Amy Poehler

Don't you feel like she'd be a funny ghost?

Lucy, if you're here.

Lucy, if you're here.

Lucy, we need to get our Ouija board out.

But yeah, I mean, and Carol, you're like that for so many people.

I mean, I feel like you're a mentor to so many women and you, like you said, you got things handed to you and you hand it down.

You pass it on.

You have to.

the spirit of that felt like it was embedded in the Carol Burnett show because, so you were skipping a lot, but obviously you go to a New York, you're, you're in Broadway, you Gary Moore.

And do you feel like, I mean, you were physical in a way back then and way back and way and a way now, I mean, first of all,

You look terrific.

Well, thank you.

You're 92?

Yeah.

I mean, you're just... Well, thank you.

I mean, physically, your body has been so good to you.

You have a command of your body and always have.

And it's like... And I guess...

One of the questions that Rachel Dratch and I, Rachel had that we were talking about is this idea of physical comedy, which was.

I love doing it.