. I said the same reaction of your life. Man is the light right. I'm a guy. I hereby three euros like she's gonna be and she was not greatly so. Disappointment was very controlled. Shit was very control, also back them. Early mid nineties, MTV was at a new sort of unique

really dictating a lot of culture. We were all sort of just locked in whether we admitted it or not. Mtv was really sort of guiding alot of young culture, like they grab the alternative, music thing and just sort of then kind of just ran with it an created. They decide around to kill hair metal yeah yeah yeah? Well, it's funny now, because when you look at em these thirty two years old man some ended and it really does kind of seem like a thirty. Two old guy now words like a one point when it was in its twenties, like a ziobro I was never like, but then, but now it's but was just that the programming was a little more effortless. I think now

Would you kids, like girls like over the beach? I don't like it just feels biggest run candlish overtime. I'd be happy, oh yeah, that's right! That showed is pretty well, you betcha your watch it I've. I will. I watched I've watched you like I've sat down and watched, though, like one of the marathon we're like seven and under what it's always always just someone in shackle in a sack of a lot of our house. It's always there, same person. It really get ensure they all. They owe to fit the same, build and personality type and have the same insecurities, and it's always that person the stays interesting yeah. There was one that I watch not maybe couple weeks ago, but the girl kind of having herself she was like. I love this guy he's. First, you first guy, that's like love me for me and, like you seen pictures of me

he still enemy about and illegal. How many pictures you have of Heaven is like to Michel pictures? Obviously, shirt was ripped guys, like you, want to meet Have you taken more so they get their demagogic. This huge guy, like these links, six three bodies now heavy he's a heavy fat guy and the girl just immediately shuts down and like doesn't want any part of the fat guy. It was interesting about that. Is it first of all the guys who created? the guy's, a creative that show em even MAX Henry and Rail, like the guys who, catfish movie fucking, really great guys. I wanted them in there really really good guys, so I am glad that shows doing well, but it sounds like the mechanism of that show is the moment at that end moment on singled out. The contestants woods track. Watch the disappointment just kind of like

slow down like a waterfall from their hair. Just all the way down their limbs. You could. She has just like they just melted doing sadness. Candle do think singled out melted in any marriages No, not one though we tried to. Or say marries like getting gay. Depends on what we did it. We did like a mockery pre like pre eating, show pre like reality dating show now and like ninety six, we made this video called the dirt on the dates. It was a vehicle tape? I would Anna Jenin. I hosted these rap rounds for these couples that the idea was we. It was basically what blind date and becoming we'd. We we started at the moment where the couple saw each other and then followed them on a date, and this the date that they won on their should. They want oh yeah and and it just

I wonder where it was so engineered Roger Loud where love what people never Kate people came on the show to win. Again snowboard that you know it was eleven with ever love. They were not there for low see that's disappear. When I didn't mean to take the blind date was terrific. Why did that disappear? no ready, it was therefore a long time. There is no reason to that. Not to still be there are now it's such the premise will never die Roger Lodge. I think, made a lot of money from that showed for, as I think he had a piece of Goddammit ever worked in syndicated television before the. If you can hit syndicated television right there, so much fucking money in its yeah, oh yeah, I mean like, like you, hundreds of millions of dollars. If you, if you hit it right, it Larry David in tears, I'm a billion years, because I feel the still on all the time. There's indication deal was like two and a half billion.

Well, that's even that's that's even a slightly different indication set up than if you had a show that just lived and send it like not to show that I see relating not sacraments indicating are sending your hauling a first once indication show like when I mentioned opera or networks, therewith star, Trek, sing again. India, national arrangements indicated our words. Wasn't it ours? They made a shit testimony, and that was in the days were people really making we'd ever wish like Frank, why couldn't I've been on some in the eighties where they would just spoken? Shell enough music television, like everyone Judea aisles of money, my god invite however, about the position your in. If you are in that position in nineteen eighty seven I'd be, I mean good Lord, it was different very, very Everett, The days of hey. You got this one job and change your life

you went from zero to millionaire in a week like met. That knows no better chance of winning the powerful yeah. You really do a bummer, but I do feel like that. The current state of here's one the union may well do cause you Adam Scott work on a lot of really fantastic stuff and nineteen. Eighty seven you would not have oversaw the technology would have been available to do a lot of stuff that you do, but you would not have been able to do all the things because one network,

like what you can't do anything else, you're, just a tv guy. That's the thing is that now there's way more work and weigh more possibilities and for kids, starting out, you can just make a coup of video and put on funnier die of its great than Adam Mackay will watch it. You know live it's like really terrific and so that kind of stuff wasn't available. So you know in a way I'm glad that were here at this time, because you're right like we get to do all kinds of different cool stuff and no you're not making a ton of money, but it superfine and and- and I dont see it really changing- I see it expanding, he don't worry and will also in the eightys we had to have Simon Simon, so you and HAM could do the Simon right. It's exactly and also eightys we all would have been coke attics

