0:07

money he told him for it and the rest of the cast

0:09

of mission to fix hello

0:12

we , here right in the home

0:15

stretch right between the last two

0:17

episodes episodes of course as

0:19

you now know five twenty was not

0:21

in fact the series finale of the show but

0:23

rather the first part of a two part series

0:25

finale and five twenty one is on

0:27

its way and we cannot wait for you to hear it

0:30

hear , having a lot of feelings about the end of the

0:32

show but we also have some really exciting

0:35

news and we want to share it with you i'm

0:37

shane taken away yes shane here

0:40

i'm since five nineteen

0:42

i've had or have you said i

0:44

haven't had a baby but a baby has come into

0:46

my life news related to me yeah

0:55

clearly shows the may

0:57

exist most eloquent i'm

1:00

sitting that on that pillow as pillow as he has come

1:02

into my life and i related to

1:04

are you know that we do not

1:06

write as adam

1:07

now improvise yeah

1:09

that's right ugly bob dylan lyrics of

1:11

a new hotness have has entered the picture

1:13

and the where is the

1:16

kids cause a little bit of a slow down as same

1:18

has taken some very well deserved

1:20

paternity leave but rest assured we are

1:22

working hard on five twenty one and

1:25

it is it banger

1:27

i'm excited going to be plan as at the club

1:29

years from now

1:30

playing of you have been in the last night

1:32

club

1:32

the can tell you what the club meets for

1:36

the i know he has not has dance club subsequently

1:38

thinking that it's that different addition to that and

1:40

in addition elected news were here because we wanted

1:42

to do something we had not done before

1:45

images show

1:46

yeah we never done this before

1:49

a and out of character mailbag

1:51

episode three so before

1:53

the show and we thought it might be fun for

1:56

us to do a little discussion

1:58

about the show answer

1:59

the doing it out of character we're

2:02

doing yeah he will as you know i know iodized

2:04

the mad and sign about this area like you're playing

2:07

a character that i'm an asshole actually winston

2:10

you know people ask a lot of questions

2:12

about the show and damn the i see

2:14

like this can be a nice the compendium before

2:17

we say goodbye couple of stories

2:19

about the last five years of our lives is improvisers

2:21

and podcasts is and who

2:23

knows

2:24

maybe

2:25

the learned something a little bit about ourselves

2:28

also to make a spicy we're not gonna

2:30

hold back every

2:31

the i know many it on the girl is

2:35

, to throw all of us under the bus been

2:38

saying for years may

2:40

help so normally when we do with mailbags

2:42

norm it reads the mail and so i want

2:44

to change set up and have set read the mail this

2:46

of yellow and different feel as

2:49

if i'm feeling feeling to they will getting character

2:52

and well you're him into a minute never

2:54

ended with exit mocha take your helmet your

2:57

know , was about

2:59

surrounded by crest cans never so

3:02

we're here with jeremy all then moves on

3:04

seth same alley and asia

3:08

method

3:10

okay let's , just like norman

3:12

it from last the quest no one one

3:15

it sees fast as i fast

3:17

i'm sorry for this had

3:19

to be the first one that's where the one for it just

3:22

threw a guess estimate the

3:24

guesstimate just how

3:26

much shrimp was consumed throughout the

3:29

making that ah well outside of now that

3:31

you know that it's not like the any question you

3:33

get when you are

3:34

you know, getting hired at google or

3:37

something this is like i said, i

3:40

think we can figure this out towns

3:42

or pieces of people

3:46

should know that usually before covid,

3:49

we would all get together at scenes

3:51

apartment

3:52

the famed puppy powers super

3:54

into the credits and we would have food

3:57

and a lot of times that food would include a shrimp

3:59

dish of some

3:59

yeah if we had sushi their obese

4:02

remember now , we

4:04

get shrimp tacos al i think in

4:06

l a reaction tax burden

4:08

that cares i play where i say i love sure if

4:10

that that anyone

4:11

yeah you they characters

4:14

the there's like four different characters the same

4:16

voice saturday but in a wealth of with been piling

4:19

, as but there there's a michelle

4:22

this may sound sound

4:24

own people here in here

4:28

since this let's call

4:30

it sixty episodes we recorded together

4:33

throw in another ten sessions for pick up

4:35

the out have any let's say we

4:37

shrimp it two thirds of those

4:40

yeah i think hundred yen

4:42

is t hands i mean they probably

4:44

would get incident work for impeding four to

4:46

eight shrimp per session so average

4:49

of us average six the

4:51

what six times fifty that's three hundred

4:53

different

4:54

i think that's probably a pretty safe

4:57

guesstimate yeah sorry i'm sorry

4:59

get his employer would you say session

5:02

you're not referring to recording session that's what we call

5:04

it and we eat shrimp or shrimps us yes

5:07

yes we may have the resources necessary

5:09

and

5:10

some people have my dad bods

5:12

beach pods for a moment we all had sherpa

5:15

we are governed by ask that

5:18

question sounds like

5:20

the and

5:21

my back to

5:24

, mound and last one we raise raise

5:27

and much sense souter

5:29

birds question

5:32

number two question number

5:34

two

5:35

let's do a little bit of a lightning

5:37

round here mcgrath okay

5:41

what is your favorite

5:43

this is hard it's visual answer

5:45

as as stretching the definition

5:47

of lightning or sadness

5:51

okay this is okay good one

5:53

what is each of your favorite side

5:55

characters that you have voiced who

5:58

now that's a queue

6:00

i think people would expect new say the jeff

6:02

my not sky but , i'm

6:04

greatly prefer the character who asserts

6:07

he doesn't have a name but he's just sort of baffled

6:10

like uncertainty the tourist yeah

6:12

where he's just like hey buddy ah didn't

6:14

get involved involved yes i do

6:17

love to kill me to bring my home phone

6:19

home i love that guy

6:21

and i also love voicing stuff i

6:24

the asus intifada parkwood know

6:26

boss but it is very rough on

6:28

my throat to do that voice for longer than for minute

6:31

set of course zuma master

6:33

of around the innocence

6:35

only kiwi around which why are sensitive

6:38

to truthful answer all your dad

6:40

s that's adapters eating aaa

6:43

it's lightning round now well

6:45

sir winston

6:48

okay i'm i

6:50

think

6:51

under rated one i thought was really fun

6:53

with governor of males was really file

6:55

hang on again and again

6:57

like as is as is cool

7:00

yes and i thought that was they

7:02

give us market handle government

7:03

the who has failed

7:05

very rare how you were

7:07

at a party

7:08

oh i was at a party at the to

7:10

obvious that he would there was

7:12

who and

7:13

i

7:15

don't have i didn't think it would slide phone hearings

