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AI covers anything now.

Dude, AI did it.

AI did 9-11.

And that,

dude, and that's what we're not talking about.

And that's what we're finally talking about.

1950s baby body.

The calves of Taylor Smith.

The calves will be kind of duty.

But the

calves will be

a big cabinet.

The big eyebrows of Travis.

We're going to do some TikTok videos today, Jimmy.

We're putting some content on our business.

On that shit again?

Let's go to the coffee bean.

What the fuck is a TikTok?

Central Perk.

That's what I called your dick, a tick-tac.

Dana?

Yes.

Look at this.

I've got a dark room.

You've got a bright room.

Well, I can darken it.

No, no, we're really shaking stuff up.

We got to keep them guessing.

I had my porn star look last week, and now I'm going to.

Look at my plant.

Plants a hit, dude.

Water it all the time.

A lot of comments on it.

Plants a hit.

What about my Superman?

Still a medium hit.

But yeah.

I don't really need this much light.

I feel like I'm using too much light, you know?

No, I know.

I'm

down mixing things up and shaking shit up.

So it's a little dark behind me in this studio.

You're in a dungeon.

And if you turn the lights off, it'd be pitch black.

No, my legs are chained right now.

So I can't escape.

But we got Nick Kroll.

We've had Nick Kroll before.

We think he's funny as shit.

And I want to riff with him and fuck him.

Funny mother.

Shut your mouth.

And

he's got,

let me see,

Big Mouth, of course,

huge show on Netflix, the animated show.

He's got adults, which is on FX.

He's producing that on FX.

I'm going to ask him about that.

And he has a special out, and he's just a good guy to really mostly just have laughs with.

Yes, totally.

People want information, but they also want some laughs.

Yeah, he's, you know, there are comedians who are sort of quiet or thoughtful.

He's one of those that just like, you know, he wants to run with anything.

Just run with thing, be funny.

And by the way, we fancy ourselves as sort of, you know, intellectuals and father figures in some ways.

So if you want to ask us questions about life.

Oh, yeah, that's right.

You can always ask us questions.

We'll answer them on the non-guest show, I think.

But ask weird ones because we don't want simple.

We want complicated ones.

We don't mind

sex life,

you know, financial issues, relationship issues, anxiety and depression.

That's all very popular right now.

Hilarious.

Fly on the wall at odyssey.com is what I hear.

Fly on the wall, one word, lowercase at odyssey.com.

Great.

And we'll give you, we'll hand you off to Nick Kroll.

You don't hear me now.

Fuck.

Now he sounds sounds incredible.

I have time for one more question.

I couldn't afford that, Mike.

So I got this stand-up mic.

What's nice is there's a weight.

So, you know what I mean?

You know, you feel like you don't have that heavy weight holding a microphone.

It's nice.

I've got that here.

We've got a lot of money.

Is it heavy?

It looks heavy.

Yeah.

I mean,

I'm not going to even go to the gym after this.

No, but Nick, this is a real story related to this.

When I do stand-up, you ever seen a stand-up stand like this?

It's because I'm using a little fulcrum because the mic's getting too heavy and pulling on my leg.

That's how much I push you on.

It's unreal.

Yeah.

Okay.

And now I'm just going to raise.

I want you guys to see I'm going to raise it.

I've got a urine test kit that I'm going to use to raise the

just to give you a little more.

That'll do it.

Right.

Let's put it right on my head.

That's going to do it.

That's going to do it.

That's your famous.

That's going to do it.

Why?

That's the thing is rhythms never go away because

there's nothing funny about someone saying, gotta do it.

There's no reason.

There's no joke.

There's no twist.

It's the song.

It's the song.

That's going to do it.

Actually,

the hook is just, it's like a chorus of a song, like a hooky song.

Not going to.

Okay,

I'll do this for Nick because it's,

it, you know, you have bits in your act that get way bigger laughs than they should, and it's almost mysterious.

This is George Bush Sr.

going off a high dive, so I'm walking up to the front of the stage, gonna do it, gonna do it.

Then I look down, I go, not gonna do it.

And the laugh is so monstrous, it almost makes me mad.

Are you do you have that?

Are you jealous of some of your jokes?

I like good question,

jealous of them.

Well, I'd like to have more.

Some jokes are funnier than me.

Is that what you're saying?

Yeah, kind of.

And you're like, you're kind of like, fuck, I wish I, yeah, I wish I was as funny as my jokes.

I think, yeah, like, like when you get jokes at work all the time, you go, I wish they were all like this.

Yeah.

Well, I'm just doing sounds now, and I was going to ask you about that.

Just noises.

I'm just, well, I'll just do

Biden or Trump for 20 minutes, or I'll do Red, Red, Necky.

I just not really into regular stand-up as much.

Like, you know, like when you, and I have this relate, I'm more into just giving them what they want

because I'm a whore and

I'm lazy.

I'm a lazy whore.

But

so, but it's fun.

It's fun because that's what you do with friends.

You don't really set up long form bits with friends.

It's all kind of noise.

Do you not do observational jokes with your friends?

Do you kind of point out the small things in life that are funny and talk to them about that?

Not in a way that gets them laughing really hard compared to in high school, the Volkswagen Bug, all my friends are stone and I'm doing an impression of the water polo coach and I'm winding it down for 10 minutes.

I've never gotten people to laugh that hard.

Well, why do dogs look out the window when they're driving?

