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opinions are well documented, so we just hung out for an hour talked about. The latest was enderson, ok, good good. We came up with an idea, for I don't know if it's an app or a website, but like and dirt five yourself, like you're home near apartment like if you want more and more pay winkle couch, go with your love. Yet, while yet like there's, there should be a website, the provides it just. So you can actually get the fur yeah. That's a great idea, thank you, and what would be the soundtrack to that website that obviously elects newspaper the who had become part of mothers mark for the merry montage? Is it or is it just a bunch of like twitter, old girls playing a ukulele I'm gonna get you in it. Just like it's almost like it's, it's borderline twenties, get down to actually scary. Its

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and like like a weird brush script, but it's not it's the somewhere between curse of somewhere in their online almost looks like Elvin writing, there's a picture of a horse, but instead to keep them stake in show that it was him. Yeah yeah, yeah yeah has to end you don't at sea we spell are on the side of town, yet on the other someone somewhere over their site, used to be really rode down, but then they came in and fix it. It's a bunch of old factories turn out like Romania, who determines when exist. Hundreds yarn stored under the yard stores are, as you could see, what attorney twenty six hundred had. That would that would aesthetic rohingya little of it a little bit across the top of the pay it's happening. Council was. The banker was plastic. I think the back was plastic. I think it was just there is. A panel on work

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before I thought of its latest yarn visiting just create yarn around some things, but in a very professional way like it's, not it doesn't look shitty or sloppy. It's a good job, people yarn bomb bikes. They are, above all, sorts of things, Anderson, your town, yeah you could totally Yeah yeah, absolutely so? Ok, so we got yarn bombing of what is and what is their preferred. Their preferred food and beverage of the craft we as far as beers crap of years, yet My girl palm brewing homegrown has no honeycomb. Now that's the topic from your own apl reassures us it s rich! It's all these people, I birth each and every b, myself? I go out there to think I'm a queen and

who were all queens? You know what I mean we're all queens, not just one working day, I can t say it's a native made of yarkand we're gonna make yarn bees that's about two years. But the thing is all estimate yarn bees hashtag to his work. We are about all these be keep the hashtag going. Everyone! That's that's great! Ok! I like this. A lot it very much if you spend time in Portland Yes, so if you go to Mississippi Avenue like that side of yes, where which is it rate Eric? But you could you bomb that folder side of town, and I think you would be like yeah little hipster early. Yet totally this total with its historic with its. Would you consider yourself tweet I wish no unroll profound sense. That's just not chauvelin man, but I love it. For a alas, my taste

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wags envelope, sealer epilepsy was right with a quill on the analogue internet. Put it bulletin board that your coffee shop character. That's gonna, give John Hodgman to give to us anything. Of your own mustache. If you hadn't, who first tell me about thrilling, immature moon politicians back when you had just started doing of an empire, the amber was the first year in furniture. That's right and this must have been, must have been ten years ago. Almost a been doing it now here so and we were we Recital M Barn, two thousand and five any seduce. You actually have to do this. Really. Adventurers like Syria lies Cypher. Radio, and but it wasn't until By so doing it alardo that actually did it, but what

Fucking unbelievable mean to write a show that, solid month after month, after month, after month after month, what did it drilling end up? Is it so pretty close to where it started, or did you make? First of all, thank you of course know it's. What will mean we gotta run, for five years in bar and then when we move to Largo, we had the chance to reboot and start from episode one again, because those are the ones will be podcast, and so we had the chance to look at what we written for those five years in dumb be five years better of writers at it. So like there were core concept and world building stuff that that

Dave, but then figuring out. We didn't have to put every idea. We happen to every episode and making them about. One story was really away to figure out that we had level that worthy where the arrests and when the initial episodes was at one massive story or have was it always? Three stories wasn't always three. The format was always yet three segments in every hour, long ash show and- that yeah that hasn't changed, we used to have a much heavier like framing device thing, and then we did a thing for awhile where we played with radio troops, but that all kind of fell by the wayside. As we realise like we don't really mean that people get it. They know they're coming to see us show that we would start with. Like hosts, saying you're about to see radio show a little more muppet showing that the people, the actors

versions themselves introducing segments in that kind of bits around that? Now? Now it's much more m, here's the show is, we have to tell you what we and other performers showing up in somewhat old tat, not old timey, but just respectful dapper suits. We can address four to you spoke for throwing adventure. Arteries should definitely yeah, there's some tweed mother for adventure. It's because people showed audience shows up a lot of shop very well dressed to like it's a real by the time you had had. You know five years to workshop at EM bar and then it got to Largo. It felt like the there was a pretty rabid community of thrilling adventurers that would no matter what just immediately set out the show, because they were just part of this community Debbie of do other people who have been

since the beginning that you see but still come to the shows, let them other third handfuls of kind of been along for the ride, who don't come every month, because we pressed to how moment prove tool harder but who are, whose certainly are still invested and like will keep up with the passing, come to show them again and again, we had to muzzle the little may move till argue acres. The prospect of a bunch of and then because we're doing those stories that some of them very seen so as a matter of finding the new you know, make new friends and keep the old Europe and a lot and that kind of like we got two big bumps after making the move to lawyer, which was now four years ago, yeah. I know does not feel like forty years ago. The first one was when they ve unfilial first at our show, which, when you first- and it was at the first time incredibly me and in full There was a Christmas show and none of June I was Jean.

