What better than others. Pakistan were three. Ninety one is very big day today, Sunday August forth the day that I am according the central geek weak on Youtube launched today. The nurse channel was a pretty thing with a bunch of Youtube or some degree programming for a week and agreed that comes. I started right now and you can see today: reposted slashes, ten favorite, horror, movies and inanimated version from our friend, Jackie Dan Show, who animated a bunch of nerves, package of who decided that he wanted to animate partners. Waltz filibuster, ran from parts and regular. That's right now, Youtube com site noticed, go check that outlets programming, also I'll, be to extend up in the month of September, in Minneapolis in San Francisco and boss, import noticed accomplish calendar to get tickets on that and the twelfth doktor was announced today, Peter capacity who is coming legendary, veteran british

who is that he's? A Scot was in a band with Craig Ferguson called the dream boys in the early eighties. So few dig around and bite posted a link to it on my twitter feed that their album cover is incredible from the early eighties and also play now come Tucker in the thick of it has been a million. Things has been babies. Actually he was in torture, children of earth and also within the same episode of Doktor, who the Karen given within the fires, a pay, so he's a fantastic actor. Yes, I M excited about it because it how it's been so long since forget there was an avuncular doctor you're. Even so, I think I think he's gonna be fantastic and of course I am sad to see. Makeover were always sense, even go but happy. When now, when a new guy comes in and and takes his his turn on the direct

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Really came on. I didn't I, you know, I met him in a party last year and sort of poked around it. Never thought of what actually happened, because sure everyone now knows, I'm feelin goes hey. We call my pike S, but it did happen came on and this he was first of all, policy areas is in her Larry S, man. Yes, I said Anne hilarious man, I'm using that article that antiquated article and they also disappear so got real in points which we ve been doing lately. My feeling we always do that, but I feel it's been happening more lately and now I'm kind of enjoying internet will be or too of course were mere words. Mid swing into Dexter right now. You listen in this August beef, which is when MRS Episodes going up. So this is the final season Dexter, be weird after only seasons, you just let it go and

and so very names or tie the doktor, who may eleventh actors leaving a dexterous leaving in oh that transcends leaving breaking bad, which starts actually gives a very it's the worst thing about it. A lot of things this year, a lot of characters that we love but like a sea hall was was terrific s and you shall enjoy that spot. Guess number three! Ninety one with Michael see Hall now entering mean merely com.

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whether I like to set out a regiment in the art of war on the chapter on podcasting. It always said to have the corner at your back, because that a stronger position I say I have the worst see as yet was the window, but I do have that guy, you gotta European. You said that you have an oil paints, be protecting. I have advocated the sea, because I can see. You will come up the stairs. It's almost like. I don't know it just it just I feel, like I have purposes as its idea. I gotta get exactly risers, underneath the share. Well Holler risers energy, to check all risers there too, just gonna give him a good, I have a similar. Do offer a reason that about you, that razor blade lever, your ear you there must be an extra panel com. There is on the eighteenth. It's Thursday yeah yeah, all h Yes, how we were. On the other hand, the absurd coming more episodes are

There are nine to go. Three averred shit doesn't did up yeah yeah yeah, it's the end. Swear to me because to me in my head I mean I'd watch since the beginning. It still feels like oh, it's, a new show ignores benign for like seven years yeah. I know people are like, oh god it it will. You can. I had a good run, a good riving eights did beyond that is rude. Listening Frazier, you know, he's probably you're aerial that Frazier went foresaw eleven seasons. You're in a sealed off to yeah? No, I mean, but then those three seasons you get into like fuckin money, really like here's, a million to an episode. Just just keep doing the six episode I've got an idea. I mean that's mine numbing, to consider until you think about

the money he had, thus opposition what makes you think I don't know what I would use, or did you gotta like? How could you get me? If anything, on the set. At that point, like hey, how come copy that just made a million tm matter that point, I don't know man I mean here. I find that being an actor one thing. One thing that's nice about: it is, if you act with the just baseline, modicum of civility pillar he so nice, you haven't, got a tyrant like people, I go one other thing that I won't miss from Dexter is how times a day. People say sorry, sorry, they in any way that their in your path, I about five, years ago I fix your computer. The apple store oh yeah, ok, how many Dick picks out of computer. Seventy seventy two hours, the same big, just different angle,

where'd they try to make it the treaty Emily I'm, but I actually made a football animated goes down. He said the Sunday Reedy printing technologies gonna catch up and he was right. You have read this report and I would be very very nicely wasn't indignant when thanks for the plug, besides there's something funny about when people try to like telegraph, your emotion, that it actually kind of puts you in that move, are you mad? I'm sorry, you man, I don't know why I'm getting mad. Now I was that's what happens with actors? Everybody started like you, be sorry, why hasn't everybody apologizing I don't know what it is. I don't know what it is. I think people just take. I think people it's this business in particular is sort of way a festering chamber. Diana

sort of whatever you take into it he's gonna faster. If you're a nice guy, you might become a nice guy, a douche bag, You will probably become a bigger douche bag, and I do think me People were more inclined to say sorry over the course of Dexter because he's thinking about killing people he thinking how much longer do inciting yeah. How much it is. You know, but I only I am oh. I wish I could talk to act as if this were they. The idea that you can portray character and it might access parts of your brain or your emotions that you don't really want to reassure you don't really want to understand, restart going. Is the sort of makes sense. I mean this guy he's just a guy in the theory that there's some part of your brain or some sort of Europe, cellular recording apparatus that doesn't distinguish between real life and ritual right. You know and that their some there's some part of May the thanks. I really did not arrive in Europe. There is a

well. We're thing that happens: we want you like a lot of acts as a deck sooner or later episodes of breaking bed in a row. We condemn you're watching this guy. Just constantly lie to people. Have this other stuff going on that you, you kind of feel that way when you walk out into the streets are just like. I could just lie and no one will be that no one will know, and this was an actor you could do that anyway. You're! U ethically condition to. I can just like people and that's what acting as professional line is professional lying in a weird sort of way right in and somehow convincing yourself within that that you're telling the truth is very grey area gray, but but it is also you know, coming succeed under Dexter like you that this is really Lex layered character, are you? U spindle a time in Euro will be, I certainly think, after thirteen years all told with those two characters. Maybe I haven't been discouraged from being unable gazing Scatterbrain.