What are they thinking?

What are they thinking?

I guess I can run really fast now.

I have been at dinner or lunch and I start to say something about the butter being hard and someone always goes, is this your act?

Yeah.

And I go, yes.

Leaning in is good.

So I was going to ask you, like, when we talked to you last time,

this is like an exclamation point in podcasting.

You said, oh, people want really, really kind of personal confessional stuff.

Mm-hmm.

And you did that special.

And now you're still doing out there doing stand-up.

Have you evolved into another style?

You're doing it.

You loved it.

I've retreated back.

I've retreated back away from the personal stuff.

I was not rewarded enough for sharing.

That's true.

Mayday, Mayday, Mayday.

Pullback.

No Emmy nomination,

you know, medium response.

So I just was like, let's go back to.

broad characters separated from self observations about nothing to do with me let's put that wall back up let's build

that's a podcast high five.

Like,

why, you know, because the people they still, we got to go back to square one.

It is, you want to make them helpless with laughter, right?

Ultimately, yes, you don't want to be like a science, you know, high school science teacher or something, or you know, but there was that.

There were great comedians, Hannah Gatsby and so forth.

They're doing more of a one-man show.

Rest in Power, Rest in Power to Hannah, now gone these now many years.

Yes, yes,

rest in power.

What does that mean?

I like it.

That's, I don't know.

Some at some point there became an alt on rest in peace that became rest in power.

So, oh, oh, oh, rest in power.

That's great.

Yeah.

That's my new special.

I say instead of right on, I say left on.

I don't know what it means, but like you're kind of, I always see you as especially gifted at being balls out funny, like aggressively, rhythmically, loudly, extra funny.

So we got a real crossfire here with Spain.

Yeah, I'm the other side.

Well, David has his own genius.

Here's what I did last night, Nick, for being personal, because my mom fell and she's got this huge bruise in her face.

And I go, My mom, poor mom, you know, when they get older and now, she falls straight down like building seven now.

She doesn't even put her hands out.

It's like borderline political.

But they all kind of booed me.

And I'm like, don't

think of the 9-11 part of that.

Think of my poor mom.

Right.

That's what you are.

So you feel like you went personal and they rejected it simply because you made a 9-11 joke.

And I say back to goofy jokes because you can't handle it.

You can't handle it.

You can't handle it.

I mean, you did do a full hour on 9-11.

I feel like you did.

I said 9-11, conspiracy or reality.

What does that mean?

I go, I don't know.

It sounds kind of hooky.

Do you guys want to know my old, do you want to hear my old 9-11 joke?

Yeah, of course.

Of course

the lesson from 9-11

what was it show up late to work yeah don't be afraid to

go like that one guy

the lesson of 9-11 is nickname it 7-11 so it doesn't seem so dark and just more twisted yeah 7-11 almost got caught in the crosswalks it was too close yeah it was like what'd you say oh 7-11.

Hey, you know what?

I heard, I heard building three was already dynamited.

Dynamited.

We got an expert here.

You know what?

The laziest conspiracy theory.

Yeah.

I saw they had a couple guys with plungers walking around like this.

But I will say

that I did tell someone that they go, this young lady is really big on 9-11.

So if you want to talk, she gets into it.

So I said, oh.

Something like, oh,

did you not think the planes caused the explosions?

Or you thought it was already set up with dynamited?

And she goes,

she goes, oh,

you thought there were planes?

I go, oh my God, we're going back a step.

There's no plane.

She's like, that's so funny.

You probably thought that, though.

I go, I did.

Yeah.

I go, what else is it?

She goes, smears.

Literally thought those were digital cops.

You can do that now with AI, no problem.

AI covers anything now.

Dude, AI AI did it.

AI did 9-11.

And that,

dude, and that's what we're not talking about.

And that's what we're finally talking about.

No one's scared.

We're not.

I'm going to tell you about the moment because I think we talked about it last time where you were like next level funny.

Please.

Like, like went to this thing that really made me laugh hard.

And it was just.

I think I was doing Trump.

I was, we were at the Largo.

Yeah.

And then I was Trump talking to Kim Jong-un.

And then you were kind of, you got in this thing of like, maybe it kind of turns him on.

So you're doing like, oh, you're doing like Kim Jong-un kind of being flirty and sort of being turned on by Trump's attacks.

Sure.

It was very quick and aggressively committed to.

So anyway, that's all I got.

Thank you.

Well, I appreciate that.

I think, so we're all done now.

I think we've covered.

We got us.

We got all the.

Does it look like we're done?

Yeah, we done.

Are you kidding?

Notes, guy.

Good lord.

I see.

You've done too much.

We can't.

I don't cover errors.

There's too many shows, too much stuff.

Too much stuff.

Can we, can I?

I can't help but say I see something in the studio chat that feels like

something here.

Oh, breaking news or something?

Oh, Taylor Swift and Travis the football guy are engaged.

What a good news, man.

Well, the football guy.

Tom Broca.

Travis Taylor and the football guy.

Taylor Swift and the football guy are engaged today.

Ring

first comes love, then comes marriage.

How do we finish that one?

You know what?

Nice, nice timing.

Where's the Epstein list?

There we go.

Nice distraction, Taylor.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Taylor holding.

Epstein's going to come out of witness protection and Jeffrey's going to marry them because he's in witness protection.

By the way, I thought they were engaged sort of already, but if this was a year ago, I would have been more shocked, But it feels like time, right?

