Andy Samberg

You did.

Yeah.

I went back and fast forwarded through it to hear what Andy was saying.

And there was one moment that was just ticklish to me.

I was like, tickled.

Yeah.

where I had done a voice note to clarify something, and then the editors here did kudos to them, because they put Andy's voice note first, then put my voice note, and then put a second one of Andy's voice notes, and then back to the pod.

So it was a complete side conversation just going over itself until it returned.

Enough that Dan Gore, Brooklyn Nine-Nine creator,

It was like, oh, I really like that bit you guys did.

Oh, nice.

As if we had planned it.

He's like, you guys should have done it like three more times.

And I'm like, we didn't plan a bit.

Andy just sent in voice notes and I sent in a voice note and it became a bit that he's right.

We could have done more.

Somebody did suggest based on that, Seth should start an episode by saying, this is what we're talking about this week.

Then each person sends in a voice note.

Then Seth listens to those three voice notes.

and talks about what everybody said, and then everybody listens to that.