Doormat, I dont, know you're, not you're. Next project has to be just some weird frat guy comedy like one dimensional, just it almost as a sore bay to like it out to cleanse the out of a good title. That frat comedy sorbet. It's like is french writer. Roads are carried out its duties in an extra within a d. I believe a color was rather has to go sober. That's what it is. No more beer says the dean is it I mean me out. Got a nice, though that when that, when that statue takes up the majority of your ear year, I would imagine probably almost all at nine or ten months. Maybe right, honestly, no, it's it's more like half the calendar year really yeah, but I don't There is a constant presence. You know it's you're. Still, if you're gonna do, their season somehow tied to those train tracks yeah waiting. Run over again,

I don't mean to sound an ex during a meeting or other six months, fearing jeering at exactly six months in long Beach is a long term. It a lot of trips along the latter early morning early morning, trips to long wait, a minute, that's a boy In fact, when we go to Miami to get bureau footage, we look for places in Miami, look like lie. They usually like an ounce of authentic Miami stuff like the scope we're going to the hardware. Oh yeah I mean we would go once every two years and I drive around unchanged. Closer gonna drive around some more and just look preoccupied economic lead us not available via the right now, just think about blood supply. In doubt, your filled with Think about it about you like it. I mean first show that show how the type of narrative structure,

every year you gonna hafta. Well, this last threatened, the worst threat that we had everything you always operate again. You have to up the I mean. I think we up the ante up to a point I think we are ever gonna, have a big bad as formidable as the Trinity killer rights are really, the Dexter was dramas as a character and the show was sort of traumatized in terms of what it was yet and so Became as move towards, maybe something else that definitely change its course, but yeah yeah, yeah, happy the Anti Europe Reboot this dumber, whatever the analytical S amazing strong, I was like the big bad after, like Smits like Jimmy Smith, I was Miguel Prato, but just the infinity of that character. I remember that using with them on the roof, when I say I am the curse, as I you back here that gesture hitting as bicep ass, it was. It was in.

That was what some of the most fun I had on. The show was actually playing a character who could act as if that didn't you, the most like I'm on phase in real life like shit, Mopeds, Smith's, not age, either yeah the guy here, I'm going to allay law it like eighty five. When he looked like that. That way, and I worked for the New York Police Department, Blue now he's done at all Smith's. So when you were with these guidelines have been until he was. Is your show? Ultimately it's your show, but when Boeing guys, like you, ve gotta, come on

Is it intimidating, an allergy sort of feel that this is my house? It's it's a you know in the same way that no its not intimidating its invigorating. It's like pinch yourself. You know the first, almost in the transport van after one night, where John and I had both shot for the first time, I was actually seeing him come out of a parking garage who didn't exchange any dialogue, but I got in sight. How is this happening? You know I I I mean I'd, always admired him and yet in sight. In the midst of something beyond your imaginings Hetty thing now at some ray king look go well, he brought the dark you know he did had done the Broadway musical sitcom for another fifteen years, but he was the yandah to in fact that in law, Rachel at times parents would come out of their houses with a books of his banjo me. Really and sign them sign of trinity. Geller was a diet.

He's done. It all was very trippy within made within the context of make I'm actually locking unto him. Oh yeah he's credible when he says he's one of those guys it's of that sort of arab actors where they, basically did everything they? Could you really broad comedy, but then also just get super focused in and dark and creepy in yet just fuckin amazing yeah, he's really able to convey an amazing spectrum between silly send horrifying. And its working well a lot? I think Trinity with so great because he was silly because it was John, the way he sat there watching the football game before he broke. His kids think it's pinky fingers like all, but how can it be that of a co exist, but he makes it plausible. So what do you think is you know

when this is all done you going to do you want to take a break. If you want to do something wildly difference, do you want to what what do you think is? What do you think you want both of those yeah. I mean, I think I think my wants are pretty. Fine by what I feel like I ought to want? I'm not sure what I want to do. I'm actually gonna go do another movie in upstate New York. So epilogue about a guy who, in the first seen shoots an intruder and his house Oh, so I'm gonna go and do a little epilogue playing a real powers. Who killed somebody and had no desire to away. I think I'm gonna tone for my sins people. People have been asking like how does it feel? How does it feel like feels? You know it feel sad if it would be depressed. I feel happy. I feel relieved of your feel prideful, but I think also Lee. I was thinking today. I repress how I feel as Dexter. You know that's kind of his thing and I'm sort of feeling like how God it's all just kind of hidden.

Yeah just and pretended to kill a lot on. Gotta pretend jail now, not pretend New York yet well, and then also You mean it away your basically. You know are killing him in a sense like he's? Basically, this guy that you ve been carrying around that's gonna, not be there nay, more, that's the thing yeah there's I mean it's the classic actor thing, but if you ve been doing it for eight years in Europe, the idea of the character and acting or fused somehow when it goes away, Ok, now I can be myself who's. That was actually I was thinking. The other David you All the stuff, I think you process in retrospect. I don't think you can really I FI, when it's happening around that's happening, met so you're, wonder like you know Look at kingdoms in areas they goal is a golden age. They know is a golden age of the time, we're just in indian way. In retrospect. Do they look at the look of the dango? Oh

I guess this was a golden it like you just don't know what the time until you look back in and can and get some perspective. I think the prevailing feeling at work like towards the end was just all of our individual projections into the nostalgia we know we will at some point feel you know we're just kind of like you had. This is going to be in the moment you can't really process when you do that the tv movie in twenty years, yeah already called Harrison. Erudite goes to add extra note. I wouldn't want I would just real your character: what's it Harrison

right on the terms of being a serial killer. I right that's good thing and I use that you know what I would deal he can't ok use. It is because you scoffed at me when I say it all I didn't I I wanted to know about it. We got there was no. What I would do. I would say you know what I would like a right. That is the sort of this weird jet. I thing words you and Harry, and then, and then young, you know like the door and it just keeps going ventures like Russian. Nothing inside a rather is generally and of murderers, a wonderful What do you do in your free time? What do you? What? What are you Scrub it off I've got it. RIP planned on the Appalachian trail with some cousins and my uncle that's not until March, but I'm looking forward to that. A long way to go to exercise