Right.

Well, and this is breaking news because this podcast will come out in like a week.

Six months.

Yeah.

So, like,

oh, it's not Thursday.

When people listen to this on Thursday, it's Nick cut the line.

They'll know we're hearing this for the first time.

We're not, we don't have

you when you heard this.

I was here.

So, what's your blink on it?

Yeah, what's your blink on it?

Um,

I think it's a great day for white America.

I'll say say that first off.

Whitey catches a break.

Who's white?

And I will say, I watched

Happy Gilmore 2

and I saw Travis Kelsey.

He's shirtless in it.

And my take was like, he's got like 1950s movie star body.

You know what I mean?

It's not like definition.

It's just sort of,

it's like a strong big man.

Yeah.

Harry.

It's like Charlton Heston, kind of.

yes, and he had that kind of haircut, too.

Yeah, yeah, listen, it was all working for me, yeah, right?

Yeah, that's I like any guy from any era.

Well, let's just

go back to the

bottom of the bottom to have you go took place in the 50s.

I didn't understand what happened.

Yeah, I missed the 50s guys with their shirts off.

That was Fonzie.

Fonzie never took his shirt off if you guys didn't know.

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Okay.

All right.

Okay.

Taylor and Travis.

Okay.

She

is not a huge pop star, does not have a billion dollars.

He is not a superstar football player, doesn't do TV commercials, but they meet in a small town, have the chemistry.

Do they get married?

For sure.

Yeah.

They wouldn't have waited this long.

Yeah, no, they would have been married.

They would have been married like eight or nine years ago.

They would have been

teetering.

Yeah, they would have squanked out two kids and

they would be teetering on divorce.

And definitely some local town affair has a happening.

Having troubles, yeah.

Yes.

Some grumbles and some whispers.

Engaged in 2011.

The marriage happens a year later, and there's a baby two weeks after that.

Right.

So there.

Listen, what is the, what kind of brand deals is the kid going to get?

Oh, that's exciting.

That's exciting to think about.

Yeah.

That is a good question.

You guys should ask someone that on the podcast.

I'm going to start buying ideas

of like possible names.

I'm panicking.

I just keep trying to push off.

what the brand deal is for the baby.

I just want to buy the TikTok and make them buy it off me or something.

Well, I wonder, yeah, you should get you, so we have to guess what the kid's name's going to be, Travis.

And does Oprah

go to the wedding?

Does Oprah go to the wedding?

Does Prince Harry go to the wedding?

Does Prince, the artist formerly known as, go to the wedding?

Rest in power.

Rest in Prince.

Rest in Prince.

Does Prince Harry, does Prince Harry go?

And Megan doesn't, because she's got another wedding that weekend.

does megan call him prince uh and maybe megan is stuck in the jam like you know winnie the poo

she sells

that one back i don't get it

i get it

megan markles pantsless walking around santa barbara holding a honey like a jam jar yeah selling it on the median yeah yeah selling it in santa barbara in the middle yeah in the median yeah down by the little village.

26.

Yeah, wondering if Schwarzenegger is going to stop to buy some jam.

And Dana, what would that sound like?

What kinds do you have?

Yeah, do you have strawberry?

You got hockey berry, raspberry, my favorite

jam.

Why is it your favorite?

Because I like the way my voice sounds when I see

hackleberry.

A lot of people don't carry hockey.

My favorite Tom Sawyer story.

And the Matt Taylor and the Travis that, you know, he's the football player.

I love when he states that

current events now.

He's like in the park star, and they get married and had the baby, and the baby goes on tour with them.

Goes on tour

in the football games in the back seats.

Yeah, like blue ivy.

The baby's going to be out there.

Megan,

wearing

huge noise cancelling it

and code play

you doing it more than me.

Yeah,

it's still

just like really chew on it, you know.

You don't even know what he's saying anymore.

Yeah, just noise,

just sounds too many decibels.

The baby's microphone poppings,

too much volume.

The baby's gonna have long blonde hair and the muscles of the football guy.

1950s baby body.

Calves of Taylor Smith.

The calves will be kind of puny, but the

calves will be like

the baby's calves.

The big eyebrows of Travis.

Slightly receding in the corners, slightly but not totally Still attractive.

Yeah.

The biggest lips of Taylor.

The Delta will be a little bit like me, because you know, I get around sometimes.

Everybody knows about the extra baby.

I made one baby with the housekeeper.

Everybody goes crazy.

Are we still talking about this kid?

Who are we talking about?

Fuck this fucking extra baby I had.

Yeah,

let me tell you something.

That's what he says before he talks.

Let me tell you something.

Let me tell you.

You know, I can't tell you.

Foobah was a big hit.

Football was a big hit.

Is there a show?

Fubar, wasn't the name of his show?

Fubarah.

Oh, yeah, that's his show, yeah.

Fubar was a big hit all over the world.

It's canceled seasons.

Yeah, but two seasons.

Yeah,

we felt two seasons.

Two seasons.

Read it and weep.

We got out like Seinfeld on top.

Tommy Fred Armason,

two seasons.

Why Fred Armison?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Oh, you think you're so special, Fred Armason, with your eight seasons of Portland here?

Two seasons of Fubar.

Yeah.

Netflix.

Read it and go make a sketch with Bill Hader.

Yeah.

And then call me.

I'll tell you if it's funny.

Go to your well-observed.

Portland wrong, and no one noticed.