You did a very early one. You played the the Waterfront I play the waterfowl. Yes, yes and having in having that gets cast like it was Nathan and he treated about it beforehand and was a lying around the block, because in love those people stayed for the show and then, when we saw podcasting and went on noticed network people found it like. We knew the noticed audience would like our show. Oh yeah, you in your question. And some other guy would conquer faint well Chris seems like if you're making a radio play that it would be good for a medium, that's Venice. No, I mean it is that there are things that you there are things that you get only if you go to the show, but it doesn't face acting with theirs their space acting. But it's

but that's just a layer, you don't need you don't need it, for I mean it's nice to have it, but but the count, but the jokes in the performances completely stand on their own. I mean it's, I think, thrilling as one of the most beautifully written pieces of comedy men and on top of that have patch of restoring peace, tolerance and marked agri already in and an anti savage. And an amazing courtyards, an incredible and incredible Cason. How it's it's it's! It's a great group think thank you. We we love, doing the show in large part because of that group night. It's it's. What makes it continues to make it fun for us. One either? What can we do to them this month or two? What can we make them? Do this more like? What do we get to see?

Do you guys have any do any involvement and night failures at night? There's nothing new bearded supporters cause there's a lot of there's a lot of caste crossover. Yes, this puts a lot of our task. Nowhere, big neighbour, and I mean I feel like when it comes to staged radio plays. There is also the lamb and were thrilled to be working that we're doing a cross over them at San Diego this year. Oh that's fucking! should we ask him on microphone? Oh yeah, let's put one this: let's do it do unto hey Chris bed. What up are you busy? What's the twenty six, the Saturday night of Santiago comically super busier COMECON Times. Really do you wouldn't like swing by the Spreckels Theater and maybe like being a show of freckles like in the bay like an spreckels, is on the like in the harbor Right

I believe so yet, no pamphlet above water mains, united, we need underwater show if it was a sub aquatic thou, be I am, above all, already all play between his flock. Although we were three submarines are tweet mother, she would do what was my whether waterfowl equity waterfowl like under the water. Until then, moreover, relates to kick start an opening with water. What time is under water? I believe it's at eight p m. I have taken some time away for my evil doings to perform. Some of I just stand that favorite affairs. Some of my veins try the penny, my god. I would watch that and so hard its cry. A wicked bird grabbed produces. He just put the burden and everything related to tick how

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It would either either via NATO Authentic, like show that it would not be lower than those of the actual ex wife I would be. The answer is. I would be honoured to do that. If, if we're not doing, if I'm not doing short this in terms of course, yes, we are somewhat They are now article four convent ass. You do know, oh my god we have heard is gonna shit, they're, fucking, they're, gonna shit, there be rich. Is because they were bridges. They're going stitched, Hangers Data Register on the ground with themselves and fortunately keys, for the monogram has the monopoly

How can we put this sea EL on my thoughts into them? Up with you find out, like he's not really at this really doing that, that's bad ages, really I'd the idea being that you have the villain construct, but nothing he's doing is really that bad he's just doing stuff which was the episode librarian? That's right. We strongly so much. I was so up to no good in his mind. Keegan Michael Key- and it was, he was an the illegal ass, divine remainder books and giving them to schools we saw the man on the children into real. So they spend their lives. Appreciating books, Google, that fantastic so did Kevin Laser Beam, sap and no have these rules were had to go with it and pretend like that's real bad

don't keep telling me all of us here have mercy on us I'll go. I don't know how many I must have known how many thrilling I've done. It must have been about than a bunch a hand, your freely good at it. No, I wouldn't want olbers. I would love to do more, but yeah, but it's it's, I'm always yeah. It's always. It's always scheduling thing, there's so much, there's so much fun. Do. I don't know how you do all of the things that you do like then. I are writing. Full time. TV show and then thrilling, comics and stuff, and we have no time for anything else. You do all of the thing Well, I don't know, but I feel, like writing is one of those jobs that, if you're writing, something that you that's that's, not something you can do for a half like me. You can't really do that for a half hour at a time,

my schedules, very modular in that you know we put together the script rapid night and we do and then I do a pod cast and then we do a rehearsal and we need to show that I can do another pod cast a good. We stand up. If I were, if I were staffed on a show, I mean that's I'd like I would just that. I would need that eight hours a day just focused on that one thing. I think I'm just the way that you well- and this would have gets us into your podcast nurse writers panel, which also was also another. I mean I love watching. I've been to I've. I've been to the pod castle, foreign people shop with no books and negative notes like it's. It's it's a master classes asking in writing. Yeah. That's that's why I didn't exist and I wanted to in private connection they too sick. So we have a great organization to show kids that they can be writers. Yeah absolutely fosters creativity, yet all the proceeds from noticed writers panel go to

It's exactly so. What did what have you learned about the writing process just from because I assume that Europe you're, probably, I am where, when you have guessed son, it's not just because, like oh I'm, just gonna entertained people look, I gotta figure out this work, that they re learning is like the stuff that were struggling with this stuff he gets out. Then you just sort of sneakily, Will you bring guru, it's not really partners numerous with your shovel? Do? If you listen to your bed, blacker totally act, you have an actor the same one No one can tell us apart only to its fine each year we both to an accurate, has a little bit of this type of speech, better everybody in our cast as a backward. They ve done it. Is that all you have to find out So what is it? What have you? What what what I wish them? Well, and you get a whole new cast him

reboot I've. If you like and to the nervous writers panel in order you can pretty much our careers because I'm early on acting like hey get a meeting with their show runner. What? How should you act in that meeting? And what did you say and then it's like, if you of your first job, what what are you doing What an interesting, because, if you you know, because, as the host of a show, your essentially the lens through which the listen areas is seeing. Yeah yeah I crossed over some sensory shit. Chris S, anaesthesia yeah, I'm sorry routine, stable. These colours celebrated as its color. So great

they smell so good, but so you taking that journey as a person who are sensible, is starting position than a lot of people coming to the pod cas might be in when they started. Like that's, really, that's a really great journey for people to take throughout that that whole process is now even doing it three years me about four years. I started like right before you guys open the nervous show room. I remember you had just on thrilling as I can, By doing this thing, and we're going to do it at eight to six and then eight to six with selling tickets, and they forgot to put a cap on the number of tickets and Damon Lindelof, on the first panels are just blew. It blew up and you're like a kind of opening the space If you want to use, though, because at your hundred sometimes, I can spill over into firm in bed