Would you like old, well its work and you have simply looking better, lay letting you know it's true. We would hints only. I I really do feel it. It is sort of horrifying to think that something I didn't. I didn't. I remember the shift from the nineties to the two thousands, but something happened from the eightys to the nineties where, like this second, it was new year's nineteen. Ninety, for some reason, culture was like here you from AIDS Fox That was it. I remember like opportune. Baby was, I know that was like late ninety one, but for me that was lake. Just the nineties, let it be winning such a signifier of this is a new just a new look and things are shiny or and weird and and greedier and yeah yeah and not neon right right and by

wherein those yellow glass. Why did we notice that them? But now I like it I'll just sort of I know I have an answer chef after I have an answer, because pop culture is so unbelievably ubiquitous that it's like at that time we were only getting pop culture from a couple of outlets and so was very easy to see. Like oh, that's was coming out of this pipeline. What's coming out of this pipeline, but now we are living in the pipe and so it just like everything's flooding by and so it's you can't really identify one. Our culture is in one or two things anymore: it's Werden weren't were collection of niece cultures, but I say we, the less angels, is a collection of small towns. That's like why MTV so powerful back in the early mid nineties are late nineties, even probably, but because that was the one funnel we all had that was it

like you wanted to see the new Nirvana, video or whatever there was one place to go. They told What time it would be a new would either tape it or watch it when it happened. Yeah and if you didn't take it you're, not seeing it again, they so miss that I don't know what happened, but am tv, so unfortunately missed the boat with the internet stuff they just those baker, and I got kind of why there are like I was just do it see. Bs is doing is They could have expanded out and figured that out by the time they started, trying to figure it out. It was like the internet. Mtv could be vivo, you know what I mean like they could have been a like just whatever the music video destination lace, and it was, you know it was there was giants. You know a once again, like giant corporations, not really understanding the you know, internet culture being like no, no, don't put your stuff there. We can't make any money outside That's got that! I'm! Oh! It's it's happening anyway without us. Unfortunately, that still

there's a lot it. A lot of companies are owned by the by these big corporations hard to get. Your stuff online and a lot of companies is still sort of arc? in that way is really frustrating because all middle age, or older Blake. I mean like they're, like you know, guys in charge Lakes, sixty five years old or not and the demographic of their consumers. Now that's all I feel, like I say, middle age because we're all living two hundred twenty. That's now angry man, anal technology, science catches up with his I'm four hundred years old. When you look at me, you don't you earlier missed out so much audio. If you told me, if you told me, you were a day walking vampire, I will believe it because you look you do you, have an age really What people say to me like? Oh, you have an ancient single down. I go well, I see it, but you Adam Scott, really have not aged. Thank you very much for that hairline. It's fuckin gorge. It's unbelievable kill, for you are sledges you're, sorry, just for the rest of your life, Chris, you have the same.

Airline was then audio of me, saying that, despite a back, that's gonna, be my new ringtone. Are we then marry an older than you by two years? I've got a very open about the fact that the day I can afford blogs I'm getting them. You know this is going too far back. You know I gotta say I've watch some of the videos online on the sides of it fascinates me now in front of my friend of mine had done, and he explained the process, and I was like I didn't know how it works

there and explain the process and the idea is fascinating. What is it? How do they do it? Basically, there are two ways that they can do it. One way is that they they either cut a strip along the base of your skull back here like that that the hard party or skull and they essentially harvest hair follicles and they replant them in front of your head and then it grows, rose and it grows, and so the trick, I guess like when you see guys who had done- and you can tell it's there had someone who doesn't whose more doktor than artist- and they just have that really we're gonna like they have all till. I address the cleaner going a Lego, her breath, but a good, but I guess a good doctor jam might my front explained to me: will figure out how to change the intellect make it look natural, but the other way that they do it is they can also go in and pull out follicle by falling. An replant file. It's fucking designs of it is fastened a day in order to replant a hare, though they have to find an open follicle to plug it into