Nobody noticed.

Go to your well-observed documentary parodies, Fred Amerson with Pilated.

Two seasons, Fortune Feimster, Fubar, Netflix around the world.

Our decision.

Fortune Feimster.

Feimster is my greatest reference so far on this podcast.

His wife.

He pulls out Fortune Feimstar.

Fortune's in Fubar.

She's on FUBAR.

She was in FUBAR.

We spent a lot of time together in Toronto.

Yeah.

We'd really laugh and mix it up.

She does bits, but she can also relate at dinner.

Two minutes later, drama acting.

Have you made a fortune, fortune?

She would laugh so hard at my goofy attempts.

She's in my fortune 500.

I could create goofar in the makeup room and say, Hey, fortune, maybe you need some more rouge.

She would fall out of a makeup chair,

fall into a little baby girl.

Two seconds later, I'm strapped to a tank.

And this is also a goofar.

A goofar.

Here's more goofar for you and then casual observations.

There's nothing I can't do.

I was the governor and now I'm on stand-up gofars all over the country.

It's me, Fortune,

Tom Papa, making bread.

Follow me with a camera.

I'm a real clip farm.

It's a goofar, a goofar along.

People can sing to the measure of goofars that come out of the orifices of the audience.

They call me goofar.

Qaddafi

because I'm killing

all the time.

Is that his name?

All right.

What's the show?

The show is.

What show are you here to promote?

Adults.

I'm here, I guess.

Guys, this is a real reach for all of us.

Okay.

Adults came out months ago.

Okay.

They said, do you want to come back and do Dana?

I know.

I'm glad you came back.

That was great.

I said, absolutely.

I have nothing.

We can talk about adults, the TV show.

Let's talk about that first.

Okay, great.

Why not?

You guys have watched all eight.

So

let's talk episode five particularly.

Yes.

Or six.

Yes, that when was julia fox chloe has a

has a crisis with her boyfriend you did okay so yes chloe is so close it's so fair to just assume one of the characters name is a crisis chloe okay chloe is in a crisis but zoe okay right

um

there is an episode that julia fox did she did chicken

yeah see

you just know shows by who you've someone if a guest star has either you've slept with or jerked off to a guest star, you've you know that episode is that true.

She was an uncut jams.

She was.

That movie rocks.

Uncut James is a real nail biter.

But here's my question for you, and this is all about adults and FX.

How the fiak

does everyone get access to shows?

Because we go around with our friends going, hey, see anything on live streaming that's a good show?

Yeah.

You know, seeing anything?

Because it's like so much content.

So that's the task.

So

the show's great.

How do we get people to watch it?

Yeah, how do you get off the ground?

I think in this case, you know, it's a show about kids in their early 20s in New York, and we cast really incredibly funny cast.

In their 40s.

They're all in their 40s.

They're all.

Like Greece.

Yeah.

They're all in their late 40s.

They're English.

playing 22-year-olds.

It's so funny.

It is so funny how you watch old movies, too, and you're like, that person, you know what I mean?

You're like watching, I remember watching like, it's like Jimmy Stewart.

And this is a, I didn't mean to do this, but I'm realizing I'm doing it.

And he's supposed to be playing like an early 30s bachelor.

And you're like, you're,

you're maybe 55 at this point.

No one questioned anything.

And what would that sound like if Jimmy Stewart was living in an apartment with a bunch of people in her early 20s?

I know, Danny.

You didn't bite on this yet.

Go.

I know.

I didn't want to be too greedy.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, what are you all up to today?

Let's go to the park.

What are we doing here?

I'm 27 years of age.

I don't want to live.

We were doing things.

We're going to do some TikTok videos today, Jimmy.

We're putting some content on

that shit again.

Let's go to the coffee bean.

Yeah.

What the fuck is a TikTok?

Central Park.

That's what I called your dick, a tick-tac.

Jimmy Stewart was 47 in It's a Wonderful Life when he played kind of a college kid in the beginning of the movie.

Right.

Yeah.

The makeup's a joke.

The past movies in the past are a fucking joke.

A joke.

Pull them.

And all the people that have made them are pricks and jokes.

Rest in pricks, you fucking shut.

There you go.

Hey, guess what?

Yeah.

Analog television was pretty sweet visually to people.

When I first went on Johnny Carson, because I only see him on a blurry analog television, I was like, holy shit, this guy's had a couple cocktails and got some sun.

Yes.

It was like, right.

I won't do that one.

Sorry.

I shut my show.

Nick Crones, I guess.

He's got a show called Adults on a network called FX.

Did you hear of X yet?

I guess you should.

Nick, I have a quiz for you.

Yes.

You played Gunther in Sing.

Yeah.

And who played rosita whoa hard-hitting questions jesus i was not ready for this um

do you guys know i mean what's amazing right now is i am genuinely blanking on now the name i found reese witherspoon it was reese witherspoon yeah it's reese witherspoon and did you sing with her or did you do it separately We, you know, I just kept saying, let's get in the booth together.

Let's just find the character together.

One booth, a small booth.

People are never together with those things.

We did a lot of big mouth together early on before the pandemic.

And you can feel, you really do feel the difference when you're recording together, I would say.

But I, no,

we sang separately.

We sing, speaking of the newly engaged Taylor.

You sang Taylor Swift and the one I saw.

Yeah, I sing Shake It Off.

Yeah, that's a good one.