is boring as passive or give you your boring dvd airborne. No. No! No, I don't do you think I bore no, no, no! I don't. I don't have a lot of Hobbes I'll confess. You know I could be better about them my my hobby is? Is my work. I mean, or actually that's not true, it's my vocation, but It was a happy that then became a career. I know there are no that's the idea and others have the perfect scenarios. Like hey turn, your genes into your career. Is there any point? but though, where you go now, but it's a chore and then it's working I don't know. I mean I definitely feel like I'm getting away with something having a careers and actor. You know. I just hope that I'd be able to go out to dinner, sometimes in and support myself as an actor

anything? That's happened beyond that be unlike working consistently in the theatres Serbia anything. I imagine so it's pretty heavy I feel really lucky. I'm definitely on you know, carrying around some dark characters, but I live, wouldn't make sense. If I didn't get to do that well and it's not a lot of people can go from one show: that's a hitch, a right to another yeah you're, not supposed to step in twice. I mean that's a sort of that. That's that's the Crampton thing to like out o and then needed. As other thing that was totally different, their different vat very different types of shit, the general idea, once a lighter yeah, more once a named frank immunity is pretty pretty fun to watch. It doesn't get the if, if you to watch Malcolm and then breaking bad back to back- and you see the will- and I

he does abroad. Amazing. I think he was so great on Moussa Malaria, but then to watch how fucking subtle. He is on breaking bad words like I can't even fathom how did he react That moment worded that come from that was just the slightest thing. Then I know that he was able to try to turn on with everything's different is completely different context. Completely different story: do you feel like that Do you feel that the environment sort of informs the character? Do you feel, like the character in this case, sort of mills out in life environment character. It would definitely would inform the environment. More than average on a shell like Dexter, because its objectives told you know under bureau, encouraged to see things through his eyes and your implicated cause. You hear the voice over and everything and your kind of on the right with him. I mean you know I've People say about this season like why won't dab, just

Over it's like you more than I am arguing about the money in our report. We twenty dollars even pay me back and that's that's. You know do the fact that were just sort of maybe increasingly in I'd of ourselves. I don't know, I think the affection for the character has been challenged, but you're still gonna hoping he manages to work things out. What do you think it says about our culture that almost every protagonist on every great show that I can think of is fatally for. Odd. In some way you know others manner or breaking bad or Dexter or or game a threat. Like anything Ray Donovan right, any Eddie, any any character. Any closer main character now is really fucked up inside I mean it's. I don't know I mean. Maybe it's maybe it's just people do what works, what worked? What has been

working. There is more than an appetite for more than just one. I mean tony Sopranos therein everything followed in terms of the current trend of anti heroes. It's it's! really. The way to do a show now seems, though that might not be. That might be waiting, Anima yeah, because it just was boring when someone just good hearted through and through I mean Now- that's like Superman's cat boring, audiences is discovered an appetite to be given permission to identify with characters who were more men, airily flawed as we all are. I think relished it, and so I want more of it feels that feels more real. Yet have you got any weird fan letters like you really justified? my desire to kill people like us or any sort of weird element to that fact. Fully now I mean I did that I guess the thing I get some time. As you know, I got somebody, will you get out Jesus and stop right there,

Tell me Norma after playing a care not know for the most part, people seem very very much that or or they're just they don't have the people who talk to me don't have skeletons in their closet and don't feel like they the worthy victim for Dexter, so they're just happy to say, go, get buddy, often about it. It is it. Setting up the setting up a system that basically allows people to accept murder I think I will is killing the worse people in the world, so it's ok, yeah I think in as much as people are desensitized to that fact and questions about responsibility and everything you know I mean I certainly am think about what the show might be reinforcing and I think

Ultimately, it's not primer today, a serial killer, her advocate a lifestyle or anything, but you have your seeing Some may his point of view. He certainly in his white decent the ties to murder, so I guess you will be too. If you take the ride well, I just think I just think is as a narrative story, it's too to take any bunch effect of circumstances and then try to find humanity in the most fucked up. Circumstance. Like that's a real artistic challenge and that's and if you can get people to empathize with that person. That's that really cool thing to be able to do so and if it maybe it's sort of of feels good? If, if, in the midst of all that suffering, you can derive some sort of meaning from a story being told me out, then maybe life has inherent meeting everywhere yeah? Can you guys

cut this out. If you don't wanna talk about it, but you Who survived cancer? Can you Are you willing to talk about it at all? Probably the one thing that I and then it also offers I've been watching all the breaking bet episodes over again to get ready for that. After show, and every time I go, it's very hard. Not to like you know it's basically, I just think of that is like That's the worst news that you could get yeah I. It was towards the end of the fourth season and I have these swollen lymph nodes in my neck, and I thought maybe it was a cold cuz I, but it was unlike my normal cold, and I want that. Took a look at me, told me to come back and two weeks if they work on I came back in two weeks and the next morning, taken out, and the next day I found out was driving down a long beach that it was cancer, but immediately told it was something that was

give my other prognosticators and their ability to treat this kind of the stage and everything because I was going to be fine and I like ninety three percent chance so immediately. I was like the lab jv cancer I can say that, because my father died of cancer and you know it really my sense of survivor's guilt. I was like man, it is really deep. I get cancer too, and my first thought is like yeah, but it's not can't. He was crazy, dad issued out well yeah. I had ever live up to your characters, who have come to know their internalized. Oh my god! It's true, I mean the visits. Is there any part of? Is there any part of that? That's cathartic in some way or other or its car thought cathartic up to a point, but after a while, it feels like your tilling soil, that's long dead

