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to a character and and just use it for every delicious. But will you look and he comes on your always gonna be funny. You just get excited and exciting about so totally that you will live. If I know he's gonna be on something all either come back in the or I have earned it odd out on this part- gets us real economic eyes could is easily done anyway. He's great. So here we governors Pike S reform. Eighty seven with tv Andy daily. There was a bad into daily impersonation at one time being Stockholm,

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good at what he does yeah yeah. That's true. I feel, like I've, picked up a lot of voices here and they are going. This guy needs its own shows. Gandhi zone showed so there's a little bit of its excitement, but also pressure at now. I have my own show and let's see if they feel like they were wrecked, once made a soldier. He was five pop up in other people's needs. Thousand eight, I said, Annie Daily needed is I'm gonna retract well and in its also like trying to figure out, you know, because you do so many types of things and so many different types of characters and you can- you can be funny just as yourself, but then like something like nine sweaters or something where you're perform. You know, you're going, you see your melt down into a get fragrant. You do amazing characters is well. I mean like it's like. I guess I can understand why the business would

like what do we do with it like? What can we? What do we do with this guy? Do it does lead to showed we make him a friend? We does it a crazy variety show yeah. Sometimes I feel like. I have two careers and away like there's my east pounding down career words like I'm playing characters were closer to myself and aren't like big, see, characters and then there's like the nine sweaters sort of comedy bang. Bang imagine be part of a word. You know I'm doing sketch comedy characters in its. I dont want to try to play that game where Mary, those too you know like Martin Short, had a tv show where he was just get county. Accurate came home then had a family southward fit. So you know it's to me about right now. I think I'm going down that these battened down more with review and playing the sketch comedy characters where I, where I can, you know indifferent didn't formats for some ever saw, you was at ember, oh yeah,

in the original comedy Deathray day, autism called remember before was called Debray, certainly amber. The first thing I ever saw you do what I say I just quoted in our at midnight meeting today was the the old man who doing comedy it's a visa he's I don't wanna, be acknowledges and going back to you, but it's a thing about this thing about them. Easy are also right that does someone services, hey my grandfather with the intro- is always that this here's it all. This guy's, an old man, he's gonna, try stand up for the first time in his life. It's a lifelong dream. If you stand a comedy and his grandchildren are here in the audience who that's right, that's what I'm here for me real support of us here. For that I come up. It is just a smooth, the filthiest working there are all sorts of old man, specific,

my daughter, got me a vcr for Christmas. I dont know how to program it. So I just stick my car get it and fuck your face more than the first characterize idea was brought up this response. By the way when I first started doing, Georgia was that weird for somebody to have a visa to jobs. Evolved, mp3 rise up what they did to dvd player. It just doesn't work. You can picture somebody's taking their dignity. You re a timer. I saw you and I used to go to Brussels I owe ass. They did every Wednesday on bricks, punks purpose and people, and I brought the brothers but tough, because everyone, it? Was you Jerry, Minor, David Kirchner patent, Oswald, bribe Hussein

Jamie DUMBO and Annual Snyder, and that this would always do sent guys. Yo would sometimes, but yet Horatio be there, and so just like in this was every week, but I know existed today. Nobody was everyday. I know I was there every week by myself single. Take it please, yes again and the blind hey Mango aside. I knew why would you have something new? It's only been a week and I got to see your carriages whatsoever when I saw a life of the party ink which a guy that, like left a corporate job, to become like professional party. You're, not like a guy that you would put on a party, but a guy that would show up two parties, more lively, if your word that your party is not going to be great higher this guy, who come and be the life of the party, and mostly the thing about like that, it's a different types of partying like it's like interesting conversation, debate, main thrusts, but this is just the worst guy in the world to do because he's a complete Bolivia,

intolerant asshole actually works in the door. I show up I put down my fucking bodies are we going to start dad? You gotta get up and dance at W. I want today to run through the different different styles of parties. Actual conversation party You know that I was my very warm words like politics might move like just no matter what each year began get there had other that thought to the starting point. For that bit. I was at the crunch GM at the sunset five knots in it. You know drop it, but I asked Anne the guy walking around with a big smile on his face carrying a Bush Cheney poster, and it was to this back in two thousand and nor would carry like a political plan

The regime has any any was like talking to people. I ain't gonna watch the debate tonight and then his conversations and it's like, of course, a very liberal environment, their conversations that getting what people would start cordial and immediately. He would start yelling at them like within three lines, and it happened a couple of times I later learned that that was it. I know, rose Larry, Green Larry, ethically what is still alive. This was two thousand has he ever been, but that idea amused me if somebody just say not get into a com, a great conversations when you

about them within three said goodbye to pay taxes. Taxes are trying to do the elliptical machine. Workaround flies. Did you start is due improv, you severe

get cause. You also do a lot of the basket shows is gay. I I I did sketch in college and is much improved as I could, but you know it wasn't not. So much was known about long form. Improv in those days like you know, Improv wasn't as out there as it is now. So when I graduated college emerging new york- and you see me- wasn't there yet there is just some short form in Prague groups and I got as involved as I could with that stuff and did a short form show eight shows a week sick. She was weak six years we for two years, doing just exclusively like whose lives in any way short forms.