Lovely auto-tune.

I find it easier to sing in character than I do as myself.

Do you guys know what I'm saying?

Yes.

I didn't know it was you when I clicked on it.

I was like, I don't know if this is him and it was you.

I stay up too late.

Yeah, I can only sing like Neil Young.

Do you think you'll sing at the wedding or whatever?

Will you sing at Neil Young's funeral?

Yeah, that's what I was getting at.

Hey, hey, my, my.

No, you just say, hey, hey, bye-bye, and then you walk away.

Hey, man daryl hanna and neil young sitting in a tree there's they're looking at this news going copycats yeah do you think that they're do you think that he's bringing her something that like a morning ambrosia and uh finding out that taylor and travis are engaged are they not engaged

who Hannah and no, they're married, I believe.

Oh, they are?

And they, do you think they're up in a tree?

So how much are they going to chat about it today?

Yeah.

They have houses sort of around the continent.

So

they take Neil's motorhome and they just drop.

Let's go to Toronto and they drive across the country.

Yeah.

And then she's, but she's got to get into a water tank before too long, right?

Or she

because of Splash.

That's not.

Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

15, I don't know for sure.

This is one of our records.

I knew immediately what you were going for.

I like Splash.

She was great in that movie.

What a great movie.

Christ's sakes.

Tommy Hanks killed it in that one.

Have you seen PTA's new movie?

Because Maya is in Big Mouth.

Yes.

I love the.

Thank you for connecting the dots for me.

I have not.

I've seen the trailer.

I can't fucking wait.

Have you seen it?

What movie?

Did you say

Paul Thomas Anderson's movie?

It's like, don't fucking stop.

It's called like Never Not Moving.

I can't remember what it is.

Leonardo Decapitated is DiCaprio is in that, right?

He always gets everybody cool in it, whoever he wants.

Yep.

And then it's

and he's got who else is in that.

Maya, Maya's in Big Mouth.

Maya plays

my mom in Big Mouth, and also The Hormone Monstrous and a lot of other characters and is

has won now like four or five Emmys for that.

Has she really?

Yeah, yeah.

What about what about your she's an Emmy magnet?

That one.

She will, and ironically, that Big Mouth playing that Connie character was her first Emmy, which is crazy.

Before SNL?

Before winning for SNL?

No.

Kamala.

Her Kamala, as that we went on, by the end, it was like just spectacular.

Yeah.

It's it's uh she's a score machine.

She is.

She's a critic-proof.

Critic-proof home run hitter,

non-stop funny.

Too bad.

Too bad PTA can't direct his way out of a fucking cardboard box.

He couldn't direct a colony of ants to a melting Hershey bar.

He couldn't direct an old lady out of traffic.

Jesus Christ, he couldn't direct a cop who's directing traffic to a place where there's even more traffic.

All right.

He couldn't direct him undercooked.

He couldn't direct himself out of a paper bag if someone put him in one and need the directions to get out of it.

Laura explained.

I loved it.

I loved it.

I loved every minute of it.

Loved everybody.

He's a genius.

I wanted to just say this, because this is the final season of Big Mouth, and it's out now.

And it's like everything else you got

with the PR thing,

which people forget.

It's sort of never been anything done like it.

God damn right.

Funny.

Hey, let's do a cartoon about kids going through puberty.

Oh, okay, we'll make it G.

No,

let's go right at it.

Let's go right at it.

And so, was there any, did the, like when you pitched it to Netflix, or how did it come about?

And when they knew that you were going to go adult with it, and yet it's a, it's sort of, it's charming on a kid level too, in a way, but go ahead.

Thank you.

Well, I love that.

Kids love it.

Well, what was we made it for ourselves?

It was not originally, we didn't think of it as something that like weirdly that kids would, we're really making it for our people to make us laugh and our friends laugh.

And it was, it, and they really let us go.

I'll say what I, you were talking about streaming and how people watch stuff.

What I will say is we got in making Netflix at a

big mouth at Netflix at a very specific moment in time.

We were like the 33rd show that they made or something like that.

And they didn't have a lot and they were really trying to make their name and they really let us do.

anything we wanted and constantly encouraged us to push because they were in a moment where they were like, we need, we need to make waves and we're in this new form and format.

So just go nuts.

They never stopped us from doing anything.

I mean, a few jokes that we were like, fair enough, like truly disgusting things.

I was going to ask you if there were things where someone or even you guys said, ah, maybe that's too much.

Yeah, we definitely had like.

that, you know, there are different stages when you're making an animation where you've got like your radio play, you're hearing it, then eventually an animatic, like where it's a black and white sort of rough cut of what it's going to look like.

And then the color.

So sometimes you don't know until color when, like, a hormone monster is pulling a tiny thermometer out of a sick little dick, and a little bit of blood spurts out of the sick little hormone monster's dick.

Yeah,

that when

you see that,

you agree with Netflix that maybe that is a little too much for air.

But was Ted Seranos in the room when you pitched this filth?

He was not in that room, but he was very aware and very, and he was at the season eight finale he came um and was sitting right behind me and it was like hearing him laugh like a that's the thing with ted when you're when we were pitching the show ted really is like a comedy fan like he loves it so super fan yeah and so when he so when you like when we were like this is what we want to do he was like all in um and and and there was nothing else there were no other streamers so like we were we really got to come out got to do whatever we want and there was so other little competition that that we really were able to make a splash similar to Daryl Hanna.