Just now I just mean like it's. You know you can get indulgent if you dont separate from it to a degree if you share cared about long sure, but. You know we in the end I feel blessed to have. You know then called up to explore those issues and in my work and as much as I happen, yeah because most by mean most people with with other occupations, are never going to be in a situation where they can actually o pretend that you're talking to your father and mother, that conversation be unlike Genoa, never get the other two people just don't get that closure. That yeah there's ball it up. So you knew right. You knew right away that you're going you're gonna to be okay, and it put it I yeah didn't mean to well, I didn't mean to, but I did sort of divert now, let's but yeah I did It was amazing what you can make room for. That's what I learned mean I found out and so ok. Well, I guess I was happening and what do I do? You know I've got an idea,

yet in three three second opinions. Second, third, and and I and I'll desire course a treatment. I did six months of chemo every other week and but and my doctor impress upon me, like you know when, like when my dad had cancer eighteen, eighty two there were four chemo drugs another over andred and done in terms of time. Of cellular abnormalities. They call cancer. You know I had not Hodgkin's from home. Also you know it was. It was specific condition, and I was encouraged to believe that immediately and was, in my mind, was more Eddie As a result, I mean it wasn't fun Desmond in turn on the show I didn't want to. About. Eighty was, I care, you know we're. Gonna have wet pants, you're going to have a wet pants. For like six months, I mean having wet pants sucks, but you know it's not going to kill you,

for that reason that I merely comforting yeah. I was a good ever I felt bows I can just weapons so irritating though, but does it did to something like that? Does everything else become not important, or do you crave to care about dumb shit like I just want only worry about things that are life threatening their you know I I I had the luxury of of dedicating the time of my treatment to nothing but my treatment. I was it coincided with our hiatus and I wore a wig for the fifth season because my haired fallen out. But, aside from that you know I was it was in remission and I was feeling good again the time we went back to work? So

I thought. Oh, maybe I'm gonna have all these epiphanes or whatever, but really it just became about like a callous just do this will have to do today and you know you just get through it, but I'm I felt lucky to have good health insurance. I felt lucky to be off work, you know and you feel it that's how you approach most of the stuff in your life. Are you pretty easy going guy in that way? I don't know that I'm easygoing, but I I don't know, there's probably I probably when things get tough, there probably is some sort of stoicism the kicks in probably got it from my mother. Add that for some reason I tend to freak out until it's not that I don't have to forget about any more than I like. Oh, I guess I d forget about that thing, but I think a lot people condition themselves to think that they have to freak out about stuff, rather than just being able to step back in,

yeah. Well, you know if you freak out about stuff and stuff, ultimately always works out, there's probably some trick your mind plays. I do have two forgot, otherwise it won't work out. Yet if I freaked out where there will, there have been no reason to have freaked out, it is slightly. I think that I think there are shades of there's a little. It's a little bit of OCD. I think when you that idea. You know when you're, in a situation that you can't control, is finding things that make you think that you are in control donation that you're actually really not that much in writing and write all love right, get us just like my throat, he's at the corner the table. Otherwise I think I'll die, but simply that have you. Maybe there is. Are you getting that every night when I got a like, I have too much like I was so fucking tired. I was just getting into bed, I realise and my keys were like that's your thing. You to put your keys in the corner. Been able to stay. There have to be on the table at the male is on my account. Otherwise, the guy I kick

sleep like everything that we fucked up the next day and I also have to cross the street in a certain spot. It's a weird thing: don't worry about! Well, that's! Ok! You're! Just giving us tips on. If we want to kill you like ass. No, what does that in your lives? When you go to your table confused about your keys? Are there that we get a few partner car weird on the street I can't cross or any to cross the whole problem? I gave a girl that use think it was funny that, you know, when might see, would reach over. We re in a restaurant and just slightly move the knife. A ski a little bags I'd be like don't do that like I always have to move back and she thought it was hilarious that I could never just let it be. Let's not very loving. It's got. It didn't work out again, fuckin more roused God dammit the fuck was her problems. Can't the knives just be rate on the napkin. The way that there is a pledges we adjust sends an electric current right now and I value your cell Dexter feels when he kills. I totally get it now. I gotta know if he's a good guy, but

but he's just trying. That's the only time he feels areas very, it's his keys to believe so. You're very similar, there's a way. I'd say in many ways, So that is actually the only time that that character feels anything. That's that's! Basically. What he's doing is that what he's acting out the I dont think that place where he's feeling that I think that's the place where he's comfortably numb. That's the place where At least it initially. I mean a part of the story of Dexter and killing. Is that his killings, because you know when we met him that ravages. Could this cold sterile make no mass? I mean he gets off I'm getting there. Fashion and everything as far as his ritual, but ultimately I think it creates in him a sense of calm and his

feels that maybe gotten more and more personal as the show is gone, so I guess it's evolved. But ah stir and feelings. Who don't get me started. I don't know where to start up and just thinking in about a year is about a year now me ready. You not have to talk about it anymore. Correct I'm like dexterous breast secretary. Oh my god. I never thought of it. That way. Of course, you are will I hope I have to keep my mouth and give you the sense that I'm giving you an answer without telling you anything. At least one like that when it comes to promoting the absolutely true I never that way. You are the pr guy and I have all these esoteric talking point. I can't tell you how many times I've said you know

it doesn't matter what had her gray hair black out. He wears a gray. Had a formidable dark side. People Adam today, people relish the opportunity of a given the chance to identify. Will it's hard or heavy lifting of southern? I don't wanna make died and want to make. Is IRA takes? No? No, it's ok. I immediately brought it. I just wanted to talk about a little because I want to separation in, but I ask but I also do understand that you know I mean prickly one thing and I think we like to try to do in the past. It just get people talk about things that they don't normally talk about. Does I think it's more fun for well? I am talking about Dexter, but I don't normally dog of other programmes. I talk about him. The way I talk about hasn't got very met. In that sense word, then, you're gonna have to prepare for it again because you're about to go to COMECON and then it's like that's the nest. That's where it fuckin happens, yeah yeah, nobody knows what's going, man. It's crazy! Who does this drop

guys, I think we just unplug the legacy all sound board. Regrettably, it gray had again yeah wait a minute man, you're walking without a tightrope now wait. No, you can't walk without a tightrope. You want! You can walk everywhere without ok, you got blogging tat, I think. Is this fifteen. They talk about a day or a book overboard guy, because I regret the great saying it saying something that sounds deep, but Algeria's knows not. Logging regrets the Grand Canyon. No time is walking fast at about nine point. Eight metres per second towards the floor of the great graduate does get pretty steep How do you view the? How do you view the war?