7:19

i , say i'm always impressed

7:21

me i'm press by everybody's ability

7:23

to do this but ah winston

7:25

and winston on are constantly

7:28

throwing in just random characters like this

7:30

walk on characters and get are always

7:32

able to continue

7:34

coming up with his new

7:36

and and it's great because if a character in that

7:38

coming back twenty times it's worth it you

7:40

know it's like a gate holds up and sometimes

7:42

it's literally one line that we never hear again

7:45

and eat as i said that at them

7:46

my favorite part of the show i think for me

7:49

is being able to to play all

7:51

those characters

7:52

although i was see my favorite one

7:55

probably it's just just as just fucking

7:57

with cc of i think she's just a bad

7:59

the area to the i'm in a great year

8:02

has your shit together

8:04

a better see aside character at this point

8:07

the yeah yeah now in

8:10

a whole nother galaxy

8:11

yeah she's while

8:14

the

8:15

though obviously annabel

8:17

am i really

8:20

they ever do

8:23

when you gotta say my

8:25

dad it never got over abigail to say that

8:29

the i might or might even say

8:32

the girl you done it

8:34

everywhere and it's a

8:38

real was i will say will think i

8:41

think abigail is our favorite character

8:43

that i would guess know most not a single

8:45

listener remember yeah yeah we talk about

8:48

abigail all the just assess

8:51

what about you

8:52

oh

8:55

i mean i think think over com pairs up

8:57

there is , account that were

8:59

kappa kappa

9:02

the on a personal blog sounds

9:05

sand the

9:07

through a window as pretty as to we have when

9:10

goal was remembering sure

9:12

executed to do hope that your status

9:15

i don't really like has stewardess

9:17

the back he likes it's your aid staff

9:20

it really has to go is just like

9:22

gaelic i love playing the character

9:24

gets like playing dermot for so long

9:26

as such the opposite of new yeah you

9:28

know as the hell am an n n

9:31

b eros it's it's you know stars

9:33

justice committee

9:35

, ah then

9:38

getting my favorite side character i

9:41

mean i'm really fond of rangers

9:44

oh yeah wizard yeah that was growing

9:46

as they were angus as sky is really sincere

9:48

for nineteen or com months ago and

9:50

poise it's funny it's so sad

9:52

setting and and rank as a is

9:54

really fun such as so our

9:56

brain is also is is like the

9:59

close

10:00

just tyler and i've been in providing

10:03

relief for a long time and the dearth

10:05

voice that he does like this are like way it's always

10:07

like when we improvised together i would say

10:09

two thirds of our scenes are to dearth

10:11

just screaming and he said

10:14

, he sells i think

10:16

greg as is the closest were like water i

10:18

don't know dot office yeah

10:21

your [unk] patra though petra

10:23

my mind say

10:26

petra squeegee and i'm

10:28

natalie are all characters that

10:30

were more fun because you guys kept seeing me

10:32

up like that's your where are

10:34

you have a bit slower

10:36

a silencer just like that those

10:38

characters just basic kind of service pollution

10:42

decorative , saturday and

10:44

with a so night and punctuation character

10:46

for you was that at urchin bought

10:49

in the i'm sorry like

10:51

this process of elimination that is

10:54

a hurry our a hurry t dodgers are

10:56

no gods and at rice the at

10:58

honestly we all had good fun and because

11:00

i get to b c and tiny

11:02

c and plan i think the

11:04

only people that didn't have a good time in that episode

11:06

where all of our british listener yeah

11:10

it's terrible lightning

11:13

round that was the longest question

11:17

oh and array and your boy has

11:19

reached earth

11:21

next question they should be thing

11:23

who these are from

11:25

wow you

11:27

, says says have done

11:30

so many of many m

11:32

characters well that is nervous so

11:34

bad at it that i like it's taken over

11:36

with now though man now ah it

11:40

was either honey says that that reminds me of

11:42

two questions that were asked and then i'd like

11:44

to address very quickly right now one is surf

11:46

which part of your characters reflection on personality

11:49

i think we cannot save up almost all

11:51

of them are all of us i think

11:54

there's a reason we all says the dare jersey

11:56

did a success and

11:58

definitely reflection of

11:59

the actual self

12:01

they striving needy

12:04

early , dad i

12:07

will say the most frequently

12:09

lobbied criticism at me

12:11

as a human being is that i am a know at

12:13

all and not one of those criticisms

12:15

has been on found said process assess

12:17

assess taxes and at he agrees massive

12:20

had is like jesus christ internet

12:23

savvy nano none of us certainly

12:26

jeremy none of us can play see fifty three

12:28

ah now i said and in the absolute

12:31

most complimentary way you

12:33

you nail that character

12:35

bargy especially

12:38

the where we thirty recording this show i

12:40

was going through some imma emotional

12:42

the new and i

12:44

also nations

12:45

and a good way it helped kind

12:48

of your barges point of view

12:50

and like this things he was willing to talk about

12:52

and like the anger and like the pain she had

12:54

about people are the industry

12:56

and like stuff like that and so are

12:58

you would like a channel for me it was like therapy

13:00

for me and some way although definitely get real

13:02

therapy to surpass the as

13:04

far as you there's a lot of me and barzee system

13:08

there are a lot of hacky sack guy in you saying

13:10

oh yeah definitely it's essentially

13:12

just the me pit stop soon semitone

13:15

some casual listener as might not

13:18

know how often you

13:20

appear on the show he i started doing

13:22

it i think i'm susan three was

13:24

the first time i've actually got in

13:26

there i'm just as i you act brown

13:28

butter gotta really funny on this motherfucker ssssss

13:32

out what's your favorite care juve injected into the show

13:35

more so than anybody i've like

13:37

the wastes

13:38

i guess my answer this question would be

13:42

i like to also sneak in like my friends

13:44

and family into background that

13:46

that were so like how much money

13:48

do we owe these people have been

13:51

out it'll just be like since i'm always working

13:53

on this show and it's always like the

13:56

a struggle to get it out like will have friends

13:58

that recent times i'm still like

13:59

our my room working on it's like one time

14:02

my friend

14:03

rachel was over and we were working on

14:06

they are second keck episode

14:08

that was like oh hey do you wanna like

14:10

you an impression of the computer

14:13

voice from alien and just do like the countdown

14:15

can remember there's like a salary i

14:18

had my friend to the early on like

14:20

there is a part where plaque took a bunch

14:22

of dust and and was like trying

14:24