It makes me a little whenever we are, but that's how I came to be on the nervous network and we recorded method MELT nor Melton, all that. But yet I mean it really is just like asking the questions that I want to ask, and so I learned something every time and the biggest one is the thing the ban I kind of talked about from the very beginning witches which we learned from doing thrilling venture our, which is, if you want to write right all the time like just, do it and enjoy that process and put it out there for the world to see other. Why cause sitting in your Jordan. Do anything for you. Do you think there's any advantage writing for something? That's in the medium of audio. Only because it you can't, you can't really rely on anything out of the jobs in the performance of lichen and then the vocal prefer

it says in the way that if you know how to television we like and then they see this happen, and then there's this crazy prop that activates this Joker mean it really is about the jokes and the rhythm of the jokes, when you're just riding for audio show. I think it also forces you to be very clean about story because, as only so much people can take in their listening to something as opposed to one they're watching and listening. So stories have to be not necessarily simple but very clear and very clean, yet some it's a different kind of listening, like especially in the state, show like there's a there's, a keen attention that I think is unique to our show, but it feels to me akin to watching subtitled. We, like you, need to pay more attention to be a little bit more invested in in that with which are interacting. So what was there did did thrilling with their ever appeared a thrilling.

It was dirty at all, or was it always I mean we had in our very first episode- was smart and want to marshal Mars is beyond belief in the middle. It was our Hollywood nor segment to tell black lagoon, and the line Angelo Lens, very fucked, Elvis Elvis or else yes, and it was all about making engine bury them the I see? No are vixen found it out and get it in its Dachau, like just in the rehearsal stuck out like this. It doesn't feel it doesn't feel good, it doesn't feel right doesn't have earned, it doesn't feel necessary. It fell in a real false note in the hour, long, peace and so yeah. There was that and not went away, and we

Miss it and we haven't. Mr. We talk about sometimes doing thrilling. Adventure blue, like WWW, venture late hour, but we want to send sparks Nevada our western hero to space deadwood yet, but but but but you do the way, we must have already thought this way, That is just make up, swear at last remaining silent about ethics about us, our firefly. You can make up all the go rents, whereas there was I tweeted something about what were the. What was the I couldn't remember frank. I couldn't remember the word for Frank. The vague word for right- and so I tweeted some like what was that, what was that's where from battle star and people treated other that were from the original that didn't make the new their last silly convoluted, and I Remember, I don't have them, but if you have a computer with which you're listening to this, Google, you may look this information up, but essentially it's crazy.

Can get away with. I'm I'm really fascinated lately with this comedy mechanism of setting up a rule and then following because a lot of a lot of what will make people laugh disorder that that note of recognition were like. I know that thing because there's a I think, there's like I think, there's some sort of a survival like safety thing all we are all part of the same. Try because I recognise your references and were on the same. I am safe. You're not gonna, give me there's comforted, but you can create that within a short period of time. If you set rule and then later on, you follow it. You know it's ultimately a callback argue basis. Other following the thing they set up. So you you ve already quickly can set those two swears up and then they'll pay are absent.

And it's fucking. U we haven't, we had an that's franking rejected. The anecdote realise it is not a good start now rejected romantic to give just cells headed it. You don't know it could be a great. One other building enough. I'm sure it's gotta be sure. Yeah and now benaco, with amazing anecdotes applicable to all things: life and love for NATO, and that when I was born, now go. I was born. Some other step happened and now I'm here, that's actually that that setting up of rules and following them is another kind of writing trick. We ve had to learn technique. I guess, rather than trick tricks hymns, devious

but at the expense of the sorry, our technique at your ex. But if you like that something you have to do in order to like, like Ben, said, thrilling adventures and different kind of watching in listening experience. So you have to kind of train ears within the first. Ten minutes for how to listen, to show what are the rules of the world that you're gonna be immersed in for the next twenty minutes, the optimum at having alive audience. There is so important because if you ve just jumped on the framing train- and you dont

Oh, you know you don't know who safety is, but then, as soon as she opens her mouth and everyone ruptured erupt into applause because she's making, because you talking about how she needs more booze than ever when you go. This is a thing like the the live audience serves almost as much a plot points as absolutely scripted material. Yeah, that's alliance, come up a lot in life. We ve been writing comics. Recently, we ve talked a lot of comets writers and tv people about like how much the audience brings to a show and how much the reader brings to a peace and like how you can't discount that in an actually saves you doing a lot of work. If you let them do some of the work in

could well do you. You had an amazingly successful, Kickstarter return, which- and thank you for your help. Oh no, of course. Yes, where you ultimately were, but we're all the things that you were making from the Kickstarter yarn mom, you ve just method is afraid we may hundred and thirty six page graphic novel cover. Which is available. It's out there in stores nicer dominated by New nominated, were so excited about it because we are thrilled without the frilled with how the final product came out with ten different artist doing ten different story. From the worlds of thrilling. If you, in the eyes of the year when you grow up and said you have to say so, I shall as very facto well that's in time rising you're the basket we have to have been seriously. I was just kidding what I'd like to harass. Angela,