like it's like you, gotta, be. I would doesn't give you some has no no out altogether because you are sort of in this position of cultural power there yeah. No, I could I mean I'd run, but I try to use my powers for good. I appreciate that I'm thinking of like like No Murray is a guy that kind of think is aware that he's Bill Murray and just sort of floats in and out of these weird social situations, because he has control over them in people always let him do what kind of what he wants to do right and in in they concern cases you, you sort of have that same thing, you're this character whose part of our cultural fabric you can sort of pop in and people will accept whatever it is that you do. So. How do you when I say? How do you view the world like? What is that? into you. The fact that that is leads to a degree, true, that when I walk into a room, if people recognize me, I like oh yeah, there's that yet

you're basically affecting people when you dont mean too. I try It's it's impossible to deny it. I try to think of it. An opportunity to we give somebody a good experience? They wouldn't over. Otherwise have that's easy enough if somebody wants to say hello, but I also try to keep it expert active in, and struggle or I recognise that is fundamentally unreal or something you know. That's ever more like a spiritual angle, but it's it's it's a gas like some, you make room. For I mean the sixty onest are not recognised by people in it. Just started to happen, who are you know in and it's a part of the deal I mean I guess it. It never really bothers me. I think it so maybe bothersome. If I feel its impinging on the expense

whoever I'm with you right but yeah you're right I mean I could come in and just bust out an Elvis and personnel and walked out again and talk about you're that story about bill Bill Marie, where it comes up with someone, does cover their ice cover. Rise, and then he said no one will believe you yeah exactly ones. So I don't know it's like. It's me bill Mary, no one's ever gonna believe as happened, for example, Ike, prominent karaoke bars and in New York. The awful do that with long aims gag. Its grass registers whenever I hear he's really living Groundhog day, where he just can run around and do it like the plague that idea of it. You know at a certain point, after decades of the kind of work that is done and where he video. I think that's the best way to live out. The rest of your life is being able to run into a room and fuck with people and in a non threatening way and then leave

and then it just this weird legend or moral values you. What do you want to do? I'm starting to come up with something? I appreciate that it weird areas in credit all you need is. I shall wear twenty or twenty five more years of doing stuff, and then I think you I think you are and that that place as oh, I shall have to work for twenty or twenty five more years before I start showing up inquiry, Oki Moors against them. Knowing how to do that, a kind of air lock you ve got it I really save, may have. If you were to go to karaoke about what would you say kiss by Prince who, ah I would sing. Rather than by kiss shit, you gotta go up one after another. I would say two princes by the spit outs and kiss me by sitting Man see we're in the same age. So these these these songs populated, are our college experience. Yes,

I just saw world then EDGAR Rights Movie with somehow Noah and in it a lot of it goes back to taking place nineteen. Ninety, like their cars, we haven't country having this flashback, Andy and the soundtrack too, that movie is every foot british alternative ahead that was college, stone roses, don't roses yet every one of us we, what was your? What what? What was your soundtrack and college? What what browser in college Henry Rawlins Ban James Addiction and shit cool music. I hadn't about another tape. Don't I'll be the bow? front, but it's no! It's mad! I went through a guy was, I don't know, I think when I go to college, I may be discovered music that I hadn't listen to because of You know whatever I missed out on a high school, so you know I started listening Pink, Floyd,

college had never really was known. Icicles will, after the fact, but ordered your college earlier college. In the form of a question, because this really small school and you're not going to go away at the Berlin College, no having its little liberal arts, Quaker College Enrichment, you wanna, see, should Slater, affiliated, Amene, quicker, Jane All quakers, you, you should say it's very demonstratively, so the people Feel stupid for not knowing our Elam winter homage for their own guards would earn them well. Oh yeah, yeah, of course, here earlier cockle earlier work, that's a quicker leaks, goes great, amazing, baggily. Naturally, what what? What? What are the wooden quakers like to coexist? well I mean it. You know there are probably eighteen percent of the students were actually Quaker, but probably like a lot of quicker institutions like the more secular side of Quakerism pervaded the community philosophy decisions made by consensus and things like that.

A meeting for worship for the college. You know where you sit in worship and lists your and our light move you to speak. For some reason, shore shorter the challenge did you? Did you absorb any of any of the quicker philosophy, yeah yeah? For sure I mean I think it is a kind of philosophy that maybe wouldn't be able to work at a larger institution earlier was well suited to it. But yeah did I mean the inclusiveness of their serve spiritual aspect or or worship style is very appeal, Do you think you took that to work with you because you did say you're pretty nice to work with on onset yeah? someone's move, despicable, listened, but it's a way responsibility to essentially carry like to carry a show and your shoulders in the sense that

whatever mood your in whether or not you realize it is essentially going to affect everyone else. Yeah, that's true, that's true and maybe you know, I think you know I directed and others the season and it was kind of nice. I was worried that I'd, be you know at cross. Purple says and feel overwhelmed or whatever, but that I wasn't And it was nice to have to be available to everyone and have to be decisive so that other people to do their jobs that the the show in the character, definitely allow you to when you guys, when you're at work, you can't just walk over into the corner and stare at the wall on everybody's like well, he must need to do I've been very like a seven year these, though, if I made a heavy mood, you know it they did it. I think it's pervasive, but I think the it's more like people to give

we shall still be in my mood. China was virtually on a show like that. I give you if you are doing, if you're doing a really silly comedy and you like to go further, but the fact is, I, as rapporteur have not Kramer seriously light, not Kramer Jim Grammar, mad money. No argument was that I can. Never sesame new had been trying to do for while ours it like those until the season when it should do it affords done yet the both it was an invitation that I hadn't taken advantage of on a couple of occasions because Other commitments that didn't allow me do prep then another time, I'm just tired, I wonder, and this season I realized it was the last chance agenda now. So I did it and I enjoyed it. It was was there on- that I was afraid it wouldn't be yeah, consider like mad man and even yakking Bethlehem, like yeah, those that young, but the thing is like those are bigger, ensemble p,

His words, like you, know, you're always on care. For the most part, the true, and so I got imagines like even tougher just because so you have to keep your said in order as well the runnels of yeah, I mean if you ve been doing it, What was an invitation to be you know? It's not like I'm doing a movie were your playing the character for the first time. You know I've been player, so you it was almost a chance to be a little less price. Just then and trust your answer, and get that done, because you gotta get the day well. You know the world pretty well to yeah, and I know it looks like I mean the while, I can look at shots, another look at the show and even when I'm on the show, if you do a chauffeur that long and you watch it you, you know what you're in, You know what it looks like and also