or no just now is our head again it'll. Go that some in the lake it. So it is interesting and I ve been thinking about it for quite a while to this just keep going. No, no one in the tablet crowd here. The rogue aims not doing everything I needed to. Let me know if you do it is. I think it's fascinating can, of course, only in overdo it. Why? When I tell you, I don't know I mean I'm not gonna considerable. I say it pod gas. All the time I'm getting hair blogger theatre with, if you're going to keep it a secret, get closer, there's something about them up that something about hair plugs. It makes it sound fake, but it's not fake. It's your actual area. They just move it forward. It just sometimes looks fake when it's bad enough, when, when its badly done you ever, I can remember the dentist. They'll Dennis Miller, show the age be our show when he would come under the monologues They would look into monitor and go God damn it and they would say I'm get mare plugs here and he said get em now you're like now. He did it with airlines a little bit thicker than it was in. It looks good and if there is anything to be ashamed of having its, I think I think their eyes and fascinating, but but but Adam Scott

never have now do that in a chemical accident of some sort of what can which is going to happen, this ethical, why don't we get audio that I speak it Miller. I was in New Orleans a summer and I found an old beaten up king, Dennis Miller, Doll same using just Dennis Miller, but the great thing about it is that it was me some time in the last ten twelve years, because it it says wildly right, wing crazy. She added not want to go off on around. Here is another thing that it says the I saw one of those big lots like five ago and I was like: should I buy their goddammit Dennis Miller? I was so you know. Dennis Miller was like my first. Coffee, I'm right out of the Ottawa. Album is fucking that the black or white I was black and white.

No the allied about them, but what his second special black and white was the one where he's described. Like the marrow Lynch Ball and dragging its that making the penile rivulet in the sand and ITALY it was before he He became really aware of himself, yes and it just that third special I was like. Ah now you like you, went back to DC and he's one of those guys that I always I met him at MTV when he was hosting the amazing ninety five that year while and he was really are well to me, and it was like my first great comedy disappointment of like I were in your a deck. What did he do to you? He said he was rehearsing in the cool thing about the amazing that you can just go, sit and watch the bans rehearse ya. Like I watched you know, I think Michael and might have on that year and enlivened enlarging am onward case. What we now know that was before I got there. Think I went and sat in the audience that year did you

When our m did everybody hurts into the fast version of DR? I dont remember what did Lenny cravats performers while he might have z, we're like at work, and I was in the audience feeling so's site like an like in a universal amphitheatre. None I was in New York ass if they had a radio that anyone will forget it aside. So so, Dennis Miller was Rico. Written was riding with him and I was telling ripped the story about how court I've had a meltdown on staged earlier in the day and Denis was like, while your fuckin, making it worse man you're talkin about our that's what she wants and other related story to my friend he was like yeah man, you're, not helping. It was like one of those and but when you're sort of a young nervous kid comedy nerd and then a guy who is what he was kind of max you down you're just like disappear, so essentially what he was doing is just criticise

Is it the way you socialized with your friend? Yes, he was criticising the way that I was retelling, this story, that anyone would retail curse. She went fucking insane onstage and started yelling and are banned because they haven't finished, setting up the equipment yet and she was mad that are banned, couldn't wouldn't start playing with like we can't play the instruments are plug dinner and, and she had a tantrum on them so, but he was mad at me because he felt that I was perpetuating, whatever what their Jesus Christ. I thank you for being on my side. Wanna go tell Dennis Miller thing or tonight I think you're right, I think black and white was the off white Album. I think it was the adi- was the audio lashing. Like you shouted in black and white. Was he shouted in black and white right, which was an interesting thing to do, but it was that at that album I never

saw a black and white? It has had the album and useless and do it constantly it. So it was so great well and I think people I think what most people don't understand is coming out of the eighties comedy boom. Then there was so much like. I don't know like no lay a lot of people most most comics didn't really say anything like they were any yeah. They didn't really say anything where that eighties comedy was sort of like just entertain the audience at all costs, and you know, like you, had your bill Hicks, but you know bill, wasn't super front and centre of anything and Road Dennis actually was making commentary behind his set, but it was really funny and the references were smart and it just I loved it and now and then it just. I did such a one, eighty yeah, what he did a one. Eighty I followed in us. What do you mean he's on Billow Riley, its grey? Have you made any of your company, whose some of your comedy idols Steve Martin than I am a yes

Steve Martin, our Brooks in Letterman, nor, like my the trifecta of my m, have you met? All of us are not Albert Brooks. No yeah was seen him. I was Letterman was a nice day. He was. He was really nice and I even when I was backstage you know what you wait. You wait back so you'd like any talk, so you wait to go on and do the other guests is finishing by the way at the late show. It's it's so cool, because it's not super fancy, you Ben, thereby it eggs real authority. They like spruce your room up with you know it's like these little donkey dressing rooms, which is to me just so cool like everything with cool, but I was vexed agent an end and Kelly Ripper was finishing finishing up her segment and when she finished Letterman looked up

any any any waved his waved to me like, oh hey, has it on I'll, see you in a minute or whatever, and I just just lost my money I think you're in that is but yeah, then he was really great, usually nights, you, oh that's good, yeah. How Steve was shy. He was he was He wasn't. He was really dumb normal one. Nice and and this kind of normal and funny in great you don't it is that you are very good energy, like you're, cool, chill energy, and I think people feel comfortable around you. Maybe I was shitting my pants both time, I shall be a lot easier. So we're bear. The acclamations dismantled sounds like risks. Making people aware that was they really were you play it again