Eating a, you know, what else I think about from Splash is her eating the lobster with the shell on.

That's the other thing that always sticks with me when I think about Splash.

Why would she eat another sea animal?

That's what's fucked up about the movie.

That's really fucked up.

Yeah, and that was fucking Ron Howard, right?

That was fucking Ron Howard.

Ron Howard went in there with his fucking happy day vibes.

Yeah.

oh Mr.

Ruined the fucking mermaid Mr.

Smiles and meanwhile you never even seen the Fonz dick once on that show.

Right.

Hey Darrell, shove that lobster in your puss.

Yeah, put it in

one take.

Let's see if it'll work.

We won't even use it.

Look at Henry Winkler.

I got him to put one of the lobster claws up his butt.

The other one's clipped onto the front of his balls.

He's still saying a

tested hot

happy days were not so fucking happy.

All right.

So, enough with the jingles.

All right.

Gary Marshall, go do some other fucking show.

Go make another show.

And maybe even I did a short, a funnier die sketch.

I don't want to name drop.

I don't want to name drop, but I did a funnier die sketch with Penny Marshall.

And it was.

Well, I was going to do Laverne and Shirley next because that's where we're going to.

Yeah, please.

But I want to hear your story.

You did a thing with Penny Marshall.

I'm doing a thing, a funnier die sketch with Penny Marshall, and we're in a garage in larchmont hancock park uh in holding uh and she's just smoke still smoking cigarettes in a in a closed garage and i i loved it what and what and what would that sound like dano i don't know penny marshall action no i don't know what we should do i'm doing gary shanlin sorry god rest both their souls rest in um rest in

uh the fifth dimension but anyway whatever you know what were we doing oh splash eating the thing yeah anyway so back to uh big mouth and let's go back quickly i'm just gonna keep this moving around let's go back to adults it's on fx it's on fx but it then it goes to hulu what where everybody's watching

really it goes

i didn't know they had a kind of a

yeah fx to hulu so you watch um

and and that really i will say so we have these young kids in the show it really required social media to like embrace it to watch and and it really did work on social media like the like kids on tick tock and instagram all those people were like watching it but it's what's hard is it's not clear that they're watching the entire show if not just watching clips and sharing right like the relationships that are sort of happening and then the actors who are playing them their social media followings and then like communicating about the show integrated with the the people playing it.

It's not like, you know, when we were, when you, when we were all making, you know, like Green Acres or, you know, the Andy Griffith show, like when the three of us met doing Andy Griffith and Don Knotts sort of welcomed us in.

And

well, when Adam West invited us to do the Batman episode

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My wife's in-laws came to visit, and they're in their 80s and they're Irish.

And they didn't, they we wanted to put them up somewhere.

And so we got an Airbnb

and we went to it.

It was right in the little town, and it was spectacular.

It was just amazing.

And they loved it.

And so they had privacy in their time.

They could walk around the little town.

And we didn't have to put them up here and have someone say, Do you know, could I, where would I get a towel if I needed a towel?

You know, that kind of thing.

Where do you keep your shallaling?

Could I get a washcloth, please?

But anyway, where do you keep your potatoes?

They were really,

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What does possibility mean to you?

Um, that's a hard question.

Something that you can strive for.

I'm able to do anything I set my mind to.

You're confident in yourself and you believe in yourself.

Stuff that you could achieve.

I feel excited.

Eddie Ling is possible when you're more confident.

Shoes are a huge part of that.

They are the most important part of my style.

You can like express yourself in the right shoes.

Anything is possible.

DSW, countless shoes at bragworthy prices.

Imagine the possibilities.

Something else.

Do you know that when I used to, when I think we were doing Coneheads and, oh my God, thanks.

A couple of people remember?

Yeah.

When we were doing Coneheads, the movie.

Of course.

Wait a minute.

I just want to make an observation.

Their names were Cone Heads.

And didn't you feel like their heads were shaped like cones in a way?

Halfway through, I go, wait, is this on purpose?

I'm connecting to that.

You know what I mean?

Honey Conehead was the daughter, just so you know.

Also,

oh, yeah, Dan.

Were you in?

Sorry, you're in Coneheads, David?

Yeah.

That's why I'm pushing it.

That's why I'm on the podcast.

Well, you're pushing it.

They couldn't afford me.

They couldn't get you.

They got spaid.

You know what's funny?

I was teamed up with Michael McKeon, and he is our next guest, but on the show.

But Michael McKeon was great.

They have a Spinal Tap 2 coming out.

Yes.

And so many people from SNL were, this is a side note.

I don't think Dana was, but I would say it was like Sandler, Farley, played Connie Conan's boyfriend.

There was Aykroyd, Jane Curtin, obviously, Lorraine Newman.

And then random like Sinbad, Phil Hartman, Eleanor Jenner.

There were so many people that had parts in Conets.

Oh, still

managed to bomb.

But the point was, Dan Aykroyd said at one point, what about me and you doing

Andy Griffith show as a movie?

You can be Barney, I'd be Andy.

And I was like, that's such a funny idea.

Yeah.

And

I could see you doing that.

Yeah.

Can you do Barney Five?

Can you do it?

Yeah, there you go.

And I keep doing it.

And

how great was Don Knott's

The Andy Griffith show?

I mean, come on.

And Mr.

Furley.

He was.

I really know him.

I have to be honest.

I know him more as Mr.

Furley than I I do.

