Amy Poehler

Fred can do these physical things, the slightest.

Fred used to send me long texts about his flight schedule, like when he was arriving, what airport, what time to get picked up as if I was picking him up from the airport.

He is so deeply funny.

He also does a bit that I love where if you haven't seen him for a long time at a party and you go, hey, Fred, he goes, hi, how are you?

He pretends you're just a fan bothering him.

He's so funny.

He loves a bit.

Yeah.

I mean, that's what's so funny about the stuff that we do is like nobody remembers the 10 to 1 versions of things that were just stinkers.

Like I want to be on the show too.

Emily Spivey and I wrote a scene one night that we thought was so funny and it was just about these two giant like trucks, like truck drivers who would come up next to each other and keep telling the other one to honk it.

And it was like, honk it, honk it.

And just telling the other one to honk it.

And we were like, oh, we were dying.

And we turned it in like, you know, 8.45 a.m.

And Shoemaker was like, we're not doing honk it.

He was like, we can't produce Honk It.

We can't get two giant, like, you know.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

We can't get two cabs.