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I do that. Sometimes I feel like like site is ignoring the name. Then they'll think I'm cool, then I'm not like all over worry is arbitrary women. I do is like, if there's some economic progress, that I don't think we know very well. I dont bother looking them up right because I dislike whenever a rag right a person's right, but there is something where you know, so she was really famous people where I think they're so used to their so used to people being like you, and I think what can be off putting for them is that they are in the position of they know that some one expects something from them. They know that someone expects them to be a certain way or fulfil this idea. That they could never live up to and makes them uncomfortable. Yes, I want some like you comes only having on in own. They feel like. Ok, as does the guy and were guys yeah. I dont know. If, if that's what I hope, I don't know, if that's what I did, but I just know they were both very polite and tolerated me for a few minutes

What about you? What are your kind of comedy heroes? Stay Martin was the want of media that the ombudsman, I knew all the avenues bag front. When I was a kid- and you know I think mine were the booth- was the pretty basic stable of I mean there are no surprise. It was like the specials I watch or you know, richer prior, live in the sense that stripper Eddie Murphy Delirious serve Kennison specials or when he met Phillips came along. I was like and Stephen right to, or just to oh my god, these guys are from totally I watched all comedy. I had no like as much as I'm kind of a comedy snob now I have had no snobbery back I would watch you know, redneck comedy whatever aid, how glad like whatever, actually so, which is exactly what you should do when you're a kid is just one jeez arm yeah totally sore, but everything's yeah, those remaining. Yet my influences, I think, are pretty like but like whatever one's info.

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On the other hand, right time, how dare you? I can't believe you would think you, you good and then divine top gear, generally Clarkson Jimmy bags and an immense targets of top. I was only way I could get it in two thousand to that. She was great. What does your background? Because you seem to have german Irish? What does I'm actually one hundred percent sure am? I was born raised in German moved here in getting. I wanted. I would argue as it I mean like. What's your what's your company background, because I know you started, as I mean like you, ve really, you acted in a lot of yeah stuff, a lot of legitimate things, but you know, but you definitely

a company is not legitimate thing. I mean like I'm saying like, but you definitely have your foot in also like this sort of comedy world the world right, you see, be re healthy, comedy world that we're all a part of. So I'm curious was it always that, for you, did you have a comedy background, or was it just? Gama funny Guy, I'm an actor and it just you know. I never really did I mean other than growing up watching all the stuff. We were just talking about in money, python and all of that I just wanted to be like a serious actor and went to theatre, school and after high school and then moved here in Ninety three you, like I said and and just started like listening and doing guess spots, and I just wanted to be. Areas, like in the early nineties? I wanted to be Ethan Hawkins Stephen Dwarf, like that's what everyone wrestling there man, you know just like most young actors in

Ninety four I was just wanting to be those you had a one way: ticket illusionary, USA I'll tell you that there are still those really awesome, stuff aid us he's these great. I know that that Stephen Door at midnight like the trench, coat mail and withhold holler felicity our as cigarettes, the boot him in reality. You mean you re, like Simon, Peg dresses in yeah, yeah yeah area, that's exactly that's exactly with the vision of that yeah. Even hawk is still awesome by the way, I'm just Endorphin too, I dont knows even door. I don't know either knock either, but even even hawk sort of I feel like he could probably do. You know he could probably deuce whatever not maybe not whatever, but for the most part he could do wanted and buddy pixies really cool little kind of weird science e get away with Selena Gomez. Nobody did, he did the reverse, vampire one which was really go up and those link later before those

great movies there. Do you not know? I am. I am just I'm trying to think of other stuff that he's done in the last few years. Like it, I dont assault on freezing thirteenth, pretty good, good, yeah yeah. That was call yeah. I like how he does not like movie air and then little Gatwick Grave, catechism, good job, even explorers explores stored. Why would I want to do? Is I want to hire a post house to recreate the last five minutes of explorers because that's really worth We fell apart money, it's fucking awesome up until that until they go into their alien world and in that way the weird aliens Leon even seen and want of how do you think that they for a six year old now is a pretty cool. It's still. There are things that the sexual but understand their going with computers and they create this bubble and it's you know like. I think they would do having a seven year old Man six overnight. As I can.