And brought before the easy became the town, and then I saw their ass catch YO and just was I'm ok. I need you, but that's it for me in Albania has actually how that is done and do that, because the possibilities of that, when you're not putting backstage to put on its own code in a crazy pair glasses, to come out of character like to just be able to do it all in full view the audience and be in total agreement with each other, like I just had to know how they accomplish that and just create these long form stories. The tion I mean I don't know. I wonder if people have that experience of coming to see and ask for the first time like I did we're just it does, it seems impossible. It doesn't seem possible that these guys can get on the same page like that in no, where one another's going and hold all these different ideas in their minds at the same time that they come back to that, I have to know how to do it. So I took the first class if they ever taught in New York, which was

workshop one day workshop with man loss. I was in that and have been doing it a resents flash it, but that the one thing that I mean it, I'm up the easy geyser Grammy, like all the genre values in the world and Shun Conroy, is enough and our own work, and by and by labour and gigantic. It goes on and on, but there's something about like what I'm watching a show. And I and I am really not just trying slobber all over your above but I'm going to the back of the banana, please move their banana but its. But when you look especially during and ask that when I see you come on, I always I always feel It is because I can't wait to hear what you say, because there is a certain and if any, one Caesar character, work or your improv there's a certain effortless and comfort your immediately committed to what you're doing like Anderson there's nothing. Sometimes the improper reserve there's a little bit of tentative is about like ours

find it it's like when someone is singing and they can you hear me, they're gonna have to arrive on the no verses like when someone just sticks than you know, agnostic the note every time and you know it. I know exactly what you're characterised point of view is, and you are committed to it and it's always a really fucking interesting choice that I never would have. Thought of my. Thank you. That's nice! It's like you and the adversary. You want your jacket, but I also think it is usually nobody as a comedian, you watching you go the icy guy see how it got their idea. But you come from this place. We fuck and never would have thought of that letter was fun watched was that improv with that improved training, gonna go look as you see beetle. Things, like you know, find the game like right. What's the game like we ve been ripped apart? What's the game is that is that underlying mechanism for you, I think so yeah. I think I just come from

place. We're all Robin trained to come out of the genome. Mining amount I can ask add your mining them. I log for a scene premise, and we wanting that I often try to do is to is to come in with half of an idea, although makes sense, but just just sort of coming with it, with a character and and setting and an attitude, and let the scene build from that point. Rather than doing the full rightly work of of coming up with what the scene is. I think, if there's one way that I may be think of myself differently from some other investors is that I really try not to try not to think of myself ass, a writer whose onstage enacting his writing as much as Maybe more of an actor is committing a little bit more to to the character and the scene and all that stuff. I think a lot of time, certainly in the early New York days it would, it would feel like a stage full of writers who were not always

turning out to the Arctic and so yeah? I was definitely stylistic joys of mine early on to just say, if I, whatever I'm doing a minute, commit to it. It is fully as if it was written, sketch or play, or something like that. Really China did did you ever because, obviously, if you're sketch performer satellites doesn't it goes a tunnel sketch shows on television, I mean, like you really at that time, it can pretty much for mad or as and those very much those baling occasionally get a data car. We show that would rain, but for the most part, sketch usually doesn't work on television YAP or be a group. Already set on areas the atmosphere you ever audition for any other for my yeah? Well, when I first came to New York, I did stage sketch shows there was ignored. These couple guys were now. I can t just stepped down as they had writers Letterman, but they,

this dangle brothers, the snake available, just Algeria addressing our great guy, those guys. So in the early nineties, they put together sketch showcase. That was mainly like writing showcase, but they had no actors coming into the sketches down. The West Theatre in West harm the West Village, and I did that show and and then yeah did audition I auditioned every year mad tv audition for the mad tv pilot and it just annually. I went over to box and I'll just should I audition for the Dana Carvey Show and had a mind, blowing experience of getting a call back, yes, but here was that I must have ninety seven. Maybe you think Sir Thomas like if it was nine, seventeen twenty six and I was sick just sitting around a round table with data carving, Lucy came Roberts Michael and do not stem I was never like so many minutes drain that women, but it blows my mind that you didn't get any of those chose. You know yeah well day, those guys I could tell I mean I walked out of the room.

They're not gonna hire me like I'm a little to green, and I don't quite have had these bits word down like I was a gloves they can. This might be funny. This might be funny, but based on that, audition smuggle recommended me to Conan people surging bids on Conan, and will we recommended me lunar lounge, and so myself and my colleague Varner any Secundem. Started working out there, but then I did get. I ended up on man tv. I went every year, just annually I'll, go and get put on paper to be in one year. They were like yeah. I want to. I also additional centred- and I love that was the difference. I I had a sad and- and I live audition that I put everything into everything I had like that. I had a week to work on it, but I did nothing else that weak, except focus for hard on an audition and a wink rate, and I walked out gone. I kind of don't care what happens, because that was the deeper affect Saturday

What is it that I could give at this time in my life, and I don't know, I got good feedback, but I'd like to get well there's something white deeds on the show that when you audition as a white do than there like, while we already have five of those that was nine, the ninety nine that's like Kepler was taken a good thing. Technical as those before cancer was war, for that might have been that Rachel Draft was the only enter the higher than her notice. But but having done that, then that, following your majesty, asked me no audition, I just I had it. I had a perfectly basically so that made the difference of all those other years that I had audition for it. And so what was that like? What man tv get its I've tried,

you're a good way to talk about a public we up so many times because look it's! It was great for me and people come up. People still come up to me and recognize me from it and our excited to meet somebody from people love it Joe so, and I should just made sometimes you just sat there. Be thankful. Now is also a very hard competitive environment. I personally was not a fan of the show prior to getting hired onto it. You know like the way it worked out was that I as an addition for every year than this one year. They ask me the board I went in and they will again they really they really like. They want you to come back, and so I watched it and I had not watched it since the premier Oh no! I couldn't. I don't see myself on there. I don't know what I could do on that show. I don't know how I can add to that show, but they asked me again and then it turned into this weird thing where I was in la asked they found out. I was in a way and asked me to come in an audition and I said no and then it was it,

cargo, and they found me backstage have this is proposed. One espionage is also well. Ok, they know what I'd do they really want me? I guess I'm gonna, I guess it'll work out. You know like they. They know what they are getting If I go and so- and they were saying like we want to do your style coming so, but it was the exact opposite like I showed up, and it was like a roomful of you with your unfolding on what are you doing here just I've heard that from other people to people who feel like they were pursued and then when they got there were told you're gonna have to scrap for every scrape and no no he's gonna tell you how it's done and is not wasn't alone. It wasn't a very supportive environment, so it was a bit of a bummer. One thing that I did there, though, was that I I felt from my experience with you c B and doing bids on Conan that it was important for somebody to ground the reality and sketches, and so I was very willing to do that.