to snap out of it my friend daniel was

14:26

over and i just recorded him like play

14:29

like that rubbing his fans have like little

14:31

the memories of like oh yeah or like out my mom

14:33

and my sister have a conversation in the

14:35

background of the ziemer prime episode

14:37

as if they're like the moon the shell out

14:39

some great and your sister saying that pump up the

14:42

just name did she know

14:43

she did yes is a great thing i managed

14:45

to rule out is what is my one

14:48

, my favorites been six

14:50

songs yeah my justice would not have

14:52

been pumped

14:53

nearly half as much without

14:55

hi i'm not of the game analysis

14:57

that i think it's a cool saying that maybe some

14:59

of our listeners now but

15:01

we like we got seen on excellent

15:04

right right

15:04

yeah i mean yes he is

15:06

older than i had like origins admit

15:08

vaguely before because our friend in common

15:11

eric bryant who owns the suit

15:13

every you all like had your first

15:16

recording sessions and i was then in

15:18

their whole for most users of my news report

15:20

yes yeah i have a question for the crew

15:22

let alone

15:23

the more about you are becoming friends

15:26

what it is part of it is under

15:29

the in that zone so yeah when

15:31

when we started working others are becoming clear that i was

15:33

like more than just mixing the first of said but

15:35

mixing more it there was this period from my point

15:37

of view rosa

15:39

alright so am i am i in the show

15:41

now my only part of the crew i remember

15:44

vividly like you all had

15:46

a writer's meeting at the studio

15:48

before we were gonna record yeah

15:51

well writers meeting in quotes says he never

15:53

write anything but like a story planning

15:55

meeting yeah yeah and i was there to

15:57

set up and i was like the can tie jump in

15:59

with something

16:00

in the first thing i suggested was

16:02

i remember we're probably halfway through

16:04

season one remember was me like or it will what

16:06

are we going to do because we talk that we want

16:08

delay

16:09

eventually get to the rebellion right

16:11

and that i suggest like will what of season one was

16:14

just the federalize the season

16:16

two

16:17

the rebels i remember being like really have

16:19

gotten my septum am i got outside

16:22

and we were like silent for severe med

16:24

i was led to speak for speak few seasons

16:28

yeah like i was wondering if from you guys

16:30

prospective vote for you guys talking about

16:33

like this do

16:35

that

16:36

we just let him talk i asked

16:38

i see if they're gonna have that conversation now icing

16:42

from very early on

16:44

it was like oh this guy's

16:46

part of the show because he's adding stuff

16:49

that we wouldn't seem to add the

16:51

, episode show hosted

16:54

tina and it's like the wedding

16:57

and there's one point where see

16:59

claps for something

17:01

nobody else claps and as like no one okay

17:03

but you added this metallic clanking

17:06

her hands , and

17:08

it makes that moment like three times

17:10

is funny funny i are as

17:13

soon as i heard that i was like we

17:15

got a way i could discourage consists

17:17

of that is this is the same is

17:20

serving really fun from my perspective when you

17:22

all started using what you measures

17:24

and designed to be like

17:25

the scenes

17:27

the thing to do with barges like geography

17:30

and anatomy was always really fun when

17:32

you started really like playing with that and then

17:34

winston like helmet gag

17:37

in the first old earth episode

17:39

where the steroid miners like only

17:41

have an accent when the hell out of our

17:43

way boss as a although he has a story

17:45

writer actually might be my fear i heard identify

17:48

the master brothel

17:51

your openness to even let somebody

17:53

who is generally perceived as generally purely

17:55

technical role in our

17:58

the cast space

17:59

the be

17:59

they did into the creative process which isn't

18:02

considered one of the best ideas

18:04

of the entire show second

18:07

only to the the notion

18:10

of urbino by accident had was

18:12

dame wiggles the time we have back

18:14

to dar in the creation of to

18:16

dot say , themselves

18:19

and i feel like a lot of those are

18:21

saying timing my there's no

18:23

rule the just like to

18:25

it would i do a pitch like that

18:27

if they're usually you know they're very complicated

18:29

like the idea of itself but you guys are always willing

18:32

to actually i'm packet and

18:34

make it work well

18:36

, i want to say two things about that one one

18:39

is that are you know for for those who

18:41

don't who aren't familiar with how we make the show

18:44

we do we little bit of a

18:46

big picture planning what shane

18:48

was saying about this season's going to be

18:50

federated the lions next season is going to be a rebellion those

18:53

are the kinds of things we like to plan out because

18:55

we want the overall arc of the show to

18:57

be satisfying right and we try to let those

18:59

mid season episode sort of put the balls up in

19:01

the air and then we try to gather them all by the end of the

19:03

season but the other thing i want to say about

19:05

shane being a part of the team

19:07

that i think that shane

19:10

seth brendan

19:12

all of us is improvisers

19:14

there is an element

19:16

the each of us have an innate philosophy

19:19

we have about the show of taking it as

19:21

far as we can possibly go and

19:23

it's not just like being ambitious are being

19:25

funny or like getting great guess whenever it's

19:27

like if we're going to head of the show it's not

19:30

just cutting out the stuff is not the funniest stuff

19:32

it's about how can we added it so it sounds

19:34

tighter and faster and more dense

19:37

than anything that we could script and

19:39

like if we're going to sound design we want to sound design

19:41

the shit out of it's how can we make it sound more

19:43

or less and more involving and more engaging

19:46

than anything that would be on tv if you

19:48

know these it's eric dirt or we all gonna

19:50

stay in character exactly assess assess

19:53

but it's the same with the music

19:55

brandon was saying like he

19:57

is like i really heard that first episode

19:59

know really the eyes you guys are going for and

20:02

same as like when i heard the music

20:04

that brendan did i realize this show is

20:06

going for it's this been kind of this

20:08

feedback loop of like each of

20:10

us doing stuff that inspires the rest

20:12

of us to up our game

20:15

and as already go go all the way we

20:17

all share the philosophy that anything worth

20:19

doing is worth doing

20:21

to the point of absurdity of you say

20:23

it's not is that just limited to the post

20:25

production either it's in the production itself

20:28

like a be example is how

20:30

valley you know when to

20:32

extremes just to make the

20:34

show happen when you moved

20:37