As you know, even though the show is called Dexter in Europe, that is the central character. It's a pretty fantastic ensemble cast incredible people, everyone is is fantastic, I mean, and there you know so many actors on our show. Who could you know Be stretched in ways that there may be not stretched on the show, charming, there's so much lighten deep, acting talent and every one of those people do we actually even just this the season there has been such funny things between the characters, Kwannon Battista or just like I love guys together, my favorite. Favorite shot in the in the episode I directed just then getting out of the car and walking down the sidewalk together because they each of them in very different ways, have such distinctive ways of moving

there's a couple scenes with them: the season where I just go back and spin off with just those two guys. You have just make it a comedy or just those two, eyes as like no cops in Miami adjust, it would work so well there yeah it there it like a set of very different. He's goin on whether the same together they were so well so I'll, be other shot. Now they just have to roll out disorder feel like, just a waiting game now is like ours? Wait for these the come out minutes all gonna, be no. I mean it particularly interesting, because it's the end so that the final so it will be airing. So that's that sir, as you know, in a unique way, but I know it. Whenever, when the episodes ere, you feel like you're working you're making them and they area can feel. The working. Even they are working but yeah it's

that time of year, I mean I've been blessed to be able to say that in its become a part of the calendar, the show coming up? How much of responsibility do you think a show has to its and where you know you look back and fanaticism. As an audience. We kind of want them to answer their. Never can answer every question that you have in your head right, but there is also the sopranos ending words like that. You decide you talk to you. In other words, six feet under is like fucking, the one of the best you probably the show ever between something that isn't definitive and is YAP and speed under resourced teed up. For that I mean that every show started with a death. A bad finale was great as I felt when I read it, and I think people when they watch data with simultaneously a shock and so obvious- and I was like

of course, oh my god they're doing it at it and it works so well. Well, because if it's you cause you sort of get to play the card which I'm sure a lot of creators wanna play, which is like we get to kill everyone, but in a way that totally acceptable inorganic within the story wherever ones like. Oh my god. Yes, of course, the area network and a funeral home did really is here for four years Mckenna stuff. Did you do zero system. I did everything like rivals and bombing, but but stuff me, I got a plugin engagement there on a rubber boxers advocate. I saw you do don't you yet only of course ITALY Muscles are doing the same thing I doing nothing there deteriorating you're walking without a tightrope, that's exactly

since the time of our kind of Europe that role play it safe. I buy your mirrors gonna, be the Myra method, that's out of your self destructive. That's my that's myself, not help book. Ok, it's my unhelpful! So fuck you work. He worked around so much. Death relate material. There. No doubt you answer, but what do you mean? Why Jimmy's isn't it just? Do you feel about that? You do not take their legs visible, come on. Let me sit over. There is now a new diseases like an earlier on cabin cabins chair which pull the razor blade lever.

You ever. Would you ever want to do something like this? You would you like doing hose? Driven serve at all, or do that's funny things. I honour, I never really thought about it. I like in free, fall long form, conversational style? What we're doing now? That's fine. Have you got to do I don't know I did I I've some. You know some of the longer form like public radio, longer form, interviews and stuff that this is a little more m decidedly boisterous or Also boisterous now tell us a little bit about when death. His feeling is it. Well, I think it's a really stupid thing son. You know, I think this, but from his broaden his darkness and his light, and as he's moved toward, in a more nuanced and and and cultivated sense of his humanity. The darker side of his nature becomes all.

Worker, because new were watching someone who's becoming a human. Do these things and it really implicated we do, know Europe of Euro, that's it really good answer that that's doesn't market while Gagner out there on the chamber Viagra both because I am but twelve day that you got another Dexter when you, but does the idea that you know you ve for thirteen years, you ve done these characters that are so like then hover around death, and then you know you had this experience and which obviously worked out. Ok, but do you feel ok about your mortality at this point, as it is a condition you in any way to like you know it's me everything will be fine. Come on now and then I think I am inclined to gallop humor. I don't know the the fact of my. Your in all of our inevitable death is something I'm theoretically comfortable with its kind of

isn't it I mean it's sort of funny and away like anything where anyone can we can do about it. There is no alternative, there's no alternative. It just is what it is. It's the common denominator, thank goodness you're going to get a man. My god they happen, they're all dead, It was a twin newsreel almost I don't. I always ask Europe this does in everyone's going to dine, did. Did it just a fun? That's what I believe Vague overseas say a meal swallow anything like that that Mr Bangemann Orwell overseas back home. It's in there was ample dared superior, get your victory, gardens ready to circulate lands, are top route, is doing, the trumpet would be. There was some sort of accompanying band. Maybe there was a slight India

then you run a trumpet mute, mute that than in that's. Then it goes into atomic the orchestra thing and then we come back and argument either decorative would have been a fucking amazing radio play and it would have been a fucking great. Radio play and realities. Maybe that's why those things before these are ready for this, not well. Ok, maybe thematic get maybe that would be a really irresponsible way to use a time machine. You shake up the world. What's bugging you decks, others is getting the dark passenger stuff and then just kids are crying next to their radios and we really couldn't as culture there must it there. Must have been a layer of darkness and our culture that people just didn't acknowledge

talk about emotional down. They didn't ass, much feeling their story of like the day by the BBC ran out of news, and they just played piano music, which happened in the thirties, having grey If, like the oxen users, I mean that's it nothing. Today, homes enjoy yourself to accept this worlds, Oregon to dvd girl at a Hulu just staring derive their organs stores and every mall. Yes, they went away right. There used to be one fucking. Organ sort every more than half of those guidelines and organ story, and then you could hear it like. The two did Emily get to work. There would lay them and to like you, get lured in and everyone had those giant, fuckin organs with all the switches, and then they have completely who's that

what they do with all the organic they go. I imagine people are still buying where all at the rosebud flea market they would have had to have been disposed of somewhere. I there is a period. There is a chunk of my life similar number between the seventies and eighties. Wherever My parents friends had wanted. Organs in their how organs in pianos were like is still required. Yeah required for ensuring any house near the site is look at. Some of the old could have of the entertainment, but that was the entertainment dad those organs or the internet? At one point, that's all we had compare everything to the internet. You know how many varied and organs was always on organ, for, like free our mandate, sucking up your life round his pen, it all of his time on organ- and I don't mean What's your favorite sub organ summer, somber,

