Andy Richter

So much so, in fact, that Peter asked her if it was true that in Better Call Saul, she went from being a supporting player to a star because creator Vince Gilligan liked her so much.

Right.

You could have just admitted to sucking up, but that also was a lovely story.

Better Call Saul, for people who don't know, was this prequel to Breaking Bad, and your character, Kim Wexler, is not in Breaking Bad.

So like every other fan of Better Call Saul, I was terrified every episode that you were going to get killed, right?

As was I. Well, that was the question.

Because I wondered, was it like in The Sopranos, where every actor famously would open the script that week, wondering if their number had come up?

I was just thinking that.

Just watching to see if there's like an unconscious grin.

We have to talk about Pluribus, which I love and am just so excited when every episode comes.

Thank you.

Oh, thank you.

In addition to being a huge fan of yours, I respect you immensely because you spent a lot of times in the trenches in theater and doing what work you could.

And I wondered if you knew at this juncture what your first listed credit on IMDB.com is.

IMDB says your first credit as a professional actor was playing the tutorial sorceress in the Magic the Gathering video game.

That's true.

On YouTube, you can watch the whole thing, as I did.

If you are a Ray Seahorn completist, it's out there for you.

Well, Ray Seahorn, it is such a joy to talk to you, and we have, in fact, asked you here to play a game.

We are calling it this time... It's Christmas, Carol.