Andrew Scott

And then he was very nice to me.

And then one day, because I ran the college She-Ra magazine, and he said, hey, Conan, do you want one of the chairs from the Dark Crystal for the Lampoon building?

And I said, well, sure.

And he said, well, come down and pick it up.

And so we rented a van and my friends, Jessica Marshall and Mark Ganim and I jumped in a van and I'd never done anything like this.

I drove from Boston to New York.

Oh, come on.

We went to this warehouse and they said, you know, a guy with a cigar was like, you here for the dark crystal throne?

Yes, I am.

And it's still there to this day.

Yeah, amazing.

Just an incredible man.

Just what he would have done.

That's what I, watching this thing, I mean, just...

I guess that's why, I guess that's why like, even as a kid, you're sort of fully formed, I think, do you know what I mean?

So, you know, when you're, when you're, when you're doing all that stuff when I was a kid, you just sort of know, you become maybe more accomplished, but all the stuff is there with you, with you, I think when you're eight years old, I think that's something that he really recognizes being able to, because he understands that sort of, you know, something I talk about endlessly in acting, which is about playfulness, is that's all you're really required to be, is just to be able to like,

I'll do that with you.

Sure.

You know what I mean?

And then you, you, you just slot yourself into different sort of scenarios and different sort of tones of, of, um, of drama or comedy or whatever it is.