And I am the writers were very presented to have somebody really doing, because I wanted to do big giant characters were with with care with hooks and catchphrase Ryan. Anyone even be that, like it's obvious this sketch as a vehicle for somebody's recurring character, they are coming into Starbucks to be ridiculous, ordering coffee, if you're the person working at Starbucks. This is not the time to bust out your big Lisbon, you're, crazy, from what I was willing to just be a guy. It's dialects and the writers really appreciated, but it ended up being that I got stuck doing a lot like I didn't want to stream and work, which is fine, but it did make me an important asset to the show and may be very easy to limit. After these and by those that there's a demon Wayne Story where it when he was on us, an l and like he just kept on they just how be a isles. I was never got to do any characters, and so he is playing a cop and here just come on, say: hey you're, under arrest until like a telecom and a sketch, but he came in session

you're, so sick of just being like a straight answer. Saying little history, man that any like like a crazy like it, a flaming must be aware that you're under arrest, like like just like till we went real big out of nowhere, had nothing to do with it, and then he got fired right yet well, it is a means, sketches! sketch dynamic relies on a good people working together and instead of dynamic, relies on. Essentially you trying to form this relationship with an audience of fear in so I can see why people some people follow one side, so we will fall on the other. You know I personally, like being the only one responsible for everything that I'm doing, even if that means it's not working a humble, but also appreciate the fact that, in an improper skin, in a really solid in progress gets group that I could go on stage, maybe not even have a strong and

what I want to do, but then, knowing that I have this, like safety net of people that we're all gonna elevate, the sea trust you haven't written rustling, that's what I knew you were going to come up with that. I'm finished that idea. That's so do you do. You're, when you're doing seller separating solemn character work, that's more monologue, based or more stance of the does it is that more comfortable. That just visit all we our performance well funny thing is show the you're talkin about that. I owe show that started during my second season. Imagine be when I had a noble full sketches that they were not letting me do and had just having this frustrating experience and the revelation that I could take what was originally conceived of as a sketch. Just do it all by myself and not

a need for anybody else in it. Just just go up and do it just take care of it. That was a great feeling and so that the item nine sweaters is basically you know that their product of working. That way for a long time- and I and I love I do other. I love the simplicity that I and the reason is called nine. Sweaters too, is that I'm not gonna get caught up in fake facial, hair, crazy costumes. Doubling of I can't do it just me and a microphone sweater I don't I don't wanna one of the below do it. The best bets like I still go back to like it's like it's like a good song almost like. I shall go back and was new. All time is the the stand up comic that doesn't say anything. It's like one of the most brilliant thing and I see people since then sort of do a version of that. Never it's never! That idea

guy, literally just it's all sideways or disease does yeah yeah doesn't has no content, no council Jazygae earlier you get one of those guys guy. You know how they go and get the member just looking for me. I didn't designer for you stop halfway through to look at your notes, cigarettes, the notes, so you can tell the honourable but the new I pull out a totally blank piece of pigeons. Already. The lines on the page is a piece of work which is actually you know like it's it's funny bit to watch. It sounds money the things you say or are funny it, but it's I think it's actually a really poignant commentary on whether or not you intended to be. Not to make company boring by over analyzing it, but it is, it really is like. A really interesting statement, I'd like where a lot of club comedy is whether we will start. You know you just tried so hard,

connect with this guy. When I was places like a bit sorted became that it truly started out, as I just thought. I'd be funding to go up on stage and talk for as long as possible and not say anything, and it wasn't in any way meant to be a statement about stand of comedy. Think was just like how long and honesty is the microphone. Am I not stop talking, but never say it lets you wanna go. I assume there's gotta be thing the auditors can be fury, but they enjoy and then overtime became more about like stand up hooks and having studies data, and then I had, I shouldn't say his name, but I stand up a popular touring stand up on tv to a special and I'm watching going all my guy, that is That is what I do like every once in a while. This committee will will settle on some true subject matter unexplored, but around the edges is just an enormous amount of

make it seriously. I'm really what's what are just like all the time I've just been building a new and having that be all a bit like it's not that it wasn't me. That now it's not crazy, that's not really does happen, but it is. You know I. It is kind of interesting that I be curious to see that bit in a nap just a straight ahead, calmly club, as opposed to like comedy nerds at U C b earlier, I feel like they would still laughing

probably for different reasons. Yeah I've done it in all sorts of settings and it doesn't always go over very well. I have apparently so so I did it. It Jesse thorns come next month on and that with great, and it was at this outdoor venue in somebody taped it on their phone and uploaded it, which I know my cause, it's so guerrilla like actually I really like it and it got on shortfall in the U K and became like kind of viral over there for a while. So this committee, that I worked with their this guy I'll meet you really loved it when he came to be. It just came to America to update this big theatre at this like Multi cultural centre, or something like that. These are the ice, is gonna, be mostly like Iranians and all that

I don't know like with, without an audience that light sort of on board for a parody of stand of whether you have to use it. I think you sort of have to under the culturally under yeah media are understood like in their being presented in that way right it was fascinating. This fascinating for the audience to just be like this is the worst fucking stand up. Comic getting up and that getting the premise of it, which you run the risk of, if your, if you're doing like character, point of view stuff, because if they don't buy, if they dont understand or by the premise right, then it's that you do. If you take that layer away, why he's just a bad cop? That's right! well, I've even seen that contrast between you see be in and the mill rose improv. Sometimes I go into a carriage your bid at the improv, unlike at U C b as soon as they understand it. This is essentially a sketch premise. They are on board, they enjoy it and they want to see how it plays out. But at the improbable feels like

they're, just sitting there going? Where aren't the punch line that, like all that stuff and between all that set up in all those character, beats and all that stuff, that Michael overgrown, do you set it up? It already is: do it now get introduced as as the Carnatic really set it up and get it? I think I think the main difference between you know, like you said, if you're doing it, you see b and people are expecting that their there's an expert. They understand their expecting Rodolfo, though you know, there's an x Patient net? Oh he's he's up to something. Yes exactly you know video here. This is a lengthy, I'm twittering in anticipation, etiquette, harmony club. What I found with that type of stuff is that because, like MIKE firmer than I have, you said that same prominent coming through perform in the alternative rooms and people to auto magically, go all their singing a song about patriotic dinosaurs. They must be up to.

