Amy Poehler

Wait.

This is weird.

But that's manifesting.

Isn't it weird how when you look at life and you think if just the slightest thing moved here and the slightest thing moved here.

When you were doing Once Upon a Mattress, we spoke, we mentioned Lucy, Lucille Ball.

But can you tell everyone that story?

I know you've told it before, but to me, you were very kind to talk and always talk about Lucy whenever you get a chance to, but you were very kind to talk about her in a documentary that I did.

And you told this story, which I think is not only so indicative of how wonderful and supportive a person she was, but how...

She saw in you something very, very special that we all eventually came to know.

And we did it together, yeah.

I mean, I think about Lucy a lot.

She was very ahead of her time.

And also, we talked about this when we talked about her together.

She was producing and running shows, even though she wasn't getting the credit, just like you were producing your show.

She was so ahead of her time.

Well, there's a story.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Like, do you feel like you've ever been visited by... Lucy?

Yeah, by Lucy.