to europe yeah yeah there was

20:39

a binary the line in our time of my assessment

20:42

on your allies and three around missouri

20:44

when tiger best yeah

20:46

you are up at like two in the morning right

20:48

like that of and like size

20:50

a of my groups according at one

20:52

am merely and

20:53

i you can make like a pot of coffee

20:55

that i would like leave on the desk while we were record

20:58

yeah can i can i be really

21:00

at it this out because this is the nerdy a thing

21:03

that will say on this by five like the another this is going

21:05

and we actually have sort of the i do feel like a lot of

21:07

this is following like the principle

21:09

that we all learned as

21:11

improvisers of like yes sandy also

21:14

just the idea of height mean right

21:16

like if we're going to do it let's keep doing it

21:19

lets like build awful one another and then it's

21:21

been really interesting to see kind of those principles

21:24

that you know take or leave improv

21:26

but the the principles or there's

21:29

still so great and can power

21:31

so much i think you're right though isn't that

21:33

like none of us went into this with the

21:36

idea of what it was gonna be we all just wanna

21:38

be good and i think that

21:40

sort of improv spirit of like not going

21:42

in with

21:44

written script or with a written plan

21:46

allowed us to be like

21:48

what if we did do that

21:51

right

21:52

there were three questions snacks

21:56

question

21:57

were there any important plot points they were

21:59

improv the were like i guess

22:01

we're stuck with that

22:01

her her face census

22:03

the only one they all have you conveying the than css

22:06

big had been yeah

22:08

yeah michael caine

22:10

the invented the concept of the

22:13

this ancient relic being a hot been

22:15

sort of i think a personal fuck you

22:17

to each and every one of us but

22:21

we really tried to lean into it and

22:23

we'd sort ask yourself like what would be

22:25

the funniest way to deal with this

22:27

and obviously the funniest way was

22:31

make that true that live with both a hot

22:33

been an that it really was the most

22:35

important thing that the federer and alliances

22:37

trying to find

22:39

then i think that

22:41

that's it the whole show into motion somebody's

22:43

ass like when did you realize that this

22:45

show is something more than just a

22:47

fucked around and i think

22:50

i'm paraphrasing but i think

22:52

that was sort of the

22:55

moment for me

22:57

like oh the i knew the show

22:59

was awesome and funny and special but

23:02

that was when i was like oh this and legs like we could

23:04

follow this like how far can we follow

23:06

this thread i love this split

23:08

every episode two that the there's a smaller things

23:10

were it's like that's true now for the

23:12

rest of the show and there's

23:15

there's i won't spoil it for

23:17

there's something and five twenty one

23:19

what will be our final episode that's just

23:21

like such a funny

23:23

stupid reveal that would have always

23:26

been true earlier and were just

23:28

discovery i'll say it to you all of us

23:30

that like the

23:34

yeah i received as you want to talk

23:36

about the does oh

23:39

yes yes when to comes back

23:41

and doesn't have his powers a release is a dove

23:43

on the ship midway through

23:46

the episode yeah episode just kept the noise

23:48

of the dove in the background in

23:50

that episode places nesting on top of the

23:53

shelf or something and since then

23:55

i've just put it in every episode was

23:57

as if the does is it is this pattern

23:59

the or that lives on that large area in jail

24:04

for airport allowed

24:08

along with the so it

24:10

if we had already yeah

24:12

elegant port authority pigeon

24:14

i mean that in some way that's like it's not

24:16

the only reason but it is sort

24:18

of like

24:19

one it even that we

24:21

know that the show has to end because like

24:24

if you say that everything is real

24:26

like it just kind of starts there are we

24:28

were starting to feel and is not a neck about

24:31

it's like we had spoken so many

24:33

things in to be not

24:35

been but being ah

24:37

that like if become really

24:39

massive and so it's hard to keep everything

24:43

true and keep all the plates spinning we could

24:45

buy i don't know yet i think that's what kept

24:47

his honest though i think that's the thing that

24:49

has kept us from

24:50

bailing on a lot of are bigger plot points

24:52

is that were like if what we've

24:55

established we've established the only

24:57

so many times we can pull the rug like yeah

24:59

we can only keep plaque from his destiny

25:02

for so long this long this by

25:04

franchise sec has a destiny we

25:06

have to fulfill and on some level

25:07

and other characters is how know that

25:10

a life as their own is zoc

25:12

is ron who is censored itinerary

25:14

and or and then became like the

25:16

freezer eight around town whose was listed

25:19

religion up with everybody hot to yo

25:21

seen the total throwaway line

25:24

the i did once and then

25:26

became kind of a major cares for

25:28

in season for ethics yeah

25:31

and ends up defeating corbett comfort of

25:35

boy that

25:37

oh right this will be

25:42

true lightning round every

25:44

downstairs or added

25:46

it's slowly while you are growling

25:48

let's set the bar low and then

25:50

we'll be a fitbit better don't forget

25:53

body swap episode who would you be desperate

25:56

to play and what makes you love that character

25:59

i'll start

26:01

when i have

26:03

about about a slap episode i

26:06

immediately wanted to play bargy

26:08

and i think because like merriment

26:10

and bargy are so different than his

26:13

and barges such a chaos agents

26:15

in groups improv scenes

26:18

sorry to interrupt his butt hurt

26:20

his entrance line and maybe six

26:22

twenty five episodes five

26:24

episodes who i would wanna be in a body swap

26:27

i would say

26:29

lack because in most

26:31

improv teams i've

26:33

been on i'm like a straight man character

26:35

like wait a minute kind of the audience

26:37

surrogate the person who's easily

26:40

acting normal are real and the scene

26:42

grounded be be interesting to get

26:44

back into that because i have haven't played that

26:46

one so i think

26:49

it would be really fun to have

26:51

a c

26:52

aj like a cj

26:55

has like a really

26:57

smart death mr simpson

27:00

the had a really dumb robot

27:02

or really dumb robot

27:03

the simplest i thought that would have made

27:05

sense for doris within our men and

27:07

they would have just been like really into the

27:09

verse role play yeah i mean loud

27:12

on results psycho yeah

27:14

i think the body sauce

27:16

sad that would have incentive then is

27:19

bargy as see fifty three

27:21

because if bars he is a asian

27:23

a cast it was just be fun to make

27:25

all these facts chaotic fact that you buy

27:27