Something like others, think something's come. There is a saying in its coming from this point of view, as opposed to what we discovered a comedy club is that they they are willing to go to those places, but you have to handle them a little bit and Britain together go. This is the thing they were doing rise or the rules. Now we're going to follow those rules, I knew that the alternative rooms will automatically figure out the rules right. The mainstream rules need to be told what the rules are in some way or to some degree so that they can appreciate when you start following those rules. Have I think you're thing? or just doesn't fuckin matter and like other people who get it get it. If you don't get it, but people are probably won't. You know when they were they think of a character. They think legislators and before you dont, dress up or put on any kind of weird thing and, like you know, you're, just a guy that looks like how he dresses coming up on stage. So there's no vision

queue for them to assume that it spake rise. You there's no like obvious, fake, mustache or funny jack. IRAN, that sort of in this kind of like this sort of friendly, more minutes hey guys. I just did a thing where I have this garroters running for honorary mayor of Hollywood and do it just gets introduced at the Mailros Improv like ledge over this next guy coming up is actually not a comedian. He's he's running for honorary mayor of Hollywood. I would like to have a word with you like, if you're not on board

sketch about why these various political message is not the place. This is not the place we pay to see. A comedy show announced some guy running office is gonna, come on over the attitude of at least have the audience, and then no, I don't. I don't have anything it's recognisable. That is a job for a little while, because the premises so silly that I've just sort of living in the premises the character. Well, I will. I hope that you know people who go to Carmody shows they do have a little bit of responsibility to they have to come to play. A little bit is well, sometimes people come admits, just sort of like the defensive you better make meet you make me laugh, that's that's that's a little bit harder A sort of you know scrape those walls down, but it when people come willing to play are willing to go hey you,

so you're doing a thing, and I want to go with it. So, let's just let's take the journey. Yeah well, hired a theory. One of the use Ebay members was saying that at the U C b, because nobody paid more than eight dollars, you know they're much more willing to go with anything. Whereas of complaining about improv experience, because, like you, ve got, these people are paid twenty dollars, they abide eggs and allow itself, and so you can kind of understand them sitting there going all right. What's this gonna be giving up my eye, we happier if you're a couple, if you, if you, if you're on a date at accommodate club, it is not likely that you will spend seventy two, a hundred dollars on one show after cover charges, treatment on any food that you guys get yeah you know. So I do you know I do I do understand that, but I also think if you just realized that if you are willing to open up little right yours, you would have more delighted if they just assume it's like out. It's a commonplace does not just apply real after, but just having fun or I will go and have a good time. If you like it,

serious about what they want to see and how they want to see it right when I went did at the improv a narrow Britain small, how to Show- and he like- and I was doing music seven beginning- that a comic cannot, then he came back out as captain must That was a stand up like stemming from interrogator in people who is clearly Brendan end, but people just shut down completely. Did not want to really like it's like. I saw someone lenient elsewhere. Else, Gazelle standing in the back somewhat Lena's like is like, but I guess you can put on my second. They would Isn't that Does it see examinating, but I'm a different kind of eighty seven groups adopted as well. I headline the problem did a bunch of different characters. One of my character was that, like the party guy being belligerent to the audience, and I actually manage to upset and offend people as their correct,

you know you just saw me as three other. This is the real you early now you're gonna start, even though their awful, you start to understand a little bit. The mentality behind like Eighties Comedy headshot, because they just sort of like they tell you, what is it like? An one photographs or just like the real serious guy get about marriage, in view of the hedge, where my glasses are crooked, just eleven electronic documents, things like a bit like the one thing you do to further the character. When I say what you just slightly you just like that, like the most violent as I do, people regresses like, I bet they do, but you just you

is on backward so that it is a little tourism, and it is, I think it is. It is. Contextual, is one the reasons why permanent I stop doing our songs and clubs, because it just felt like a comedy club, they're, just an expectation of a high joke remuneration, and sketches we're there, and essentially our sons were sketches, and- and so it's that's why we start we stop doing. Well, you guys, you want something different than what we're doing right. You deserve something yet entertaining, and this is not entertaining you like some jokes, to bring it back to the office on the other hand, though we could go to COMECON or we could go. I could easily be images. Fucking destroy and then go to a club, and then people like what are you doing- You know that

while I do so how I feel like you, you always have some type of show or something that you're working on something that's in production or something you to shut. How where winded? That's? When did you start getting cast and suffers? Buff was right after tv did you to start. Are you going to get the pilot every season and not really? I know I had a weird time aftermath. Gb, like that was I had a couple years were well. We did cross balls in two thousand, for there was two years after I was awful mad tv and cross balls. Was we made a lot of those twenty twenty four of those for company central have met Besser shown it was me Jerry, minor and Mary Birdsong and met Besser Chris Tolman.