Similar I ever sat almost seven year old. Are you? Are you trying to show him like the things you saw when you receive and I'm starting to? I just got goonies I've. Automotive STAR Wars, of course, are the three from one AIDS and then explorers. When I shall never ending story, good yeah, I remember Now, when I was a kid, though really, but I was like twelve, so maybe I was too old for it is I want to I didn't I didn't like it was an I dont. I dont know if it was good to hear, but it was definitely something from my childhood that I will two million jobs, Caddy Shack, fuck, it's taken, I now it's what I do want to jump through Amigos, because three Amigos is kind of as cartooning look and there's enough, like fart jokes in hilarious, the visual things that I think he would actually enjoy. That's pretty cool. I would, I think

make us as an excellent joy, and yet you wanna thank like showing him like, like any real, like Millbrook stubbornly with bad here. They maybe I mean I was that sort of HIV is basic. Also the movie that again toward the most sixteen I get Joam the fart seen in blazing saddles Our is like in the inherited a blazing saddles. I'm not sure I was on this morning a lot of this morning, a whirlwind with gems, leaving settled I'd, say I'd, say I'd like I'm so funny. I'd, say: baseball's is probably the movie that a six year old would like me. I think you're right because a pizza, the hard and yet bar for now, when I was a kid, those PBS was like running a lot of like said Caesar, unlike marks Brothers stuff, and that sort of what I got into and then like I became obsessed with Dick mandate show, and I was like nine that shows great disadvantage- shows also so fascinated watch now a show with three acts in one story:

just an a right right story whatsoever, and it plays for some reason, is so simple and does so funny Carl liners are when he can when he shows up he so fucking funny coroners sofa. Will then that there was a that was that the philosophical shifted like before a sick come became its own thing? They was basically just televised theatre, yes, and so they basically had to right of many play every week. That's what I'm honeymooners, unless one can do a lot of yeah Honeymooners was one set, and I I challenge anyone fine episode of the honeymooners that does not hold up or not play, and it it is well what we are invisible violence on his wife. I think he's going to punch in the

until it lie punch you so hard. You are going to break free from earth. Gravity s now, you're gonna probably travel at about twenty five thousand miles an hour. I've done a lot of math, but it's going to happen because hanging to punch you so fucking brings out that if we can get the vertical ferocity now again, ok. Setting up, puts too pretty low here's where we should be logic closer to the equator, but we're in New York, gotta take it from there after fungi extra we're, we're gonna go to the tablet, Chrysler building God now, but the degradation, I think I think it's all a netflix now that I've, the dvds of it, but it's all its Alan Efficacity, should I mean I really recommended what it's it's

a show, its show about a comedy writer writing television, and that was then that's why, when I was a kid, I think that's what I want to do, but the Isle of losers of Europe right my mom, much I'd of Lucy I watch that you know pretty religious eyes. He saw that I just saw the Harpo episode of Olive Lucy, of aligning our she dresses up learning from its cool when you, when they move to allay and there in Hollywood, and you look at their apartment, they have that window and you can tell the picture was just a picture. Someone took four, standing on top of their stage. Paramount angle, you get the disarray yeah, sealant Knickerbocker up there, you so innocent, yes, critical, they orders. I want that's the time to have been a television star. I really when, when you know, like twenty million Yahoo would watch. One show for liner more and more companies wanting all the time when

was like friends, big Bang, Emmy, Big Bang theory still below those numbers. I would imagine friends, I am is pretty easy to find out. I'm sure, friends, polyglot twenty five million people every week was it's. I don't know that I could be wrong. They probably did like yeah. They prayed to look at what the share would be. What is at issue here like a fuckin while the share, you know what that deal with the ratings and we know them with the ratings numbers. Are they probably got like that? numbers. You gave a of the audience that was watching television that that's right right. You have you have the like. The like. One number is like of total: that percentage of total potential viewers depriving a sixty and the share is like of the television sets that were on their watching this. This percentage of the sixties pretty high. I don't know if anyone had

the glass area, I would imagine they had lasted for the demographic they pray. I'd like an eleven point. Five and forty nine. You know, and the sad thing is, is like it: ain't goin back now like weeds it's just a constant in only over because I've ever years the Superbowl really only thing, because it goes up yeah, it started for his. If you had a show If parks and twenty one million viewers Maisie, you would doing that show forever. Well I mean look the big bang theory they that why would they ever stop making that I mean date? They

They get friends rating is now that's lake uncanny like you, that's so admirable that they are able to. I don't know how CBS has cracked some sort of code that up we will never all for Europe but Data Bank. Did you see my Bialik an interface with the other girl tailing, a jump out? Yes, they just gotta raised to sixty thousand Annette they were only making two thousand and episode they weren't, making too that's not possible. They were making. Now, What we want money out on our oh, that's our party. I read it the scale enterprise that's not possible, I wouldn't they wouldn't it made to like we. This doesn't seem right. Entry entry level anyway, they d get re entry level. First, come for even unknowns is like fifteen to twenty, like they wouldn't have my had been twenty. It must have been twenty five. I was doing,