some be justified access

27:29

the border about that as exists and i

27:32

, the thing is i just don't think i could

27:34

ever play any of your characters the

27:36

way these guys do a viewed as you said

27:38

singular ah voices

27:40

as as characters as is something i could

27:43

do it i think you would actually be a great

27:45

current belvoir ah

27:47

wow you had this side to your side

27:49

characters were you have characters lot of

27:51

our are especially in doing

27:54

voices that truly don't sound like plaque

27:56

hamlet you can change your energy so much

27:58

i feel like you could do a good

27:59

version of like an evil

28:01

and you'd like playing cooked advise iniquitous

28:04

amidst all the negative

28:06

ads but i really liked him i do

28:08

i do think i'm i do think i kid i

28:10

kid

28:12

there to channel my early season

28:14

one and season two plaque idiocy

28:17

they do a body so up with a day i think i'd have

28:19

fun playing ha

28:21

a great thing about aj in

28:23

a the i think the mark of a great character

28:25

and i feel is about everybody but i think

28:27

the martyr a great improv characters that the cared for

28:29

always know the answer to every class

28:31

anything you pitch to a great cared

28:33

like you know already what the answer

28:36

is gonna be

28:37

an improviser fills in the specifics but

28:39

like we know ages point of view so strongly

28:42

that we know what his point of view on anything can be said

28:44

it might be the opposite of what we think like this because it's funny

28:46

to do that but like i think a days

28:49

ages point of view is so clear i just

28:51

as i think that such as

28:53

such a treat to listen

28:56

there must be fun to play winston

28:58

the i really like to be playing at right

29:00

now supposed to be my fucking

29:03

cel facility

29:05

the time and relative nerd space asks was a favorite

29:07

episode to record the and to i

29:09

listened back to oh

29:10

the a favorite episode two ruff core

29:13

her

29:13

the always be for me

29:16

david blatt the and episode

29:17

oh man that while you're

29:20

in love that view either the have you

29:22

ever have more in that episode than any other emphasis

29:24

why let's see i list

29:26

read more

29:27

the pier but that as i

29:30

i have like such as a memory of recording

29:32

that in amsterdam at whatever time

29:34

in the morning i was like saw

29:36

being of the cry and slaying

29:39

though

29:39

characters be pt

29:41

immediately later that i were an idea

29:43

because all the it was like so

29:46

unlike any of the episodes with

29:48

ever done

29:48

yeah yeah was so weird

29:51

but it's enough really financial

29:53

booty hear that

29:55

one of my favorite episodes was that the

29:58

pile of tompkins episodes to be now i

30:00

thought it like just to record it just because

30:02

he was so gracious

30:05

i don't i did have a lot of respect for

30:08

for him to kind of just jump in

30:10

and i don't know i found it kind of weirdly

30:13

awe inspiring and inspiring was like was like do

30:15

you know like i should do the same thing

30:17

just be game and like it was it's

30:19

inspiring me i guess out me

30:21

i remember having lot of fun recording the new

30:23

norm to to add

30:25

your on here are some reason a carrot with

30:27

the studio wasn't available in my apartment

30:30

we can refer to that at

30:32

the last minute i had a friend has

30:35

a loft in bushwick that he is he

30:37

lives in but mostly some

30:39

birds like a recording studio

30:42

i remember that because

30:44

ah there was like a book of

30:46

hero on the bookshelf and that sounds

30:48

like idea

30:49

carrot said the

30:51

ah five

30:54

, drive fast and

30:56

of the alimony

30:58

like allergy i do i

31:00

was right in front of a sudden my desk

31:02

allergy i drives a you

31:05

fell short that's an inspired

31:07

that is yeah a good characters

31:11

so hard for me to pick like a favorite

31:13

episode is a psych we've had so many funny

31:16

people on ourselves as funny data sebastian

31:18

canalys amazing jody was amazing

31:20

some done is amazing anything leslie was

31:22

it is amazing but all of them are amazing by

31:25

six the most fun i've ever had is

31:27

always the live shows as much

31:29

it hurts them equal now even if

31:31

we never really know what we're gonna expect in which

31:33

is that the energy from the crowd is it just

31:36

well kind of a little silly and

31:38

weird and mississippi energy can

31:40

we feed off and story

31:42

me oh okay

31:45

the photo that before thousand three

31:47

calls calls brief know they had assisted

31:50

i think my favorite to record

31:53

are always delight

31:54

nine teams are yeah we

31:57

have to do something a little weird but

31:59

accounts

31:59

seven episode tiny to

32:02

his adventures pump up the justice

32:04

fellowship of the laguna ship the game

32:07

those are so fun and captain

32:09

carrier with a dancing a hammer will receive

32:12

see that was that one was slightly less

32:14

fun for me because i didn't get to play a new character

32:16

now now right

32:18

by is is is like it's so much fun

32:20

to go from playing see to playing like choir

32:23

yell or parker an anorak or quaid

32:25

plasma like those are such fun like

32:27

different characters

32:29

and to just be like we're going to be in a totally

32:31

different world for one episodes it's

32:33

so funny cause there's always some fan who's

32:36

like blue hated that apis said

32:39

, have like sorry did

32:41

i think they've come around telling ideas but i

32:43

think for the first three seasons people with

32:45

the suffering what what what is that yeah

32:47

i think for nineteen may be my favorite six

32:50

episode of nothing for nineteen is so

32:52

nothing i like more than like note this one's

32:54

for us to miss

32:56

lancet financing about for an eighteen

32:58

was that eighteen think it actually works really well not

33:00

only as a standalone episode but also

33:02

folds into the story so nicely yes

33:05

so think it's so fun one

33:07

that i remember loving to

33:09

record was the first zach

33:11

cherry episode man ,

33:13

farrell said room is certainly i we were

33:15

yeah yeah yeah like our brain

33:18

studio at that point wasn't available so we're like downstairs

33:20

in this photo via video studio

33:23

and we're all sitting on like tall

33:25

bar stool height shares in a circle

33:27

yeah which was actually kind of great for

33:29

like nord i line and and interacting

33:32

and seem so they and also we had to like we could really

33:34

like slump so an uglier elect a little

33:36

more like know guys yeah

33:38

an arm and instance like one

33:40

of the first episode where episode feel like that

33:43

promise of the show was fully

33:45

realized like it was parody

33:47

of psi phi but such an original character

33:49

and zach is so funny

33:51

as as a specific way everyone

33:54

was so funny i say there's like a