And that was a great show. That was really funny. Shall I got to be inevitable, episode Vesna audience plant now. Nice was a really great idea. First show that, particularly at that time, with the Chris Matthew style, you know like that to two sat arise that I mean it's, it's not. It was not far off What the daily show was doing reveal Hendry order on Aerial hundred. I try right the main difference being that that that store is like he still himself in there Dylan resto it at a tory thing, but you guys we're just kind of doing the same thing, but as a combination, while the great thing for me about that shows that the premise was, we had to actors pretending to be experts on a topic and into actual experts in it than we were debating them so that you had to be. You had to be funny for the home viewer. You had to be comedic and ridiculous, but you also have to be real enough that the person the real personal states did Demille go. This is bullshit, so that was like a super. Challenges like a lot of fun, and how do you find those people that don't know what the

show is wow that was like a bridge to cross per season to which we got to redo the big, and it was fine for awhile like they. They told them. It was a chauffeur empty b. I guess that was a intervene outwardly had to be met. Words I think that's. The outer is probably what this there were. A lot of shows like that around that time. That, essentially, you know like daily show, or such american style would like fuck with their reserves, Zack Elephant access and injury, Savage halted. Is like a fake new show where they would go. I was basically by star like stopgap. I saw you. I was just have good soul, gaff enact a sad walls, net walls and he writes now Fallon eighty months, eighteen months as it has great. Good teamwork, yeah, but that she'll come

central lost faith in it, probably before going to bed, and I would have, but they didn't promoted in winter, but so that disappeared, and then I had a period of time where I made my living by appearing in the background of commercials and some great commercials. But I was like I was an extra work. It was like. I was hired to be like a principle new commercial. Somehow we ended up in the background. Well, they get a year ago? It wasn't for being. In the background of that aim- and I was able to say that enable, but it's a weird, it's like a showbiz job. I think it's kind of good, though, because you didn't you didn't, come to associated with any one thing. It's the horizon guy or whatever might still you're here still getting residuals near still getting paid, kind of a nice definitely acting background yeah. It's like it's basically like ghosts. Protocol for acting disappear into the background, but you still get the benefits, but then what made the difference for me, I think, was you see

coming to allay and starting to do, ask have regularly there and casting directors coming to that that led directly to getting to being a Ben Franklin on the office and then semi pro came right on the heels of that area, and then that was sort of like a new, a new career. I would love advice from. Did you ever teach you? I taught it used to be I would love advice on how because- and I do- and I do see this happening- you c b as well, but it's it's going for the the that, like the dirtiest thing, you can think of immediately my brain always goes there first and I'm always disappointed in my brain, even though, because you know it's like party it's gone. No that'll get the lap that'll shock people, but I feel like an end. I don't even feel it was necessarily the mechanism of the old man, Santa character that just worked for that character. But I don't see you do that's all that a lot. So I'm trying is a word. What is the

what is the secret to get around that that toilet in Europe? to the more interesting like this is the media. We want, that is character. Would do that's interesting? I mean, I think I think you, you know after a while that what the reaction is going to be to that kind of thing, which is either that it's going to be so explosive at the scene can continue. Do you know that has to be the end? You said something so shocking that at the end of the scene, or else the I it's gonna, be kind of gross down and and not on board, depending on what what the references whenever, but I think I often feel like You say you know you save it just don't start their safer because you might need it to get out of this. So your visit is like outrageously stashing that a regime like smart bombs and euro stashing them. Finally to pull the record on this scene, it'll be zip.

Always pussy parts where the way these are the whether you said that we would like someone who is in front of Us Senate subcommittee, headlines down senator is always before nice. Of my counsel, there's always put the record show up What did so? Where does your brain go? Where You know when you're you, when you're in the middle of a scene- and it seems like I- don't really have anything for that like what's your what's your default. Well, gosh, that's hard, but I think

One thing that we learn early on and I used to be days- is that you, if you're floundering, call it out like call out what's happening, call out the game of the scene and just and be could sometimes your hundred claimed. Sometimes you feel like you're you're floundering cause you're, not on the same page. You know you in your seem partner on the same page and great weight again on the same page is to be as smart as you are and analyze the moment to call out what's happening in the sea. It's a sort of research things a little bit about. You should then actually doesn't migration under the really well, as I'm trying to mine, you for information is improper me, I dont, you know it's a team sports and I'm you know as much as I love Riven ripping in collaborating and being in a row.

For people I don't know. Sometimes, if I'm in that type of an improved situation, I just they stand up instincts just take over a little too much to make it. You know it's just that tendency to like grab the scene and say you know and will end there are times when that works great, like there are times when you, I give you ve clicked into a character in a situation, and it's kind of like the other person. Onstage knows that for them it's just about like reacting straight to this. This thing that's been tapped into onstage and that this or that can be fine. You know there's that worse improv, but yeah, building, seeing together through agreements, is like it's a challenging thing to learn how to do and to trust that it's going to happen, but when it happens so great well, and I think one of the things that I discovered about it was to get rid of the need to be funny yeah once used, because they need to be funny very self indulgence,

need, and so, when you can kind of push that out of the way and service the pile of that each of your throwing into than I ever greater good, though what the greater to reach a good, but then that I have found for me that That was always helpful in there. You know, even though I don't really do it that often well, you know, there's different ways that scenes get started in ass, can Improvin General and allow the time. Mrs now I feel like going back to my teaching days, but there are times when you come out and you explained you're seeing Parker what you intend. This seemed to be like you base tell them here's what I gotta be doing and here's what I think you're gonna be sparing in response like you can do that and one line, or there are other times when the two people come out and they don't they dont have needs clear, pre quickly, the needed one. I'm came out with anything they just came out. It was time to start a new scene, neither them as an idea what to do and that from the back line. Watching is always the most exciting seem for me, because

these have to do you just have to find it. One principle say one thing what we say and then they'll somebody will say something that, though, both understand through years of doing it is where we can start the odyssey, and it's absolutely not about, like God, going oftener on a funny river. Anything is just about. Oh, you said something that has a specific enough detail that the two of us can minded and walked down the road together. You know, there's a funny thing Times that I've done monologues for ASCAP, that I let us see shine so much on how to reduce or he'll started, seeing sometimes right after the monologue, specifically to make fun of that fund of something that happened in the model of the air. Like a like. It's like son and I gotta reaction, because it was kind of a mistake, remiss misled and what the person was saying. He comes out with like, like a like setting up a seen, just as a commentary to make fun of it