ass from the political Stanley. You we killed Stanley with our eyes in her speech. I think it's really, but the book on the map right right was going to a third printing that end. The is very a joke. Has just said, ordered. The generally seem, oh Elsie or so that a good night, true believers, horrible. We did a behind the scenes Documentary web Series by the way, if you don't ever do, if you can, if you're not ever able to get Stanley, I would love to come on just do it. A bad, certainly impersonal, bandstand we impersonation it's just all about the intonation. It's not so much the bulk of quality, but the it's. The delivery as well. I feel like I saw my impressions are like Dana Carving impression. This is really what you call a spot on, but those who cannot hear something if you go back and listen to the test in the black lagoon. Hollywood nor trilogy you can hear mark giggly already do his impression of Dana Carvings impression of Jimmy,

my god what role are about Largo got home above are but recognisable to, MR who who's been, who what we also did. In consequence, We also did a concert conservation. It is that available. Yet narrowed? Actually, we are really written postproduction we signed with the distributor backers will get their dvds by the end of the year with thing how the years debating how this year goes, if they wines of being a short years if they cancel the urine August. So what have you got about I mean a cent we brand building right him in this business. Just started is alive, let's do alive, but a bar this area, but then lesson with our front yeah. But then let's well, let's do this consistently and allow it, but you know so I think I think another key here is consistency. Is that you know you can't just do something.

Every six months in me. I don't know what's happening to you, you know something has to live a lot to evolve quickly, and then you have to be aware of how that's evolving, and so, when you start to realise a thrilling is actually a thing that could be a graphic novel but could also be a concert movie, but could also be this podcast, but could also be lot

like live touring shown in and shows that you could spin off as their own show. That was originally impetus. One of the reasons we started was to create you know we are building worlds and to put them on their feet and see what working with didn't, what we're about them, as an incubator for ideas that we could take to other media, we always say like Superman, works great as a comic worked as a radio play, there's ten different movies and tender and ten tonnes potential like its world building and that's you know we're doing the one version of it in in the state show, and we want to do all the other versions of it, and that includes comics medium. We love, so it seemed like a good first first step to take, but is very attainable in that respect. But yet there like, we did a rewrote a pilot, far beyond belief last year and are going to get to shoot something and hopefully it'll go but like yet part of the design was

is to spend these things out into other media. Historic telling is storytelling. We just love telling star in the media. Trappings are all different. Like that, it's great to see, there was one of the pieces in the book, the moonshine Hollerin, the graphic. Not one was the only one that was based on an actual episode that we ve done is upon cast and now is to see what changes have of a without the audience would get a kick out of casting the they know that it was so they like me. I see something like but but be like what? What are the differences, concrete differences storytelling? We ve told this story this way and, let's transferred to another medium, see, you know how many words per minute, you get that we can be really worthy in the state yoke. Is that all because it only tools. We have been others five to six panels, a page for this many pages that will allow it to the story and see what has to go what's necessary to tell us. How did you? How does it have the feeling that, beyond belief,

transfer over to a visual medium. I mean it. Do you have to tone down some of the utter yes and the way we did that was writing minimal banter like cures? What here's, the least that you need to tell the story and then, when we do the lettering pass, which is after all, the friends of internally, although that is done, it comes back and we get to see what spaces there are left that we can put in more banter to make a few more like the show. So we we sailed back an in built up a may, raise permitting even looking at the peace in the graphic, neither be humbly piecemeal, graphic novel, how battery it feels and how much it feels like So, even though, is probably have as many actual whole herds as we use in the US there is there. Is that sort of fun element of not being able to see any of it in and sort of man? You know you're a theatre of the mind stuff, which is I'd, be interesting to find out. Maybe there's enough and shut show

that when radio show started pouring over to television in the in the fifties beforehand, fifties like what What did they take away and like all we have to take this parts of this story, but then we have to leave these other parts. Obviously the fully artist had to go. He said he said to go to the vote, but I was kind of interesting about, the radio and early tv. Is they all kind of worked at the same time? Comics too they all were working at the same time. You know like the burns now was on radio and tv they they overlapped, as did dragnet enough

bunch of other great emotion, the thin man movies were happening. Yellow lake with, I think the same actors. Sometimes they is Hollywood. The Hollywood studios used to do radio versions of their movies like bring a baby there's one Casablanca, there's one and with sometimes of the same chasm times a different cast, but these things all existed together and I feel like we're star wars. The special there were those at our wars. Radio shows the yeah. Well. What was it worth? It wasn't the christening special they did as as a radio planned or they did. Then they did a tv version. What was that? Because there was, there was a star wars. There was a star wars radio play, ass venture happened and it it's sort of fucked with some of the STAR Wars Cannon, Didn't. I will emerald. Remember, listen to it as a kid I have not. I haven't heard it in the I'd think since around that times

can't remember just download and listen to a right now for the ideas. We can probably ask you that set out an inception, so we call them. I was really you're never allowed to ask a question about anything ever again. The efforts always internet like I can never go, what is the name of what just look it up? You fucking computer in your pocket, there's! No! That is eliminated. The need for question marks are because you don't have to yesterday treated them Isn't it weird that the only piece of information that is not on the internet is who directed splash people must have been coming You called I mean that its power to its three. It's right there. You could. Do you look it up. You know, I don't know, I don't know I'm trying to be traded it says it doesnt know, did a mermaid druids anymore person. It would only be right otherwise, exploitation. Dad is totally yeah. It's it's Quentin turned you know or immoral

its exploitation? Theirs, there's no way around it could expect more. And please like replacing getting into an ugly area, but I mean by all means: let's go to genuine fish net. It was a great unhooked. See this desire. The family, writer and you're. Just a guy says all the comedy. Now you can go on with the superior joker. Well that I get your policy