33:56

few episodes

33:58

the

33:59

ill iran

33:59

there are the most recent one and

34:02

it might surprise some of you was

34:04

that the dame wiggles episode

34:07

ah , well well i

34:09

know an hour now anyway

34:12

i that anyway minutes of audio and you

34:15

hating it in the man you know i hated

34:17

the concepts but i liked doing

34:19

it i felt like those there is that and

34:21

like the tornado trooper like thousand

34:23

or two episodes that felt the most

34:25

like been in a group game

34:28

where we're just kept moving around and like

34:30

playing and playing and plane and it was like you

34:33

could feel like you know the snowball rolling

34:35

down the hill and it getting bigger and bigger yeah the dame

34:37

wiggles episode for me was the episode where

34:39

i think

34:40

more than maybe any episode we've ever

34:42

recorded we were like fuck it

34:44

let's just see where this goes like there was no

34:47

discussion about whether we're going to paint

34:49

ourselves into a corner or whether we were going

34:51

to contradict shit that already been established

34:54

we just resigned let's let's go back

34:56

in time again and again because his time

34:58

lives it's depths and then the aim was like what

35:00

if the final travel is to

35:02

go back and do something in our

35:04

own timeline that changes everything

35:07

yeah a i can't believe that

35:09

that episode worked out it was a miracle

35:12

and it's yell funny and see wasn't

35:14

even that long of a recording you know slate

35:16

we barely edited it it was insane

35:19

one of my favorite episodes

35:21

to work on

35:22

two thousand for that if i did pick like

35:24

which when i would

35:25

want to go back into just still not

35:28

necessarily make it better but just to be in that

35:30

world again is

35:31

the tracy graham episode

35:33

another it alone fun

35:36

in that like it also happened right

35:38

before we made the switch to

35:40

releasing every two weeks and i still think

35:43

am i wish i had two weeks without one because

35:46

it was so fun to do that see them you'll see that

35:48

will use it early sunday week a

35:50

gallery is how may i

35:53

may like specially those legs early

35:55

season for late season three smooth

35:57

surfaces or how does i haven't i don't

35:59

it did that

36:01

and messed up my body fat

36:05

well the i set has gone

36:08

missing saw us another question yeah i had

36:10

a sudden here's a good question from tom

36:12

noble ah in case

36:14

you want to follow him on twitter at nom total mobile

36:17

you miss most about portraying your main characters

36:20

on a regular basis or put another way it's

36:22

what have you learned about yourself by portraying

36:24

human characters the very normal

36:27

question i thought manitoba

36:30

it or if i go first got her

36:32

know i have enjoyed the joys

36:34

of idiocy ah with aj lake

36:37

i think like

36:39

a are the i would never really play a character

36:41

like him in an improv

36:43

seen i think all my my team that

36:45

i used to perform with and you see be it was like

36:47

one i can play the idiot character me to be like

36:50

the put upon bank teller you know what i mean

36:52

like like not out through

36:54

johnson's around add sugar will be the

36:56

idiot you know a fan of them as

36:58

i said they get out and have zeal do

37:00

zeal better than i it will but it was been

37:02

really fun and thank you guys for i

37:04

mean letting me kind of join

37:07

full time halfway through

37:09

and also to kind of yeah

37:11

it's her character i wouldn't normally pursued

37:14

and it is been like really fun and really push

37:16

me as an improviser and also like oh

37:18

right this right this of vibe that is

37:20

like available to me don't

37:23

normally tap into in my own comedy

37:25

in my own thoughts yeah that kind

37:27

of bombastic idiocy it's like a that's

37:30

really fun and i'll miss that

37:32

see thirty three is like exactly sort

37:35

a character i love to play a

37:37

, if you listen to see

37:39

season one and see season

37:41

five like i'm so buttoned

37:43

up in season one which is like that's the characters

37:46

got the restraining ball and he like he specifically

37:48

there because plaque especially eve

37:50

has no idea what he's doing whereas

37:53

in season five am so much

37:55

looser and i care so much

37:57

less about so many things i

38:00

think that for me as been

38:02

life i am sort of a know

38:04

it all in real life

38:06

but

38:07

my wife can also be a bit of a

38:09

know it all and unsurprisingly

38:12

that can cause for this

38:15

but we read like read book before we got

38:17

married there had there had

38:20

great chapter that we quote a lot

38:22

which is you can be right or you

38:24

could be married and i

38:26

, fly grim that the

38:28

well it's true it's like the value

38:31

of being rights you may

38:33

have put on a pedestal your whole life

38:36

but does not lead to long

38:38

term satisfaction in a release

38:40

incest ss so like

38:43

i sort of envisioned see that he three

38:45

getting less precious about being

38:47

correct as him sort of realizing

38:51

he has value beyond like have been

38:53

informational node that you now

38:56

like that that's awesome i think

38:58

what are the fun were

39:00

near mint is he's just like delusional

39:03

to an extreme degree and

39:06

keeps doubling down on something

39:08

like i think the first example

39:10

was when he was convinced he was getting

39:12

the promotion in one eighteen am

39:15

, like to i love the improv

39:17

challenge of like any piece of information

39:19

that comes at you you can with justified

39:21

as evidence of this thing that's not true

39:24

and i think the thing that's going on and like

39:26

late season five of him being obsessed

39:28

with the idea that he's going to jam with

39:30

the other nourishment yeah

39:32

like is just so dumb and so

39:34

that's fun when nirmal as otherwise

39:37

like a pretty cerebral

39:39

rational we gotta get the job done guy

39:41

but he i like the he also can completely

39:44

and just to lose like wildly self-destructive

39:47

in the book one of my absolute

39:49

favorite dynamics on the show his

39:53

the normative the lake platonic

39:55

bureaucrat and also is a weird

39:57

bird like

39:59

it also completely at the mercy

40:02

of his own weird bird instincts

40:04

some say yes to that korea the nest like

40:06

the as like scratch glowed scratch be him

40:09

to death and can only watch tv ask

40:12

these drawn to be inside the belly of a turn on

40:14

you he has to be on him a heat rock

40:16

or else he'll like this has to eat some girl

40:19

yes sizes as is limited said

40:21

limited said

40:22

the reality for him to have to navigate

40:24

have the time that works everytime

40:27

when i love about add the by

40:29

jerry and jane as she is

40:31

the character he just says it's i give i just

40:33

at the same time is affected by everyone