Like, I know

Horny Griffith as a, as, oh my God, Horny Dork, the ultimate horny dork.

But what about the guy before him?

The old guy that goes,

and his wife always went to fuck him.

Mr.

Yeah.

Roper.

Yeah.

Mr.

Roper.

And his wife was always horny in a mu moo.

And Roper just like now looking back, like, oh, just a closeted.

married

like not a but i remember seeing the graduate and being like what the like it was one of the first times that i was like the is mr rooper doing in the graduate oh yeah yeah right what was he doing there he was i think kind of collecting rent yeah right he's sort of the landlord

he's the rent guy when doesn't have he's the landlord of everyone in the movie to get the wife

to get the wife but i sort of liked another brilliant movie that really holds up when i'm a kid in horny I'm annoyed that Mr.

Roper, I'm like, dude, she's throwing you vibes.

Yeah, get out of here.

Like, I'm Horny.

Why?

Someone do something.

Yeah.

And Mr.

Roper shows up to collect the rent.

Now you're blue balled.

You can't even finish.

I finish when Roper walks in.

You shoot ropes.

Oh, Jesus.

What does this mean?

Oh, is hard to do?

Shooting ropes to Mr.

Roper.

What is that?

A line from your perverted show.

That kind of

ropes of blood.

That would have been on Big Mouth or something.

Yeah, that's a sick show.

That's a

good idea.

I like that sick comedy.

Yeah, you do it for adults, and then kids go, hey, hey, oh, look what we found.

This show is funny as shit.

They like that.

I saw Life of Brian as a kid.

I'm like,

oh, this is for adults.

I like it.

That was what, and I mean, that's the, we didn't quite realize with Big Mouth that that was going to be like, you know, South Park for a bunch of people.

It's like the thing you sneak away to watch or Life of Brian.

What was the thing in Life of Brian that you remember feeling like just said it was a little dirtier and I snuck in and then I was like, oh shit, there's fucking boobs in here and a lot of different stuff.

And just some of the jokes I didn't get later.

But it was like, you feel like you're seeing something you shouldn't.

Totally.

I saw Straw Dogs with Dustin Hoffman when I was like 13.

I wish I had not seen it.

What?

I don't even know what it is.

Really?

Straw Dogs.

Yeah.

I watched Hot Dog the movie.

I had an older brother show me Hot Dog the movie when I was like six or seven and was like, and I was like,

my uncle showed me that.

That was an R-rated cartoon or whatever.

No, it was an R-rated like ski movie.

It was that kind of

thing.

One of those ski movies.

Yeah, hot dog was a big deal.

That was fun.

Okay.

Yeah.

Like, I was a girl getting out of a hot tub, and you could see her boobs.

Every four minutes, there was some girl in the tight teas.

There was no comedy at all.

It's just like, wait for boobs.

Wait.

Well, you know, on my generation, we had a little thing I'd like to call Raquel Welch.

What a kill.

What do you got?

Yeah, stunning.

When you were like 16, you know, who was the sex symbol of the day?

Sarah?

Man or woman?

I, you know, I don't know.

Sure, sure.

Thank you.

Thank you for that.

Thank you, Dana.

For me, it was

Kelsey.

Trey was Travis.

Yeah.

It was Travis Kelsey.

16.

He was one years old.

I had fun seeing you when I was early on.

For me, when I was like 13, like there's a period of time where I'm watching you guys on Saturday Night Live and like Cindy Crawford is breaking.

And that was sort of like the two things that like were my sexual sexual awakening were like Cindy Crawford in a Pepsi commercial and Dana Carvey doing Ross Perot.

I know.

And I can do Ross Perot having sex for you.

Yeah, please.

Can I finish?

Can I finish one time?

Can I finish?

Can't let me finish.

I can't finish.

Can I finish right now?

Dude, this episode was shock full of shit.

That was something he would just say when,

you know, Larry King would interrupt him, but I made it into a sexual.

did you can you did you do ever do you do Larry King did you ever did you do Larry King or Roanoke Virginia yeah after a while the town sounded like uh illnesses creeping rash Minnesota you're on with rocks can't I finish my time Larry you're gonna interrupt me no they were great did you guys ever do that Larry King show that his like Larry King now produced by like Russian television did you guys ever I

was invited and I was going to go on it.

He passed away.

I was going to, because I just kind of had a lot of fondness for him.

Yeah.

But I went on his regular show.

And he was, um, he would come, you would show up before him.

He'd come in like two minutes before air.

They put the air piece in because he didn't, he wanted to be just in the moment, you know, and then he just starts asking questions.

He was very skilled.

I think I went on once with Norm, but I also think that when he walked in, he goes, Who are these guys?

I think that's McDonald's, David Spade.

What do they do?

All right, I'll just make up some shit.

Yeah, we're on the air.

We're live.

So you're doing the show you are killing it and whatever you are

ho fungus missouri you're on with no mcdonald's look out mountain

yeah um

anyway

go ahead anything else for this guy we've covered it all we've covered really

we did cover adults we did cover big mouth big mouth revolutionary show special i got adults we got uh let's see let's think about some other stuff that i can promote um we promoted saying enough history of the world part one is history

out.

History of the world part one, also out somewhere.

They're out somewhere.

The producers.

I have no involvement, but the original movie, the producers, let's promote that.

Mel Brooks.

That's probably my favorite first Mel Brooks movie.

Coneheads.