Now I can't wasn't. Any of that would have ever hear that music, it still like sex in the city has just ruin, has ruined like it's always just that now like whenever. If I ever pass a restaurant in here then did then that there- and I expect them to be talking about blowjobs or something you such a Maria gatherings and you're the fuckin Miranda I dont know the difference. Ok be any jellia actually did watch a fair number of those those episodes. I went to the movies on top the premier, you paid to go, see it. I went with my lady at the time and like a lot of her friends all, but one of whom were female relay here was long, but it was. You know. I don't know. I don't know what the message was them better sick, hey guys, every really trying to say here where the same sex in this

detail you build a woman of big enough. Walkin closet show, forgive you for anything. I guess that's true Did they get together in the end, I know they're at the order. Please that that haven't he was a nice walkin closet. Why do you time to do watched stuff like what are you? Are you a fan, indicative yeah? I mean when I'm making the show. I don't wash a lot. So you know to be honest, but I did watch all of house of cards recently, which I thought was pretty amazing. And what else I kept up with the new, sesame Streets is in a split vote again this year I inherited sweet this direction. Let's get a doctor in there. What's all about directions, the left are making Ernie a murderer

I was only Bert knows. No, I think. Its awesome Bertrand says it's dark passenger. No, I think it be Grover yeah, I think so. Would be the murder nobody's philippicus such luxuries and real. Technically he's real. But he's not real anybody else. He seems like a vision to big bird. I've been grow. Would be even greater. Be the you should have cover waiting. I when we suspect this novel the site. I had no idea. He was a thing. There isn't any more Langley was when we were kids, but I think someone determined to that having him invisible to adults made him the encouraged kids who are victims of sexual abuse to keep their secret. Oh, my god, I'm psychology because that shows are now, everyone could see mistress novel of Agus. If you eat seems not a fan anymore. Now that our used to piss me

so much as a kid that no one, I think it it did. There was a small bit of childhood trauma when The time you'd be like he was just here. They were like a big bird, your dumb god dammit. He was right in Europe, given the yeah, you be horrible. Washington blues clues is among those. If I'm right behind you, it's like the reverse of the rage. I would feel when I would say, hey cool aid, yes M, that nothing would have nothing that was bombed, didn't have enough as false everytime. I know he never came through yeah that that used to drive me up. In war. One glad the days here is a real worked up guy. Her me. I've only been very we're at that guy, always very just tightly wound. As a very tightly wound kid written. You do anything to counteract the Lincoln. Why drank off my twenties and then I go away to view the common position of one way or the other than I and then after that. Well, I guess I did. I think I think the

there, you get the less energy. You have to really be that tightly wow all the time, because it just requires an enormous amount of its a good way to put a positive spent on aging, and I just want to get the IRA to not on Sunday? How do you feel about it? How do you, because you we both we both hit the same milestone last year, right leg for two, I'm twenty eight. How do you forever? No, it's weird I mean, especially with Dexter I started. I was thirty four five and adjust oh yeah. It keeps going faster. It does keep going faster, while you're, not all them again, deftly now young, yet no in between part right now. When I at the existence period Yes, exactly exactly the everyday life of things. Was until you get to about thirty. Eight, where you go, there's an

and point, and I think I m a halfway there. You know like that sort of a bizarre existence, because when you in your the all the way up until now, thirty five, you really just everything feels infinite I think in terms of your purse active on time, you're so much closer to your death. Even if you live to be ninety yeah, in terms of the percentage that you have left and how much you know you're, not a man while the other yeah, but then all All those things restart going ocean, I guess I'd better, not you! it very precious about not just wasting time, because it sort of like I really better. If there are things I want to do, I should always do those while I'm still capable, I just keep work and Chris familiar a lot of things. I want to do our work things. Jonah Melick, going the appellation trail, which sounds fucking, awesome yeah, that's not a waste.

Not at all, are you gonna? Are you gonna camp along the way? If yeah, it's like seven days and yeah, we'll be throughout is it? Is it a relatively carved path that you, or is it honestly, says the plans are materializing as we speak, so I don't know exactly what its have yet. The appalachian trail is definitely feel a bit on its visa. We're not Lewis and Clark. Anything? I know man? I wish there was a verb toy Lewis and Clark that mantra I just I just my own role there, you can do it. They would area It is now ten years after the virgin yeah, Democracy Hall, eight three of his compatriots, while on a policy on back into the radio voice. Again, have you thought and Lewis and Clark. The third know every thought about: what we thought about like you used use planning mister. You never know yet. I did

But that was even an option of dislike. Are you just go on the appellation trail right right? Well, that's the fair yeah! I mean you say you don't waste time when you get older and that's true, but then Europe than your left would like. Okay. So what is and isn't a waste of time your whole, your hold your whole idea like if I just sit around all day, that's wasting time, but if you sit around all day and you're in the middle of nature and your dear building something or you're doing something fun and experiencing at another than that's not wasting time and still no, it's not all away everything's await. After all winter time, Raina. I think we're killing time, You kill time murder success this is even mean anything something. A guy told me once that doesn't even mean anyway, you kill time you murder, success. I want you to kill and time you not do anything productive. Therefore, you don't succeed, anything there for you, murder success, how many lines of code to beg. I finish before he told you last night you may I don't think that's why I think that's a particular line and I think that's a coastline. Anything can be,

Companies have you said enough fastened and found no, no, no! No! It's time you telling them two hundred times Hetty type Petty get up. Eddie asked yes, operators. You just keep saying Tom Parry when you're on Coke. That's my theory of cocaine. If you do it enough times, you will end up in a bathroom Talkin about Tom, petty was Sunday Arena my line of newsroom, it's so nice to hear an sort of opinions on the news that having to cope with it, but they give you what you are doing: cocoa, the right kind of service, more meaningful newsroom. Have you ever done? It now mean either to read your great drug. I don't want to If there are great, since there are no everything else, everything else about, it is the worst there doing oven? That's why people love ingress? People can't get away how they are. It is no doubt that there may be refreshing. It's a terrible draw. Now I mean

the more it destroys people's lives. It gets better. It probably early inversely proportional to the amount that it will destroy the religious wars over about it is for you, ve ever done in a bunch, yeah yeah sure for a long time but Dunkirk about what are you, like, I, coke, yeah more same just just. I have a lot of ideas. It's like its everything is when you're on cook and it's it's you're about to figure everything out here: you're, just never there yet you're, always just yet, but doesn't have you feel like when you talk when you don't go to friends of that, you feel it. If you just keep on doing, can keep on talking. You're gonna get your yadda could have a feeling you have about suspense. Just like you, Google and we're gonna fuckin, I'm ever heard of this guy. I know you with that of part of it. You know, let's do a coke episode,

never we all take right. You be prosecuted for emphasising its gross, you know and like them with the more you don't look and the more you feel you can drink, and so that's like me, who makes the next even worse, I would die, I would instantly die. I can't even drink a cup of coffee. I can even drink coffee, this decay, I can't if I drink, calf unaided coffee you would have, admitted and, as you don't yoga, I already did. I mean you're, one of those people that doesn't need gothic. There are those people I like transatlantic heavy, but that's about it. I think about all the other stuff. You can get done by someone you think about what you do if you're not saying I just started making. What's the last forty eight hours that extra three I was asleep, you good, not sleeping you just did so much to do with us now got a very special adviser, notices,