40:35

feelings but i think

40:38

why really to play her as she just truly

40:40

larger than life character and i can to say

40:43

it's fun to cause chaos and scenes

40:45

as they can't because i trust everyone at

40:47

six to take my like

40:49

venus and to do something magical with

40:51

it sounds as miss like you

40:53

like taking something from bargy and month

40:56

making some of the yes that that that's like even better

40:58

beyond that i think

41:00

what i also other that playing cards

41:02

you may have the other characters is that

41:04

i am a pity

41:05

harrison ah met with

41:08

this voice and voice feel sometimes

41:10

people only think only think do petite things

41:12

that the suspicious and so it's been

41:15

this approach people get even five

41:17

years and people like that to a bar

41:19

zealot flag is a of yeah i'd say

41:21

oh yeah we actually did have like

41:24

a seventy five years select old

41:26

actress play hypocrisy

41:27

it's been fun with this project i think for all

41:30

of us is that we've been able to create our own

41:32

characters and show what we can do without

41:35

you know and i think bars you would say something like this is

41:37

that would that be industry making that he was

41:39

something weird displaying to the best

41:41

of our ability and doing what we think

41:43

it's fun and for me specifically is playing

41:46

geeze be characters that other

41:48

people wouldn't expect me to play as is so much

41:50

fun because i pass and

41:52

yeah yeah for sure allah

41:55

well

41:56

the now they're not too

41:58

different from who

41:59

i am i think as the first certainly

42:04

meaner in the first season that them

42:06

truly i just lost the thread i'm like

42:09

well you know school and elders improvise

42:11

of myself as thought his fifth of others

42:13

i think that happened with see as well he did

42:15

a more like me he either grounded that a little

42:17

that an not

42:19

me i'm in here paying

42:24

half i mean i half

42:26

i think all of us have done that us have bit

42:28

you know i think it's natural but i also think take

42:31

plaque has gotten less dumb packers

42:34

learn stuff and ages there to be

42:36

the dumb one now and and dar has

42:38

gotten nicer to they love us now one

42:40

, the reasons we started making the show is that when

42:42

you do live improv you don't get

42:44

to play the same character from episode

42:46

to episode good to have a personality

42:48

that that maintains itself

42:51

over multiple shows there's

42:54

something that something comforting to me as me as

42:56

an improviser as an actor that

42:58

is like the history of the character that

43:00

i feel like a have created and

43:02

that i can embody when i start recording

43:05

and know something that so great about

43:07

being

43:08

that only a community with you six but

43:10

also or lisser community

43:13

where community know that anything that anything

43:15

do they're the

43:17

context to it that listeners and

43:19

you guys will all be like well this is coming

43:21

from plex history of being too

43:24

emily cool thing that i enjoy

43:26

shudder name a improv groups

43:28

out there that play the same characters six

43:31

i see here

43:33

okay so here's a question from a

43:35

listener what surprised

43:38

you about how mission as x has affected

43:40

your life

43:41

everyone named their baby horse hat was

43:43

history

43:44

yeah i named my childhood

43:46

with

43:48

well i'm i was about to get really machine

43:50

so i don't know if anybody wants can deal and

43:52

my shit out of a half the i have

43:54

to grab something i'll be right back in

43:57

order to unreal machine props

43:59

we

43:59

speaking of props within

44:02

arm's reach i have a

44:04

flush cube that a fair

44:06

minded way official around

44:09

can say when you

44:11

proceed to three was i was i keep

44:13

on my desk as i gov mike

44:15

as around then there's the same a personal

44:18

habit same purpose when we started doing

44:20

this i see like when we kind

44:22

of selected every family are happy to be like

44:24

kind of on the periphery i like playing all the

44:26

characters right when wheelchairs what characters

44:28

rounded play you you decide initially

44:30

to play only side characters and

44:33

, feel like the more i did it i was like i

44:35

really want to i felt like part of it with

44:37

a little bit of a cop out i mean there's like a couple episodes

44:39

and i've been in right in the first seasons

44:41

one just one and so

44:43

i feel like that was all me doing what

44:46

doing used to do a lot which is kind of keep things

44:48

of keep length and like whatever

44:51

the maurice are doing this show

44:53

and and spending time with you guys and in and enjoying

44:56

the show and building it you know i had

44:59

been , improv for a long time and china

45:01

dude television writing and and it's

45:03

obviously a tough business and

45:06

i kind of stopped doing the television

45:08

writing and , you guys

45:10

know with this business you're always trying to constantly

45:12

like questioning like when am i doing why

45:14

am i doing this is the satisfying and

45:17

, started thinking like why do i really want to do

45:20

entertainment stuff and i'm like because

45:23

they have so many entertainment property that

45:25

make me feel so good and when

45:27

i'm feeling bad i will retreat into

45:30

them and and so that's why want

45:32

to make stuff you know and so

45:34

what just kind of became for me was that

45:36

like i started to realize like

45:39

they can keep going after these other goals

45:41

but i'm already doing exactly what i want

45:43

with this show and and

45:46

i got this thank you card that somebody wrote

45:50

after our last live show this

45:53

guy zachary cozy on thank you zachary

45:56

he said the hours of

45:58

humor you've provided helped my boy days

46:00

at work speed by as , work

46:02

towards a brighter future know that you've contributed

46:04

into significant way to my endurance couldn't

46:06

have gotten this far without you and

46:09

like to me i was that person in

46:11

that desk doing a job doing didn't want to do

46:14

listening to stuff and yeah

46:16

it just looks like such a full circle moment for

46:18

circle so like this

46:20

show had like filled so many gaps and

46:22

provided me with a lot of perspective

46:25

on my life and like what's

46:27

important to me and

46:29

in really good ways

46:32

haunt me to stop reaching for like the brass

46:34

ring or the next thing or the acclaim

46:36

and just being like know you the thing that really satisfy

46:39

she's and lights you up and that actually

46:41

will give you the thing that you want

46:44

the lover

46:44

weeping new pillar of i knew we'd feel like

46:47

we started meeting on tuesday

46:50

i think it's because i

46:53

i just quit my team at

46:55

the cb is it was made me so

46:57

unhappy i like shaded doing

47:00

improv

47:00