draft whose main airborne never mileage bad legally, the other two of us all that must be the Crystal Eureka finger, but that must be the that that that also that element of not being afraid to just write down the first thing that comes into your mind, so that then you can go back with firm and I would write together. We can again this really efficient place where we get stuck for days. Unlike one idea, one joke, and then we go. You know what let's just put this in here for now. We can go back and fix it later and let's move on, we can go, my feeling better later. In most of the time we did, and some of the times are like you know what that's the best thing we could think of for that play, so it must be. You know it's just hope. It's ok, there's such value in just getting it down and trusting yourself as a writer, too

every forty till the fifth drank still having a genuine hurt. The mercury for someone had better do and animation of that. I just want to see that trailer, while other things that you, you know what, if you, if you have to stay within captain later Bremer sparks or beyond belief, are there and Amelia Erhard other other ones that you wanted to try really shit? It's just not it's not thrilling. I mean it's not. We can't sandwich this thing in because gather handful things that are thrilling you know that our back Bernard until we have the time to do them rare, but are we em in their a handful that our thrilling every just haven't had time to write into work into what was the most inside joke? RO, we are like you know. What for people are gonna get this, but we have to do it like. There must be Easter eggs throughout the shore script. Is there one which is kind of amazing, because, like we, we work at such a pace that we kind of forget a lot of stuff, but the fans have created

and wiki, which is the best reference for how it will go back and look like. I would look for a characters. Name gotta find o ripplings renders colorblind right, Is it that when do I get, it was for a joke in that episode, but its cannon now, so that is by far the best million. That is, they find all the Easter eggs they find all that stuff. It's also do you have to respect all that Canada or do you just as it is it's a sort of counter terrorism we try and if we can, we especially Brazil, the baby, about that. We wrote a pregnancy into an episode and then the next time we saw those characters been forgotten. That was before the Fenwick WWW, but I I learned TAT in the same week you and they were so I was- it- was nice to know the hearts of our funds, because in the conversation about it with the Vienna was having on Twitter, didn't like it just makes them see them have been met,

Maybe I myself was like I'm just kill the baby programme very like an expression that writing I thought of it, so some a couple of in which are really at the smallest just for the two of us and at the most for us and their Todd Cooper who pose our curtain is like naming a character Todd as almost to him and made me mccartin. Polar or any curtain. Related jokes are for the three of us and the phrase work friends. We abandoned. I cracked ourselves up. I think when we're ready on time- natural that we came up with the term. We're we're not really front, there is work for it. Its mandate is letting amid and it made its way into the show, a but even work Jews. Who is our fellow sponsor yeah? There's the interest of injury rewrote iter. Well that terrible, but useless, do carry Sierra step two thousand ninety nine into

Ninety nine we are going to have written it in the future. Ninety ninety nine or the year. Two thousand, the future. The noted future are, we ready, drew carry speck and there was. There was a body, switching episode like you're supposed to do in all respects. All of this is unnecessary. However, further this one of them was posing, as the other one has, the its which bodies in order to get into trouble did through carries was by financial ancillary. So you can forget us, that's minutes on real life anyway, so the ones that that they were staying up late. The sting laid in the office licking the workers offer phones and it was just the grants. We had written a pilot about a coffee shop and we couldn't come up with a good name for a coffee shop grounds. This is closely name? And then I'm Leavin said that down yet I don't, whereas when again rapid, we can have

coffee, shops and important boy that just they covered all the bases but anyway with. I think what I think I called coffee worked use. One time when we were meeting and you laugh and like others is going to stick Then it just became the thing. I became a word for car what or as a what are all the things that you guys have written on. I mean you, committed, slowing event besides thrilling adventure. Obviously, I think people would be delighted to know that you worked on supernatural cause, I think a lot of people we I mean we I've had supernatural folks on the packet within Bennett little yeah, I've known air cookie for his great. For decades I mean I've. I knew air cookie when we were all right at a college. We didn't know where we all worked. He was then he was. He was an idea on this other guy that I met basically erase all this money right out a few ass. He felt school to make this. This fake eighties, comedy in the mid nineties.

In the vein of like hot dog, the movie and others is that sort of it was making fun of paying homage to those bones, and encryption was they d Annette I've known him forever, and so was it's it's. Oh mind going to me than he's now created like one of the biggest cipher shows in the history of satellite television. Like ten years now, Ryan YAP, unbelievable you, Edward origin supernatural season, seven, which was a blast mostly esben. Take us. We have to work within headland who is created the tick and he worked on my angel eleven he's been around and firefly. It was amazing to watch and other people over. There were great, yet there really, whereas the Grech report, your brothers were like it was really nice, the watch him type right now they want us to be, would have worked at the same time on soup and Ngos

feelings, episode of inequality and show that was totally atoms, Batman for kids get of milady, often that we went to the set of that once when there today episode- and there are two sides to gone one where they did, that the team bits and the other where they were ninjas and it was just all stuntman and a matron and Coordinator Darwin and rate heart was was developed in the episode. It was amazing because it was just a whole room devoted to this giant kung FU fight. There was all prose and those are so like just watching them. Do this thing in this room, and we now want to show you the kid we have seen kids before we gonna watch five hundred children, these guys are like had swinging from over, have light and matching chairs over those who gave me the two of us probably met Syracuse University, we both attended school, my cousin, my mother's consensual, once your router, whatever was his best friend, and yet what we didn't know each other then