It's a rational and bold face. It'll, never have undergone, knows and vigour, something crackling over each other, even more we're just gonna guy, but tomorrow we may get it, but Emily, like all you do not get like german allowances. Will I get in tune? Well, do like the gulf in the middle of us and, above all, be tabled then what yeah I don't know. I didn't feel like there was a lot of listening on that Jim cares escape from recent elk. Ass member says about cocaine. He says it gives you diary of the mouth, but constipation of the brain. It s not a pretty slot on didn't. We but he is not the one who was talking about murdering time now, not a thousand thousand internet. I am ye even try You ve got enough about about saying that we talk over each other every day in this area a chorus of separate ideas, albeit exe. At the same time encounter point.

There's a lot of no. No! No! Yes! Yes, today we're gonna be lotta statements about tomorrow, we're gonna contradict all of those statements and have just equally is compelling arguments. The apology episode in ways that a lot of things we ve never like a fool apology episode, I feel that every episode, an apology for the come down the signal. If we left of the things I ve said Adam, you would have to what are you talking about? I never had anything! You better that I won't. I didn't you because you know the bank. Has you don't know this, but there was a recent episode, the one where Peter Fair, was on and you guys did this whole show when I took a walk into his car and you Chris, going to edit that I just for. I cut out a second of something that Jonah said. So it sounded edited knife. While you have to put me I don't know how to get at it

knowing me, it was probably really funny family on the fact that there are no fan favorites anymore. Either are not me and she s so welcome. We think by near its just observed, Wesley per second legal certainty, listener now got all that. So did you ever just reviewed this for the aid we started to focus on that shit? You will focus on that's up to you d be club, do yeah go online and read stuff you not. I don't. I try not now you get out, but if somebody put something in front of my face What do you think they do? You really know we're gonna go, oh my god. Can you believe what this present set about? You like why rigid yeah I lose respect for those people near their Jonah at any event? Email is one excited the house this morning that I wonder what the mechanism. Israel, like I think people like being noted, is people

it gives them a certain sense of significance if they deliver that thing to you right, go look at this, I'm helping you are like now just ruin my day. Did you see that term? picture of you. It was a really bad here, I'll pull it up here and I it was Oh, it's really bad! It's bad luck! It are you a relatively pie. The person. Do you think no know, a you know that I'm a pessimist. Now I got. I guess. I think I think I guess what called the Meda sort of pessimistic buffer shared, but I must hold on to some sort of. MS on that I dont totally own up to share for fear of my dreams being squat. Yet That is the present. Something gives it because I think, partake

with performers, you know. No, you been working for the last thirteen years, a significant chunk of your performing life. There was rejection, and maybe there are still forms of rejection that you still experience now. If there are the things you want to do, they know we're gonna whatever, and so I think not only do we condition to accept that, but it definitely allows you to control the and when you like, what is all gonna go to shit anyway? This sort of The weird control thing There's some I mean that I'd like to believe that that, underneath that veneer there's more sort of hopeful nugget yet, but I do think I I do you know what is it for the best expect the worst. I guess you think that means it will get crank, ear ass we get older, or do you think that it is now time to go dad used to be a really serious kind alike in his head guy all the time and then he got older. He just like our resolve

go she in like really like our life is grades. You know like. I really hope that that's what happened a trajectory yeah, I guess you go one or two directions. I hope I hope. Ah, I think I fantasize like dissidents being some sort of release associated with old age before the fire. Right right. You don't want the butler yeah forever somersaults. What's like that, it's like that scene over there there was a look like you. Shall I tell you cut throat, and I guess I think I don't know what he did, Thank God. You know that guy, just that. My group is that guy that selling us, wherever you guys like you been in there. I really do hope that the case, like that Jason Robot, speech and parenthood worry say. Mr Martin, like you're, never cross an offence,

line you're, never spite the touchdown ball that always that depressed me. So much as cruel. Really do hope that there is that, like maybe we're just not condition. That's gonna, like he's talking about conversations on cocaine, Are you called dub? What what have I am? Life is cocaine right. Banks was earnings, you wanted to promote, replied why before really wanna promotes obey, kill your darlings immovable yet comes out in October. Excellent, it's it's get into bed. I worry about the a seminal event during the forming of the bee generation? Remarkably, a story that hasn't been told until now. Based on its your story, it's really a and my character is not really a spoiler produced. A first round of the friends of the film die So I turned the tables on myself. I was fun cool nice and that has to be wolden invent some way or another. No you're gonna do like some

really silly. You know from come some kind of come you're gonna do something like that low extinct, silly in light yeah yeah, but bulgarian on it. The idea. How do I do I mean this is welcome reasonably silly it is it is. We try to have some substance to it. I just there is just want to say. For the listeners at home. That's the noon! every day that might have been the silliest thing that ever happened on his back and done with so stoic just hold on. That's actually sounds like a Geiger commercial, sillier than Michael see Hall doing arm fired. Must be a comic Ganz is road is carbon muttering. Your panel does, I believe, he's grain from the showbiz bay. You're from showbiz erupts, gray, Hollywood Babylon

for the comecon, and things are going on, and I hope you hope here tonight you're welcome. I check all your hands, but it was just on my arm is discovered and armpits wedged. I just remembered. I met you last year, Sir someone's party with Bench war too, is offering how wherever he went along you. Could parliament no data? I love. I have you done it snow Pancho before I have he's a horrifying. I just you know many. I was the go to burst into here's and masturbate guy? My first thing- I've been there on your right? Am I freight transport to show what show the end thanks guys, that was awesome husband. Thanks man I'll be right. There I just I don't know if you're really hoping you like your hand, because affecting those hon. Now leaving noticed dot com

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