man i

47:03

remember into really sad going

47:05

to infinity

47:06

by her i hated the i hated being on

47:08

a team as a theater because it was

47:10

like mix ups again and was like oh yeah we're mixing

47:12

of the teams they were cutting people and

47:15

it was so stressed or the everyone i was on he

47:17

will will suddenly just like

47:19

there are going to retire early like the whole thing about

47:21

improv like holy lost it's flavor is

47:23

it was just about like oh but i hope you

47:25

get have the i don't get caught early you know all

47:27

the sun and i dislike i put my team

47:29

like two months before all this happened as an ally

47:32

like

47:32

i'm never gonna do improv again

47:36

and then it was one of those really funny thing

47:38

vert when vert when as need to do

47:40

this we all agreed to me

47:42

on i forget muslim like a tuesday or wednesday

47:44

of either harold my or when or i usually

47:46

were first with my team or something and i was

47:48

like

47:49

i would have never been able to do this

47:52

or i had a kept doing improv at the theater

47:55

yeah when i got to do this with all of you and

47:57

i am forgot to like rediscover improv in amsterdam

47:59

to

47:59

oh i can love this and that

48:02

not it doesn't have to be his house

48:04

that's weird contrived but i think

48:06

i should be doing yeah

48:09

yeah it's been like the most satisfying creative

48:12

project i've done

48:14

maybe ever yeah

48:17

same i mean for the way you guys are talking

48:19

about your relationship to the shows like very much

48:21

mirrors what mine was coming

48:24

into the show i was at a period where i'd

48:26

been supporting

48:28

myself through music for a number of years

48:31

which was something that i on the surface

48:33

was like proud of

48:35

restoring but also just like a working in a studio

48:37

and like

48:38

i display at this point where i just miss

48:41

i just didn't like music anymore

48:43

generally me were like when he gets to that

48:45

point where like i just creatively

48:48

drained i didn't have good

48:50

elaborations good relationships

48:52

anymore and that in that space it is

48:55

didn't give me any kind of by some

48:57

part of the reason why i offered to like

48:59

makes the first episode is i just

49:01

been in this thing whereas the i just got it back and

49:03

do something just for fun you know

49:06

i mean staff and it it was so

49:08

rewarding i remember like working on that first

49:10

episode

49:11

that period like

49:13

i remember going out

49:15

who is show with some friends and my friends

49:17

i don't worry been up to nozick oh man i feel

49:19

out

49:20

i feel spiderman they just

49:22

discovered my powers i was just like

49:25

diary of the mouse talking about like it's

49:27

so crazy to , sounds

49:29

and it's like it but there's this whole new fried of

49:31

world it's open up to me it's it's all it goes on

49:33

mall years and i mean like itself

49:36

so heard and so creatively rewarding

49:38

and i've always

49:40

like

49:42

maintained

49:43

that relationship with the show where i

49:45

just keep it small like i

49:48

don't participate a lot and like the social media stuff

49:50

and that's now because of privacy

49:52

it's it's about like i want to keep it

49:54

just like a purely

49:56

creative endeavor because it's

49:59

so rare

49:59

to have a project where

50:02

it is purely creative from

50:05

your perspective and it works

50:07

real enemy like that never happens to

50:10

him i can't imagine anything

50:12

like this coming around again but one thing

50:15

that i've learned from it i just

50:17

recently been able to like do some

50:19

music jobs again and

50:22

the fact i've been like working

50:24

so hard just unlike

50:27

making sounds for the last

50:29

four years has really translated

50:32

like a now i've recent prize myself

50:34

working on music where i'm like oh wow i do everything

50:36

totally different now and it's fun again and

50:39

you know what i mean it's been a great sort

50:41

of you're welcome issue is a

50:45

, to help their room and then what

50:48

was the question says

50:49

what surprised you about have missions as x

50:52

has affected your life

50:54

it's ruined it guy

50:58

be surprised how much fucking ruined it i

51:03

think

51:04

we have made something that

51:06

is about as good as i can hope to make

51:08

pretty much anything i

51:10

think the thing that surprised me as i think we're ending

51:12

the show and i i think we have a body

51:15

works if we can all be really proud of

51:19

they didn't think we're going to do that because i

51:21

didn't have faith in us prices

51:25

assess

51:27

victor the first thing i ever

51:29

worked on that was just like let's do this because it's

51:31

fun and let's do it well are they and

51:33

like everything at that time also i was working

51:35

on the like okay this is gonna be an

51:37

ingenious pilot that allows

51:39

me a religion like liga

51:42

all bad isn't all bad intentions

51:44

projects that sailed right salacious assistant

51:46

us yeah have been there yeah

51:49

i remember after one of the live shows

51:51

and he was after hours

51:53

littlefield live shown as talking to a fan

51:56

he was saying like how do

51:58

you think you can get to where

51:59

it out to more people like we'll i love

52:02

this show so much a disorder salix

52:04

more people need to hear it like and get

52:06

has become a tv show and and what he

52:08

what are you hoping for to be and i just i

52:10

just settling i'm

52:12

standing in a room full of people

52:14

who love this thing that we may

52:17

after performing

52:20

sold out show that was really

52:22

fun i was like we're doing

52:24

it sexes like i don't want anything else

52:26

sir myths little the best if

52:29

it's something that got bigger this would be the moment

52:31

we look back on and be like are that

52:33

was great piece playing as level

52:35

or days yeah was just like little

52:37

to doing it this last thing that that

52:39

me as that key because i was like they're trying to

52:42

do this in this in this and like and we're doing

52:44

it

52:44

yeah

52:45

the answer the question i feel like

52:47

the thing that has a surprise me is that

52:49

it's affected so many other people

52:52

remember early on like we heard from a fan

52:54

he said this was the first thing that made me laugh

52:56

after my wife died and

52:59

as a slick okay this is truly

53:01

reaching people and

53:03

it's still surprising see tweets from

53:05

people will never meet to are like

53:08

they want to show yeah

53:09

it is so wonderful to see the reception from

53:12

the people on discord the people on social

53:14

media people that we meet all

53:16

over the united states and and london like and

53:19

so far less so

53:20

maybe that's a very case he and

53:22

and wonderful yeah

53:26

yeah thanks for listening the show everyone camp

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