We talked about let's promote coneheads.

Let's promote

coming out on Laserdisc.

Splash.

Splash.

Let's talk about

Amazon for a podcast.

On Apple TV.

Let's talk.

What about Ackroyd's?

Ackroids, one of his alien shows.

Let's promote that.

Let's get the word out right there.

Fair enough.

Skull vodka.

Skull vodka.

Skull vodka.

Let's get the word out.

The skull vodka is the best thing you can get.

You know, the company is going to be a little bit more complicated.

Let's promote the Chiefs' new season.

The Chiefs, Travis Kelsey's football team, the Chiefs.

Taylor's got a new album coming out.

Taylor's got a new album coming out.

Of course, Happy Day is available wherever you get your

situation.

I want to review those shows.

But I'm just going to say it, guys.

But I'm personal friends with Taylor and Travis.

So I just want to be sincere for a second and say, please, right on, guys.

You're a great match.

And I wish you all the best.

I do, too.

I think I'm excited for them.

You heard it.

You're here first,

three days after it's breaking.

Yep.

Ever since I got that news, I feel like I've been off.

What's that?

When I heard that news, now I feel like I fell out of the podcast.

I've just been thinking about that.

You felt in the pocket to me, David.

So thank you.

But honestly, if this is a movie, because we've all seen a star is born in the different incarnations.

So what happens is he's a football player.

He's going to be in the Hall of Fame, blows out in a key.

He's not going to play too much longer.

And then he's at home, like, hey, you want to play some ping pong?

And she's in Malaysia playing the country.

They built a stadium.

So she's

playing the entire country.

A country residency.

He wants five babies.

She wants to tour tour on five continents.

So it's kind of like two stars.

They're going to have to get some

premarital therapy, I think.

Well, yeah, it's like what would happen if they had been the small-town versions of themselves.

Eight or nine years in, there's going to be some issues, but they figured out.

I could do the bodyguard, by the way.

She'd be good for the remake.

I mean, Travis could play her bodyguard.

I know.

Nick Kroll's been our guest today.

It was delightful.

We did

28 minutes of trading Arnold impressions.

That was a good one.

Can I tell you how, just quickly, how weird it is to try to do Arnold with you, David?

I jumped in there.

David, just great.

Everyone has an Arnold.

The code is broken.

No one's worried about accuracy.

It's too fun.

You got to jump in.

It was so fun.

I love seeing you guys.

I love your comedy.

I love doing your podcast.

Thanks for having me.

Thanks for coming back.

We're glad you're well.

Good luck with your next show.

I'm wondering if you're going to direct a movie or do another live streaming show or whatever.

I'm doing Cone Heads 2.

I'm directing Conets 2.

I'm writing it right now.

I'm writing and directing Cone Heads 2.

Okay, because I have a rough draft of Cone Heads 3.

So it'd be nice if I could see two.

I will show you.

I will send it to you.

As soon as we're done with a first cut, I'll send it to you.

Okay.

Okay.

All right.

I'm going to put that down.

I'm doing one set in Alaska called the Snow Cone, Kids.

I'm going to Alaska this week for a gig.

There we go.

I processed that.

Fucking last-second promo.

Did Juno, by the way, get

drowned or no?

Was did Juno there was like worry that there was going to be flooding?

No, is it okay?

For real.

Oh, Juno, the city.

Yes.

I don't know.

I know I'm going to Palmer.

It's outside.

Juno.

The drunk guy is doing ill-informed

topical bit.

Juno, do you know that Juno's underwater?

Did you know that

where won't you go to do a stand-up set?

Dude, I'm going.

It's gonna be funny.

I have to do it.

Do you know that

it's not

seen the movie?

Do you know that the movie Juno was

asked me, Nick?

Did you know that Juno was filmed in Juno?

Ask me what I'm going to do today.

I'll answer.

What are you going to do today?

Whatever I want.

God.

God, there we go.

This has been chock full of that movie.

Impression.

All right, I'm leaving.

All right, guys.

Thanks, guys.

Bye, guys.

Okay, well, that was Nick.

He's out now, but

God, always a crack up, man.

I love that.

I like when someone comes on, they want to screw off.

They're not so locked into the questions.

It's just like,

let's go off on so many tangents.

We don't even know what we're talking about.

Yeah, that was comedy ping pong, and it was just fun.

It was, you know, we all got into this Arnold Fest and at a given point, normally it's like, okay, one minute, this is enough.

But I love that he nope.

He just kept going.

And then you chimed in and the night went.

And I don't know how long we went, but that might be kind of close to a record for one riff on one impression between three people on our podcast.

Yeah, it's fun to, because I can't remember everything because it goes so fast, but I just remember we keep, it was, he sort of gives the green light to don't worry about what we're talking about.

Let's go off on any tangent we want just to crack up.

And, you know, we've done things like that a lot too, where we were doing Senator John Kennedy once for like 10 minutes.

Yeah.

So it is, it is very much like what comedians do in real life.

For sure.

It's like a green room talk.

Yeah, get into a rhythm and then someone sort of tops you or does something to change a little bit and then it makes you come back.

And then it's so that was really that was really fun.

You kind of get insane.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, we want to thank Nick Kroll and obviously you can see him what we talked about.

There's Big Mouth, there's all the stuff.

So adults on FX and Hulu.

That's it.

Yep.

And we'll see you guys next time and give us your questions.

And that's it.

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