but I was short cutting them, be my support and that that idiot, who was my best school, never said. Hey my good friend Ben Blacker, I have a cousin named, been accurate and, as we are doing here, you know it is strange. My friend is new member never said the only person to refrain from malaria. What's what could have introduced this evening- is that your names together sound like like a radio, show writing team that, then it went to work on attack Benny or your show shows like we're. Gonna get accurate, blacker and hear those guys I'll fix up any scrap ring in the bends. Yeah bring bring them with Richard Stalwart Power may or we used to get used to lose jobs all the time because they were like some a wire you with those names watch live, What do we want to show them? How it's done us? Not the simpsons! Thank you. It's weird, I think you're fat. I feel, like the simpsons, be a very hard job because there's no there I mean talk about. I mean they essentially think I think they just a path to a ban

candidate, this point because their generally out, oh they re Margie, rejects the pasts every time they have to. They have two years: here's how to fix it for free fix the simpsons for better or worse thing it let them grow up, spend the next ten years that you get me. Maybe I don't know maybe doing that show for another ten years. I think Bishop with this New York idea that you haven't because its it we'd. When you will you go back as you like in the earlier episodes when they do the flash back up asserts. It was like when you know one homeward Marge may, because where is the seventies running yeah the hidden the seventies? when, when Bart was born was like a young job risk about taught us at eleven was like rather like parts of bark. Now bark and LISA should theoretically be in

Thirty now they have been born like two thousand five yeah yeah yeah exact and others like the rosy, because all that there is basically to slide I alone. But it's like I mean those writers. So sharp and so savvy that they're doing basically would comic books. They lay there doing what spider man did. You know it does freaked me out the elective continuity to meet. I started watching the Simpsons when I was a kid and and now an homers thirty, eight on the shell, which is fucking Chris, So you were Barton now you're home sunrise, Sonya, that considerably grandpa Well, we'll your middle is crusty Is it not the journey we all make from the riddle of the sphinx?

what's barred in the morning. It is for us, the working amazing before you get. Where'd you get the absence in the year that but but having to keep up with, I mean there's just I don't know I just this is no more store. However, anymore stories to tell again new writers and those guys large, gets a new coat, a sequel to the first twenty five years. I'm stupid. It's man, another Springfield first of all, thank you not Ipods, Digital now or something, but the this Simpsons movie was after, like twenty years Right Silva blazed up here. You know yet really what I feel like they could. They could do another. Doesn't it gets they? Finally, you know they got to swear a little bit nudity birthday

was in the opening which was already offering, but, like I love that they just went for it on everything. For that movie, showing I mean cause, you know that show was incredibly cutting edge at one at one point like there was nothing else like that on television in the early nineties, they still probably show the best. Just group mentality group, think thing they did in those episodes just when the town would have an opinion- something yes. Yes, it was always my favorite stuff. Is that every what's your sort of ultimate obviously aiming to be fun to create something? And then we shall, but if you could, what other shows that you, like bigamy really greater? Yet we said, and me we had a meeting with- affects one where they asked. What shall we want to work on and they're on their errand? We just chanted justified pumping office like seventeen minutes just justified, Archer justified. Does everything you want to do in tv.

Like there are these sprawling stories, but there are very small moments. There are currently it all comes from character. Everything comes: They are not necessarily motivated by common, even though you know I mean we love comedy and like parks and wrecked does the same thing. We love parts and wreck pressuring justified Cincture same exact. Show Jimmy different sides of the coin, like the tertiary characters could be spin off spun off into their own. Shows that our strong they aren't. That's how strong their points of view are in both of those shows. That's that's the thing we responded. So what types of shows you pitching when you're potential we ve had received all types we sold our long pilots, its old half hour. Violence is old, animated half hours like ouch within Hampshire Result ass. Yet where do we go from? Facts came to throwing venture back in the day and they were looking to find something to replace Med TV and he's Adam. I think you're cancer too smart for Fox

no trust that there are many women are not, then they got a sketch packet from us and we included a m o and NPR Theme Park there and think because we thought like making fun of impure like having With your stupid, we're right we're done like an hour reps at the tents Adam, including an imperious catch. The p You're too smart, Look we're dumb we're doing that were then park impure world world and it had. We had the idea of actors walking around with correct is all my reading characters, but it was that we're raised on the historic aims at ensuring goodbye was one other really great jargon that Africa was. Some name of a roller coaster. Have you thought about doing like it at nothing? Just having people come on interest rates,

islets that never got so we really should. We ve talked about doing that. I think somebody does that show like a failure. As I've been I'd, I'd I'd talk to puffy a couple about doing his motive. I listen to that on the that. You guys did- and I thought oh, my god- I have to get in touch with Chris, because I want to make that happen. You have, if it be fun to do a recurring. Show where mean to pry have to be a monthly shock, has to be a little bit of a production, but Somebody like states, readings of financial aid, readings fail. Pilots like really have a writer. You have the right or come in the show runner in your liking. I put this to CBS. And you know they said this with it. So this- and this is why didn't go but but here it is in an even they should be comfortable if there also terrible

You know like whether or not a really great are really terrible and invite development in our region too hard for the grail and you gotta. Let it go for it. You have to listen thrilling adventurers, a full time job. We couldn't possibly have an affair that is not shut your tongue. Shut up shut up is that we make Europeans both faces, etc, These bases are sorted out. Was the question: what have written metals or comic books, tourism, collagen We're running thunderbolts Marvel right now and were writing on the person boots remark Series for Netflix, which will air sometimes, and some of us are running for wits. The impure noise, and then so thrilling is yours. There's no brakes! You're still every month he'll every month. We take every July off to good you comecon.