That is bound. Who is internet money? I thought I'd show with good internet money had to have great in an area that I would like that doesn't make any sense no, but they did just between sixty and sixty is still I'm still nothing compared to what the other three or make green, This money is it you know and is like whenever this sort of salary disputes happen and then people go of the poor actors are like that. Money is not going to an orphanage otherwise than banking. We re we're gonna, given is older, Geraghty Rights, it's it's the time people ever Blake build people ever side with it. Operation like that monies to go to work and cooperation are making the money, but also with a shell like that, it's generating all that money. Those actors deserve that

because there they have a hand in the successful and they are making that company is making so much money and in every one of those actors represents that show just in their lives like it doesn't just end when they leave work like they are those characters. They are those people nonstop, and so they should. They should get to share that. Basically, I think of it more a profit share as opposed to aim at spoil actor. Who wants money? I I think the thing about the ratings never kind of going back is: is there something good about it and that we get shows like breaking batter parks? Then let me breaking bad now is kind of broken open, but shows that don't get these huge blockbuster ratings, but since the new normal is a bit lower and ends in the audience is so much more spread out. You normally a kid no you're not dragging our message that that shows like that survive

how much longer than they would have you know ten year, yet that's true They would. I was surprised when I looked back at the members of how long they kept Scrubbs on the air. Yeah Cosette shows only polio. Seven million are eight million yeah. But even let me looking about now. It's like the huge the iceberg. And I also it's also a kind of cool. That's when networks, a sort of recognising like well numbers, are smaller and think so there's turned to embrace a fact like they want you to do adult swim stuff. They want you to be aware, as many places as you can be, because anything that you do that elevates helps the show, and that is a fundamental shift in the old days of like the work for us and if you work for anyone else, you will never work in this town again is crazy. I remember when I started parks I asked, and there was a thing about like you- can only do three guess spot things for other shows per year, or something like that, but I dont think any

one cares or pays attention to that end. I because I think everyone disfigures everyone, should just do ever they want. It can only help the network shower whenever she, I don't think anyone. I think, that's an old kind of archaic. Old thing and no one even- and I would imagine, with party down they were probably like- hey do whatever you want just as long as you can shop to work these days. They I find do emeralds Isla de Africa, but lack of one party down was actually on. No one was watching that kind of like the audience found it after was cancelled. How much stuff too who are you writing stuff as well, or how much tougher you. I know, I'm not really a writer. I mean polish here and I wrote the greatest event: television, history, stuff together and that the kind of making of documentaries that come before the it said, I should say the grace of- and television histories,

show that my wife and I created on adult swam, where we recreate opening credit sequences from like eighties television shows and then me and Paul Sheer serve right. These making of documentaries that precede the the thanks so, but writing is a loose term with those in that we we come up with something and then we do. We shoot it, but we also we get awesome actors in Erin. Every one kind of improvising, and so MIKE contribution to write writing is is pretty loose. Paul is an actual right, or so he knows how to sort of really do I'm I'm. I take a really long time, but I do find it satisfying. Once I'm done, but actually doing it is, is I'm your wife's riders? Isn't you know no she's a producer. The producer has generally worked in animal innocuous. Young yet can all and Kimmel yeah yeah. So yes, Nobody you I found working,

really fun and lance bangs and I directed together, and so I found that I'm really really fun. So, yes, Sir, that's that's writing. Am I don't know, I don't know if I would ever have the attention span to really sit down. I would I would love to two to be a writer. I just don't know if I'm smart or com enough to actually get a double it just sounds like it just sounds like it, because I think you probably have no shortage of good ideas. They would just need to get paired with someone who could see. Down and actually lost your help, you craft the thing or just actually do the typing. Yes, what have we do? This area ideas and getting Ireland's? The bones are their yeah sort of can work, fill it? Oh yeah. I got a phone bones, gas I loved you gonna, like those bones, but I think that I think the new I think the new sort of perfect career is kind of the wheel Pharaoh model of

