Amy Poehler

It looked like everyone was having fun and,

Like, I don't think when we were growing up at times, I thought that comedy was actually going to be fun.

Yeah.

I know that sounds stupid, but it was like, it felt like it had to have, yeah, it just had to have drama attached to it.

And she was such an example of like comedy could be fun and you could be a nice person doing it.

I don't know.

Does that make sense?

Physical comedy feels until Carol that it was kind of owned by the boys.

Did Carol feel like at the time she, there were other people, other women doing physical comedy like her?

Thank you for bringing that up for people that didn't listen to the very highly popular Rachel Dratch episode.

And Dratch, I got to tell you something.

That episode was gangbusters.

Well, thank you for hooking again.

But for people who didn't, for the, I don't know, one or two people that didn't listen to that episode.

Where have you been?

Yeah, no kidding.

Check it out.

And then what you'll find is that Rachel Dratch and I talk about how we were both in productions of Once Upon a Mattress when we were young people in our schools.

And Carol Burnett originated the part of Winifred on Broadway.

I got to play that part in my high school.