But we ve been doing like crazy touring shows for the past three four months had been kind of doing two shows among one here and allay, and one on the road we did Seattle. We just got back from Chicago showed. A tour, though, is that the economics of touring is very yeah. You know when some People go where to get prizes like well, because there is a hundred people in the country and not only that, but you know that the size of the vat like the venue has to be a certain eyes and quality, to handle absolutely what you as for doing and then and then the better the venue, the more expensive that becomes, and so you have to moving just thy taking all of the the production costs like the talent, travel costs and lodging costs out of it wage earners just just to turn the lights on and put on the show. You know it's like four:

thousand dollars or something some sort of crazy number that you have to hit and its main we ve been kind of teaming up with conventions that are going on. We did Emerald City and we just at sea to redo and that's really helped because of the thing with touring thrilling. Besides the size of it is in a we have a great big huge. We have a great audience, but it's not like we're, not a name brand, you now, so we have to kind of stock the deck a little bit and bring some celebrity names have been written by the new to Seattle. I believe yes, I'm like and you know you you're busy, but we got some some names to come with us and we did that just now in Chicago, so that kind of Sweden's the deal for a lot of

people. Are you also sort of figured the same thing that we figured with podcast, which, as you know, rather than trying to find a bunch of people in a city that happen to like the show document? One night? Let's just set it up near where these people will be gathering, because it just is more efficient issues easier. That way, absolutely then, because, no matter how much you from, if there's no other event around and you don't really have the budget to do a ton of media press mere media coverage. You're still promote the shit out of it and in your leave, an insult to be like hey when you're gonna be in Chicago, which we actually guidelines about. I dont about where we believe the council really fun to cause like we bend my we'd love stuff. We are friends of staff, so we love doing these cons anyway, and I think we may tend to make a lot of new fans at cons because we give our cast is charming

Larry, isn't they give good panel? We had one girl at the Chicago she'll be generally what you're talking about her. I hope she listens to live during the q and a portion of the throne ensure our panel got up. She was like the fifth or sixth online, and she said I don't really know what this is recognised because of Molly. I came because my Molly criminal laws to moments engineer. I know you guys, but this seems to be some sort of radio play at the beginning of these panels. We shall probably say it was a good lesson painted red book or something if we really put it together, she really to companies and those were also she integrity. I tweeted at us to say have together, shall I really like it and it was very sweet, excellent answer during panels. People can be squatting for other handles and

You don't like the way they have been closed. As you said just now to go home, I can't go home, but some of the guests, you know who, who are some of the gas that you ve, had that you with you of course, and like everybody in the cast selves included the first time he did. The show turned into our thirteen year old cell, whatever age you were when you first heard, without, as you become around we're now, he did not have this story, but it would not be out of the for him to have the story. Hey. You know when you go banking. Everyone smiles at you and elbows each other and points of view and thereby to see you and sometimes depends not work like everybody is glad we are now every place, he go hide his isn't. Nice and talented. You want him to his wonderful he's. An easily is a wonderful man and we just because friends around two thousand nine and Rob Zombie was shooting each the sequel of today

in his Halloween fridges and any Khomeini said: okay, so Loomis characters, kind of gone off a d and any sort of bought into his own shit. He's he's kind have reached a point where he's he's bees buying his own hype. And so we goes on a talk show and I want you to host the torture, but who would be another amazing person to sit him in between like to read kill him and I go what's become, principally, realities. You have to call we went out, and so I call weird I'm like a friday- and I said, do you go to Atlanta on Sunday and shoot Halloween movie with rapt zombie economic down. He was like It's all you gotta do is show we travelled together. So we fucking travelled together. We food related together and going to the airport with weird out it's just like the sea of heads, but one like do you think I was like. Oh shit Gee language, Athens echoes what is his luggage like it's regular luggage.

We accordingly cases, never forget- and this is one of my favorite things about living in Hollywood and being part of the noticed phantom family was There were some noticed party, and weird? I was talking to rob Zombie and they both look exactly how you think pork- and I just looked over like I like it here, this is often happen anywhere. I know that was the same party. We're like bill now showed just started: thrown Fitzgerald can beat the shit out of airline sides, Motherfucker here's the newtonian law and deliver bunch to a anagram. He calls it bill. Munch science punch we are weird- Was- is still a big one. You know we love comedy way for it villages, I'm sorry, I'm touched the shut your face is angry. I were

I didn't mean it. I didn't mean it can give us apology, each of the apology cooking right. It's pass over several years climate somewhere, it's five o clock can start drinking to pass over, but its own I pass over us. I mean, I guess, if you desire As ever talking about alternate universes epithet, yup not sell the universe has over in Zambia and that's over Europe, where it's all pass over talk about it, you room universe seriously. They control the media. The government of diamonds place in the universe enjoy every month, yet they do to be right. I would love to be a part of Europe, writing prize it fun, or are you guys intense nowhere with soon fucking intended for finance? No it for its for me,

one part of doing thrilling and really all the writing we do is when been nice it down to break a story here, it's the discovery process and by will both have done. My dears mobile have smart ideas and it's fun. Sifting through that sounds so yet come join our writers room. We're took we're so game its rights at a coffee shop, new rate we actually like. We have. We ve had guessed writers a bunch in the past couple years. Mostly for holidays, shows of thrilling like lend, Weena, Brew Baker and Dark Petrie, Glinda gold? It's been because we all writers their real writers there, but like we are always hitting Paul to come because we love comedians. You guys have great ideas to be like come sit in on this thing and you guys I never of time but comes it, and I would love to totally we must do in Athens. There is only one over is right. If you don't have to do anything, beyond tomorrow- and I do mean Gordon Grazing-