but then it becomes a completely different thing. That's just great! It's wanting to see the different types of approaches to starting a scene. I was second guess myself or too soon or or back off too much like put maybe too much weight on the other versions. Just really jokes versus situational yeah Aristo, doing ask at now live in a time and at times even in a while, but I just did it. Sam discuss get first judgment. This is great and a great honour now get we either as we can now where we were too oh yeah did you did it? I didn't really to see I made myself go to their after party on Friday night, even though I was exhausted, because I knew was gonna be the only time I actually gonna get to see other people, you miserable very happy. We get this for we talked over it's just that I did. We did our Pike S friend added for shows on Saturday, like we did a cartoon reading of Sunday in creating the morning, then we did

the Benson interruption only I heard that was great movie interruption with total twilight It was I'd, never see, that's why I was so much worse than I thought it was. The greatest is like tuna boats and move interruptions. The greatest way to have to see them like in our cultural while in the in the Castro Theatre, which is enormous, and the thing about twilight, was that we talked over? the entire do. I know, really really needed to do that, because nothing. It there's like some some light. Werewolf action happens there. Most nothing vampires in the movie and a lot of us just about you know you think, there's going to be the thing between vampires and where was near like doesn't fall in line with the treaty and they are talking about paper like the treaty that they had so nothing happens, Now, no one fucks anyone's no one really.

This is anyone? Does nothing not one thing happens this two and a half hour moving a whole movie, just brooding in politics, its literally what it feels like the sea g is like you, you could make better see g on your phone, it's it's from every angle. It's a dreadful, dreadful and figure twilight who, I think, there's a new moon for stocks, and so we talked over the entire movie and I don't feel like people, anything Murray, like talking over all the dialogue now eye to eye wandered into one of those by mistake, sort of I was trying to see their inception, but it was also about the OIE, my wife and I a baby sitter like we had a movie that deal with you, we could see was twilight, Eclipse, others or whether we are going to make this work yeah we're out we're doing. It is available What does a veritable twilight? Well, let's go. There was overcome enough

there was one see where they female leads to vote. The sleep in a tent and the other, the main werewolf in the main vampire? a long feet of dialogue, and I'm sitting there thinking, I'm so jealous of her forgetting to sleep through this so. What type of what types are you in any movies. Are you writing argued has been focusing on that's how it is always the Abbe focusing on review. It's been a long time I find was just realizing. I first signed on to do the pilot, a review two and a half years ago along. It took two four at midnight to overcome little about two years here. Just takes out long, it does it does, and it's been, it's been incredible amount of funding and hard work under a bit like a producer before cannot put all these proposals

we'll do you like that part now would have to say, probably not in fact I do. I don't like that, like all step away from my emails for an hour and then they'll be twelve of them, though, be about like that graphics, font and so yeah. It's an eye out I'll go, I don't care, but then all sorts of due the evils good will. Therefore, it is terrible The next thing you know I'd fully embroiled all of these things that you have other people with you that are having to make decisions to yes, I do that's helpful because then a few I always find it I really only ever pick things I always usually, if I have a strong opinion. This definitely not this. I really like this, but in general I was. I would like to think that the group is smart. The harder than I am is also if they all feel like. If something sticks out to them group, then there's probably something that I'm missing and I'm totally happy to go with that. Somehow I don't seem to have that go out. Does not equal in my group are smart bits

How my opinion seems to me to be heard from end to end at the end of at the end of the day, some of the decisions. It is really important. I'd like you to look at some of Ghana, make like someone pick that bank exactly so it's been a lot of that for time, because I was I'm saying, like the fun part like it was Superfund a right, it unbelievable fund to shoot at and really fun to do to create a part of the editing, but that's been over for a long time. I must expand its been like lots of little things. It's been months of little, not so much fun things. So, ultimately, what's that have the show formatted it's well there there there was an australian version of the citizen adaptation of an australian series that was great ran for two years there, and the premise is that it's a guy, reviewing light experiences and so people here

written into say: what's it like to have road rage or what's it like to be a racist or whatever, so he goes out into the field. Does it so? The format is that, in a studio he cohorts tells him what his next Simon is, and then he literally we get to watch me walk out the states door, then into the real world, where that it becomes a single camera kind of mock him entry. As he's exploring these topics and fully immersing himself and everything is he: where is he won care throughout the entire show, or do you or other different characters at with the different challenges. It's all why I'm always the same guy Forest Macneil Life reviewer, who is exploring all of these topics to rate every life experience it he's asked about on a scale of one to five stars. Is the brain and by the way, that energy are really cool idea for just an actual done ass areas right right, yeah, exactly accept that, as we know, one of the things we settle down that makes this particular hilarious is that he has it like an ethic that it doesn't matter what he

asked to do here? He doesn't screen these questions. He doesn't use them, they come to him in whatever it is. He will do it and he will do it all out as best it can and, of course, the things that people ask about like we just figured logically, what what are the things that somebody said? What's it like to do this, I need to ask you because I myself can't do it are dangerous arable so that that is the major flaw in his plan of creating the show for himself. He didn't realize going in that all the questions were going to be. What's it like it is, if Israel is the rest of the world in on like if you go and do something and public to the people, they are interacting with no

now and then even his wife doesn't know- and this is not something we explicitly explain the show, because we also made the choice that it's not a show within a show. What you're seeing is Boris Macneil Show as he made it, an edited it and put it out there in the world. So certain kinds of points of our explained explicitly, but his wife obviously knows that there's a television Jonas cameras in the house, but she because of his ethic, his scientific approach. He cannot tell anybody I'm doing this because I'm reviewing what it's like to steal thinks you will just noticed thing there of in house? That's all you know like what, but I can't tell you why it so he never explains anything to his wife, his children, whose name ruin the experiment actually would ruin the expert. But if you, but if you go, but if you go out in public, in other words, are there are their black background actors or is it just he's interacting with real life and those people? Dont know that a show is being made like as it is sort of like that bites dog

