Alec Baldwin

It's the Bobby Bones Show, y'all.

He's amazing.

He's one of the nicest guys in the world.

But he's also a really strong performer.

You know what I mean?

Like, he's constantly trying to find, like, the acting beats and stuff like that or trying to find his character and, like, make it work.

It's never, like, surface-level approaches, kind of like myself.

Like, I go towards, like...

you know a face or you know an accent or a voice kind of thing and i don't necessarily go deep diving with like motivation necessarily if i didn't write it can you indulge me and walk me through what a week is like up until the show monday starts we have a little pitch meeting and it's just you know everybody gathers in lauren's office kind of and goes around and pitches an idea or two to the host it's more of a

The whole, all the writers?

Writers and cast, people sitting on the floor, you know, it's like the size of this room, basically, like a little smaller.

If you're in the room, you're feeling like very lucky, but you still have to perform and try to get a laugh out of a room full of genius, comedic minds and performers and stuff like that.

So it's stressful.

The stress kind of starts right away.

And you're pitching to somebody hyper-famous, and that's having a hyper-famous moment as well.

Yeah, it's crazy.

But it's only like 30 minutes kind of thing.

And then you can start writing or you can go home.

And Tuesday night is the real writing night because the deadline is Wednesday morning.

The deadline for the table read.