of an italian Olivia, lifeboats loathsome Yoda, first pillar vacation from one writing thing to come to another like Friday. At four I am afraid I do I do so- I can come by the yeah I'll. Take affairs. Pillar. Vacation remembers, we'll just get in your dad's Ferrari. Are you should see actors debts, Ferrari, it's cool frequent, the nice and he doesn't keep it in the glass things mortals borrowing about its smarter than that. Now these one or two smarter eventually Cameron fry lived in the trees, they were at me, while I think they were Ebay rich, he was crazy, ran down from the tree that you could take the car. I don't know why they were. There is some sentences or some sort of weird is that which sets in France that otherwise or Flash Gordon like there was a tree. They were this tree, people

who had to do the ritual? Yes, they stick. There are large that I still strangely have nightmares about something about that scene. For me, when you see that stuff as a kid it will fuck you up for a week the large marketing. Yes is yet that is the name in my head for that trip. Is there any more perfect movie than previous big adventure and any worse Terry Track. What really coming to retract his is timber and and we Herman or Paul ribbons. I'm not sure. I think it's Paul ribbons not be. We have no choice, but they They are just sitting there watching the movie and timber and we'll go member. We did this and an important go up and then some. This runs like a western Europe. Like will. That sounds pretty great. Well, I'm sorry over the whole movie,

Movie, copies of corporate governance like you're, watching it with them. It's almost like a lodging sitting in the row behind them, but a thoroughgoing excuse me please look into Merton involved. I actually shush the common guys place little respect for your. Come on guys come you ve seen this button. Added no like anecdotes yeah, just like this that scene with the current it. I love a colleague, carry track in the olive timber and are like that they're. So boring you want them to be so on the commentary track feels like Hurseton his wife just ever is this. Is this? Is it I don't think the steps too much an amnesty waters, but if we were to take an old movie and basically do the commentary track as though we made the film and just come up with a you know that it's not

like the misery sites. Theatre model is just a bunch of disconnected jokes, but with when I had this thought recently, which was like as they are and so you star wars. Every couple of years on new Blu Ray DVD the only way by new a new version. Star wars is if there is a common to track of you in patent talking about it. While your watch that was like these, based ones over it. When the spaced Dvds came out, they had commentary tracks with patent with Quinton Tina Locality, yeah, because Cody one, but they were really cool because they were fans of the show who just talking about the shop great age, you with your right. The two slightly different ideas with both totalling yes, but I like the fake, come into her each because in that way, then you can actually cast that you can get them the top of the world to play, is like when I directed and then just make make it is ridiculous, is impossible. We disagree. One of our Kickstarter rewards ones, Paul offered to do commentary tracks in character.

Has been Herzog. He had three of whom he us he had Lloyd, Weber and Verna Herzog and the person but the reward could pick the movie empowered record. The commentary dragged in character as one of those guys- and I have not heard them, but I am stand, they are hidden Larry, I'm sure they are like. I will buy that he wanted to stand and specials. I think you did the spanish language track that you,

just as a p. It's him saying everything with an accent is truly the best of my about others is without a doubt his kids Kommeni brain is, I mean, I'm not jealous seven in a negative way, but I'm just jealous Heaven and hell yeah shit. What an amazing you just marvel at his wares, where late, where is able to pull from it just a much wider universe, then ass mere mortals also is a nice guy or whenever the events You got a thousand, that's what does it, artisan God rest his father, he said go round. I thought you were doing a call back to our around that go round the room random crap I wish I knew all of the war. Was a chinese japanese swear to me and I don't know what it was now at others where you're going

I'm sorry about your going about some erases child. Your murders in the fridge. What would you open the frigid? would you get a coke open it stupid, ok, you're, not about these weird, which This is sponsored by Coca COLA. Everybody open your region have an eighty percent are slowly right. There were smart, which they are. Our sponsors are brilliant, right back by a cook, a column of going to make work. Use at some point. It's I'm glad you ask you didn't, listen whatever happens, we are we working with this guy

the design, a lot of our merge and he got a actual coffee roster in Nebraska. I think they sent a samples to try the different yes lens and we decided which one was the riches and true to our fake slope. It actually most coffee, dents, legally gray, coffee, but you do not need a lot of actually. Is that thing that, without the thing to say the testing, What are you guys? Do you wanna promoting elsewhere? Let's promote yet may ten. Is our big show, bigger your colleague New York, we're going to Town Hall in New York? We are pulling out all the stops, putting a new steps, taken them out, yelling right up. So what can we expect? Any sobs we'll see?

It may be appropriate. It will be one stop at the ok, replanting and pulling out, and I am going to get the show and before the sap has to be pulled out right. Then some substance to this are not more so how many producers chauvinist any word adhesion layers we'll be there Paul Paget preserve busy, Philips Marketing Jackson, almost the whole of caste will be there and then our New York crew, John Hodgman job in cotton IRA Glass words ridiculous? You will be playing something just as dumb this time as you play ass, contemplate an evil elf. Last time, and pr world. He still has to open up there and then we got Scott Ackerman, Zachary Levi and Dick haven't you come plus even more people upon storm taken. It's can be a crazy fund show, throwing adventure, our dot com for tickets? To that and all links to all of our upcoming shoe and progress in both

depending on this, comes out either the backstage, what series we'll be on nervous dot com? Yes, it will have just been dot com yes and it'll be every week, for we have to go a little bit of footage backstage at some of the shells to sort of people. Little glimpse gather Kickstarter behind the curtain, but it's it's beautiful. Every guided! awesome job I'm so excited about it. It makes me love the show as if I'm not part of it, which is what we want, and so I think people did your mother fucker. Persons know how to be between as for three years Enjoy your yarn, Merida, so serving a burrito in New York in yarn in a crocheted pouch, that's been twister's, fuckin thing you can do and its also about I come come

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