They are going to do whatever I want. Let you know if he wants to make an internet video, we makes it a video if he wants to do up a movie and spanish just doesn't weird marian Spanish. If he wants to do a black buster movie, he'll do a big movie like I. He really. Whenever I see that guy I dont ever, I don't ever think someone probably made him do they think but I just wanted to add in our share of old interlocutor, where exactly is one to do adds one of my favorite things and I think that's the perfect. I think that's the perfect kind of career to strive for now, as opposed to the old days of like I want that one I wanna be on friends, you know now is like Chris. It's not gonna happen is never gonna happen. No matter how many Perry like I was in the nineties, where we are good idea anymore, like my buried, but just the idea that you know our careers now aren't just one thing: it's a bunch of things because we are a product of short attention span, media and therefore our careers are these kind of like I have like five

weird little job to say? Make up this one career that I love it's true and I will say that while it's really cool, it's exhausted, very exhaustive because you do feel like you always have to be doing something I always feel like if I don't have at least three things going then there's something wrong and it is exhausting, but it's also great because it's it's you know, I've waited thirteen twenty years to be busy, and so finally, in the past few years, I've been busy- it's terrific, but I am sort of tired and but I dont think I would want it to change or be any other way but book. You imagine what it was like to work cheers, like just mid, run like I always am. I had to go and from ten to five and then no need of Her life through the audience you didn't even work, tend to five, not overdo rehearsals

reverse during the week and it would probably shoot Friday nights or whatever night they shot, and then you know they work twenty weeks a year, and then they just have like four months off I don't do anything right because they know they're coming back in the follow their giant tv it also when you're on cheers. You finish it for our work and you don't have to go back and shoot some internet video brass. Did you ever see him money, not theirs. Real Europe to go, do apart, you have your Adele. Swim project that you gotta, give no sign. Yours, you're, good you, adding a lot of money and you can just go relax America, but I think tat dancing with always running from progress to push the ivy like TED, would tat, dance and sing. I had a guy like you. I, like you, seems like a cool yeah, but it's funny to hear you say, like other fifteen or twenty year career is sort of staggering to think of it. In those terms like when I really sit down and go

Oh shit, it's been a long yeah, but I think that's what's. I think that is the foundation of a career that will last is rather than getting the overnight thing. Is a people just discovery because a parks and recommend they start connected there are like. Oh, he was in this thing and he did the parotid thing: railways, railway, oh my god, go and then they all the sudden realise that you, you ve, been there the whole duration, hiding in plain sight of hindsight, like does bring right either. I did. I think it's others on the show you than I put. It is very funny to me that when you think about like what ahead trip, it must be for the Albuquerque of breaking bad where you go here. Did you hear the chemistry teacher was wide yeah? He to knock off the previous drug kingpin who, with the guy, who chicken restaurants that super polite guy, Edmund their lawyer was the guy from the start

that meant every like. That's why it really really holds up that it became such a national story is because not only when you connect the dots like that, is it a great story to kind of email around your friends, but when then neither connected to essentially the bill Gates Day becomes front page Your time I love, but it would truly Rosa Nobby at that time that they have to say he's got a boys. The whole right, and it makes the events Gilligan on the phone rats What's that Charlie rosier types? Well, I was I understand the public broadcasting system they can sort of tweak would say I will do whatever they want and also, I am sure, is a local, a fan. Look. You just got over the last few minutes at a bar. Guess, that's really funny story. Will it ensure that will genuinely have enabled Sunday just like you, you ve, been here the whole time Jonas Jonah In addition, you, like some apple, yes, Jonah had an hour

in my view it into something. No, I'm serious! I try to grab you put it away. I was out of this as it. Let's keep going with this bit crazy, going to take a bite. Should I is this a thing we all taken bites: yeah! Listen! If you want to be in the club, he would take a bite. I dont want to be in the club. Just don't you into the microphone. If no, you take a break the present applies as against it. By now, except me, we ve kid. You stupid precision, Jonah, I'm sorry! This is what you gave a guess after voting gold, if it's true where we know you haven't, you said you had an addition or something a meeting for the meltdown, sharp rises with friends of yours magazine events. May I yes undermining the wetlands bang up I'll just with a nice, don't ask about animated, you bring them because they had other things to do than their problem lay incentive, Do a few different cities before going as he is

ways on an airplane. There s a lot of camera equipment, the edges, hard drives and shit he's Window Anchorage Alaska tomorrow, of course, he of course She likes. You state borders, Siberian, some skateboard, hence, what the Irish from Fairfax, I would watch that show every day. I would hear to escape programme today. Man that have lagree sixty Ghana, man want you puncture Sally match up to see tat other, but other Todd barriers like an awesome skateboard we do. I didn't know my fair turbary story. I was at a bar in New York and he is others grow at next to me at the bar and he's goes up towards our took on our shoulders. Doing that is like excuse, I'm a drummer guerrilla. You do know. The yellow tango is like now is your last renoir.