No, it's it's fully script and everybody. In reality, everybody is inadequate in the reality of the show nobody is and on its perforced. That's always a tricky thing when you're making those kind of shares or its or even like near you like a faker, merciless ervic show or to say you know what, Funny because it can, you see a mistake here. Something breaks here, there's its aware of itself, but then you go well. We know, because if the people who were making this made it, they would cut that part outright and see start to get. You have to kind of make a show with as the character on top of just being a character in the show. Yes and that's gets really weird. Sometimes it was credibly challenging in writing, face because once we made that choice does not show within a show, it is just his show. Then every single thing that you see has to be something that he chose to put out there and and would not have cut out and if it actually was, was incredibly challenges.

You get all your story, point to cry and all the ways that this is affecting his wife and his child and its neighbours. That is producer and all that, in the context exclusively of the pieces that he's put to do, you could do you go in and right out all of his do right all of his rules downwards, just sort of a have an idea of like that would have been a great idea that we just founded from from peace to peace and just kind of like by the end of the writing period. We had a set of rules that we all understood like it's all its. It can't feel like a story. It has to feel like an examination of a topic if, if a story, Creed in their as they do. It has to be very suddenly around the edges of this topic that he's exploring. So it was challenged even just what you are saying and sort of like a sword and make this comparison. But it's like you, replayed dungeon dragons bless. You did yes, ok

you're, really there's a good gabert Topsecret was more my like old times your game, but can also K. Ok, that we know exactly what I ve done is bad, but essentially you you know. You pick your alignment, so when your moral and ethical axes are. So that in situations you know you know, like you know what this character would do in any kind of situation. Will my character is this and you know he's lawful, good, so he's his main thing? Is that he's always gonna follow whatever the right of authoritative governing lies, so but this character, you know, do you sort of go in with your alignment, so you know like it because it justifies why it's ok for him to not tell us family, because he is committed to this. You know this about him. His Europe is incredibly important is doing work for society so that this type of alignment in that those that is the rule, is by yeah. There's a lot of talk from him about doing this, for the good of humanity.

His doings for the good of humanity and there's a speech in our third episode where his producer says to me: there's something he doesn't want to do he. Finally, he has drawn a line. He said I can't do this and has produced who says you remember. You told me about the guy who was growing fungus on a stick and who told you to stop it and it turned out to be penicillin. This could be your penicillin. It's like it's that important dim light, so no matter what it is or what it does to him or anybody else. It has to be done because for the good of humanity, because the show is important, I love that I did play around with Topsecret a bit. I greatly respect after the dna explosion, there was top secret the spy one and then Boot Hill, which was like the weather, was a western about. When I went along that one called called boot Hilda, but the word enough missions for Topsecret. You know you burn about them,

start writing your own. What that had, but that's where I feel like up facing me they originally in the earlier days of those games. You would by the campaigns by this little. You know em paperback campaign and then that's what you want, but I find I was founded the best game, ass regimes or whatever you gotta know, you call them topsecret, but those they would essentially right their own. They would write their own campaign, Zurich and those of those are always them That's why I'm story got judged the dragons, but this might be the proceedings were late. I played and live with my older brother in, like fifth grade and my fifth grade teacher. Her husband was gaining Harriman for Dini, who wrote the theme music provided the thirteenth like he wrote the famous check out your other, and so he had an idea to do a record. An album of soundtrack music for

drag that you put on while you play dungeons dragons, it's a great, EVA idea right there, so he needed she asked in class. If anybody would come to play dungeons dragged for her. I got my friends together with the school on Saturday and it was the most awkward like you can't even a man how frightfully awkward it was to have this grown up sitting there by the side watching you plenty, I wouldn't be allowed now. I feel it allowed now. It seems fishing damage against come over. Both my husband wants to watch. You play all right. He likes to what I said at Chloe, Chloe, in a game once every couple months on a Sunday and I went to her last game- it's our good buddy of our memory, in his girlfriend moorish array and an independent few other people, and so different in thousand jaffee in them? Tell us, and by the way, was in Mr Mob he's a little kid

blanket all real and he's got a booby sweet. Gretta spoken, sweet credit anyway, so they plenty and man is an amazing dm and he did that he was playing. He had all the soundtrack music playing, like you know, like soundtrack sky RAM and all these differently replaying during the campaign, but campaign was so detailed that you know you're the music that match at times. You know that it is in all my eyes are managed, and but he was so good that you know like. Oh, you found the scroll and he would pull out. He had made a school anyone hand them a thing. They were so looking good vision have sound born sources like yours, a girl like you know who did it it had wandered. Yet it there's no way later easily or go it's been a long time and introduce your kids. Do Listen! I don't know the way to help you out play it

try to guess what come like we're going to you gonna play for your dad rings. Your friends she doesn't have much. Patients were boardgame so far will find no she's. Only six and a half also sees an epidemic. Well, like a person now I know range yeah. I weird you have six and happier than one and a half year. Oh, I know it's a Our new form opinions about things that he is about stuff works so say that on this issue, that was just a rule is pretty darn darnedest darned things now the issue funny. She is very funny and she's very into being funny. She really cares about being funny like I definitely see in her but I used to do it. I know I'm kidding like I I age. I was watching having Castelo in and Warner Brothers cartoons divide that in taking notes like how can I apply this in my life,