Work and they got married. Yes, yes, great and quickly divorce that same night ass. Also, I used to work with your wife. Yes and my wife. Was John, his boss on the anti melanopterus. I made her life real hard. Why? Because I was bad at my job, There is thus an analogous show and she was the production coordinator. I think, as the title I can't remember, I know I'm not sure she was in like it's like. Basically I was the guy those Pussycat, a breakdown groups of what was hand. Unlike the line producers, I ask sort of in charge of the pretty parts of the production she was like the ones like that had it. I had to provide her with information that would use to make the show run smoothly, and I could not do that to you. It's your father, the showed in last it lasted a season after me. I got It was two seasons right. Three seasons allows a second series of new authorities and was out here. I don't know she worked on as you know, but what else do it? What else would have

bringing to the table journal. I think I've brought a lot at Magog light of an annex. I will talk very story. I mentioned Lance and MIKE, and then I told the thing that connected me, and so basically you just did an entire shows worth of connecting into in two and a half minutes do you feel good about that? I think he really kind of sat down prepared. Polite took a bite. Made it out. We had a personal connection to you very person. I am. Your wife is like a miniature noticed, but guess whether but like a minute, you're nervous, precisely what kind of work of the narrative bite view idea that you can just take this one on put it out and you actually take a bite. Yes, how would I that's how it starts to set that sound of a battle? I thought you'd call in earnest by two regionally, really they really just working in a section of the progress where somebody took a bite of some guys. Like humble phones, market alone, I think a good huh. Phone, what's really what's a Hamas is scared phones, that means I only five pounds.

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Clark, Duke Jessica Alba. I hope I'm not leaving anyone out, but it's really funny comedy with all those terrific people in New York or just in how to write a dime machine. No part deals. You ve done a lot of fun stuff like it's a pretty. If there's a if there is kind of a cool thing like even the even Parana like that was the african fun. I would like my friend M reference. Beaten. Josh wrote, oh yeah, there there really coherent meet them until the premier, but they're they're really really cool that really cool guy has a fun moment. It was a fun when you like, like when you have done the ethical we're running out of those in the south

you're, so Syria yeah just really made the movie or there it's a perfect way to do to do that kind of that kind of movie. I just make it just make it and how to be fun. Yeah have check your couples, a tick come at you in three lines that I think the tricky to market. I still haven't seen someone successfully market a horror movie, that's sort it like horror. Comedy is really tricky to sell to the public, because you want people, it go, see, horror movies. They want to be scared. So if you tell them it's a little tongue in cheek, they're gonna stay away, but if you sell it as a horror movie and go and it's sort of Campi lie, Parana was they so like it? I've. Never, quite you know, remember

liver. I loved names got it s so good, but they they also didn't know how to get that out there. I think it's, I think, movies like that, always end up finding yet, like the audience always end up finding them version, because that is the total war to mouth like it. If sixty percent of the audience didn't get it, the forty percent that did will fucking lose their minds and then I think, that's words. Maybe we should go back to those posts. Screening movie commercials, they would have rubber like there should people outside with it having just him and malaria grade, I like harm, but I also really like covered in this, but we must be sure I got my alley. Go see this now. You know. Let's bags, I love land dependent, weird who shot that. Where was that Minnesota, therefore, that builds things were being here.

That's we're having me, I wanted to come for a very long. I know I feel it get your emeralds and while it would bug you on twitter- and I we feel bad about bugging people, because I know that I am one of probably a hundred people that weak it's like he had. We do you think Can you do now? I bring I don't I'm uh, they show things I've wanted to do it. That's the other thing about like when you do a bunch of different things and everyone's like go out. I will do it I found it in the radio. The mayor I gotta be we're like we did. Is you have to learn how to say no to things I'm sure I felt I felt because I think it was Halloween. Like three years ago my kids and I went trick or treating your how and we talked about doing nervous in that worries. I think three, three, Halloween, India. I ask myself if I don't live in that house anymore, but yeah that was right. Writer, above the U C b, and there was that big kind of it would get right.

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distorted hovering around one and know anything, but they just wanted to look at me. See. I think I re action was the ceiling had. Can you tell ya? They don't want you to say anything, but they just want to know. If from your energy, they can figure out what has exactly what it was, but its yeah, it's gonna be overruns, gonna, bam, sure it's gonna be a fuckin bomber and when I talk about than Wanta get sucked anybody about no Think of the brig embezzling. How long can at last? Where are we? the star watching resulting I'll write, no recital talk about Re Donovan, you ve already started talking about Re Donovan, if I can share in beyond those guys, is at the forefront of Re Donovan. Graham looking at, and I read out the next seat next year, due note, there can be no shows reality. Dexterous groundbreaking bats gone mad and Leon there one more season, a madman, that's true the madmen and I ve never been I killed of everyone.

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