I could see her doing the same kind of should I did maybe I thought everyone watched you no more of a bubble. Bugs money would like that sort of analytical I ll go with this. Yes, Probert clamp it bugs bunny is different than this. Jones looks like really, and then the men also like. I could try that on my brother. I put my brother. The position is negative. As getting Affright, do you do any voice? Over the years yuri I've been looking up to do some cartoons. Lately you did Bob's burgers venture time. Regular, show YAP doing a bunch of them. Superfine, that's guitar! Yeah, what it was Does your daughter watching him, though says she is heavily into something called dogmas, steffens and also a show a great stuffing? Mr Disneyland,

and also a show called poker. You, which I recommend to adults, its Stephen FRY narrated, planets this little child and an elephant, but the funny one is the duck. Data somewhere always is patchy. The duck is really funny and there's one thing you can find it on you too: he dances, dead, there's a dance off, and he dances to this dubstep, music and just it's insane. That's absurd is very I recommend that Bulgaria Puglia taken up, I will be able to get out of she. Is she in school year? today, she sick, but in general she's in school now you made a human being. I know it's crazy. Luckily, my wife is very good at two. Apparently is to be scared. Decent. Do you go you seem like fun dad. I can be funny behind every day I can see right sternly I meant go to bed,

Well, you know why it's true, I mean, like my wife, is very good. Obviously use points of conflict between the adults and children in my wife is very good at not resorting to that thing that my parents always resorted to, which is the because I said so, and I just I need your better just like we're at an impasse and it just because your father told you tube feels to me like it should work Oh you, property and- and I am telling you to do something really do have to you kind of have to make things into a game. If you wanted to go smoothly, is a lot of that? just fine and and when I'm on board for- and I can do- but there are sometimes you just run on the patients. This is because I need you to read out to sea. Could Father as a kid, doktor. Yes, now I'm going to do this character, that's gonna stay out of your ass. It gets up, but no turn

things into into a game and a race. I mean it's hilarious. How easy it is like when you tell a kid, I need you to go over there known you go well, it's our ratio. Let's have a handwashing contests, Westerham Firth, we ve met my ribs, its contents, Magna Carta, you wanna, be about you, wanna, be better than Jonah you when you you're less more weight than like she will be staunchly opposed to putting on her shoes, and it just becomes well, let's see how fast you can turn a new shoes and I'll take up my phone to like timer and then I'll say don't start yet. I haven't start the clock, yet that's a layer now she starts because she's getting a job or decline, trees. You remember two seconds ago you were staunchly both billion. I figured out a way to get around the wiring in your brain. There do feel anything. Incidentally, with like with comedy to do, then we friendly stuff with a family or d. Are you? Are you and your wife like I'd comedy, you know like the kids? Are you show me sound and down? You know, because I will I didn't do

yogi bare- and that is the one thing that the one thing I've ever done, that might kid can see and her friends can see- and that's kind of nice that you know it's kind of nice that she has that in general. Most of what I don't, I don't think I will to experience until she's. Thirty, it's all filth, so they ve not put, for instance, there's not take any powers, cereal that these bounded down toys inside for the kids. So when this comes out, are you already working on something else or is it now? I'm totally I'm gonna have a podcast going, but other than that non. Just I'm waiting for this now. This comes out in less than a month now review. Finally, premiers unconventional must feel like aware just like I'm so excited and I've been sneaking episodes out like a midnight that used to be- and I just screen wanted it SAM.

Who sketch rest on Friday night and it's amazing to watch it with an audience. I too have this thing that I didn't you just from working so artists along to finally get to share with people and understand. I understand, maybe not everybody's gonna love, but it's so exciting to put it out there and had that be part of it. Like that, the public reaction to his absence, we made nine audits yeah. I came when we reach for one very swiftly where we were supposed to make aid, but we we ended up, of course, improvising so much on the sad that we ended up with nine a whole extract of fun. So what is the balance between the written stuff and how do you do like a written pass and it might never one Yazzi well, this is the way we did it on eastbound down and rights, and this is my favorite work to have a great script that if you just shot described, it would be a great show, but to also feel like we don't even have to get it like. You know who just just total fun free rein to make the scenes.

Oh you know like to go into ASEAN saying we know the story of the scene. We can tell the story the scene with the dialogue it was written or we can tell the story the scene with whatever comes to our minds or some combination of the two and just get there in multiple takes, as if I think about the forces in these mountain downward. Really you you felt the moment where the written seen ended. There would be this other stop that it would have progressed all the information that I have been said. Dry story before now time for some products can be that show you. I mean a lot of the time. They did not like it's a lot of time when you do show were in progress. Welcome you get the scripted version of it wants and thence like. Ok, we got that are now on one more take. We can have some fun, but a long time it even care about getting it, though I care speech, grateful richer. Well, we're at an hour you believe- and now I can't you can sucks me

I want this to go on all day. I've had to pieces minute. One of you are fighting on your part. Is this yeah you're right, I'm a professional came, not professional. I was, and is a dull I'd, get better at that words like a kind of illegal to pay. My like I'll just go home first, and then it just you you ruined yourself right now. I am. I am constantly amazed at the stupid choices I make with things like that. Where, time and time again I have learned that its job to not, you know like I should probably just, but I go. Ninety two tiles fucking deal now I've completely fucked myself over. Like that. Never ends that never ends. You would have hoped that you would get smarter the older you get. No, I am days it or because I forgot to eat that's any rather than when we feel all you have to remind ourselves have not eaten since.

My blood sugar is crashing. You need energy to do and I forget to sleep overtime, well, yeah just get in gross two things and then because we have kids, there's wakeup times non negotiable. That's gonna happen like six. Thirty seven and you better be ready to know the kids don't understand. I got my mom, I remember thinking I would sort of do that thing where I wouldn't. I wouldn't like wake my parents up directly, but I would just walk and other images sort of walk in front there is now a brave breakfast would be delightful I'll. Be watching cartoon regret to me that I won't you operative me to wake you up walking at the foot of your bed wreaking on the floor. You nervously have quite a few of my days begin with an argument over.

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