Ben Stiller

Yeah, Michelle Gondry.

I mean... You know, what do you want me to tell you? I, you know, I don't know.

I mean... You know, what do you want me to tell you? I, you know, I don't know.

I mean... You know, what do you want me to tell you? I, you know, I don't know.

From what I've seen, what I've seen in the show, you know, yeah, there's, you know, the myth is that Keir went into the cave and tamed the four tempers. That's what that painting is. We don't know why. Well, I think, you know, it has something to do, maybe the idea of, you know, the 19th century, he was, you know, creating some sort of way of, dealing with, you know, he was kind of a doctor.

From what I've seen, what I've seen in the show, you know, yeah, there's, you know, the myth is that Keir went into the cave and tamed the four tempers. That's what that painting is. We don't know why. Well, I think, you know, it has something to do, maybe the idea of, you know, the 19th century, he was, you know, creating some sort of way of, dealing with, you know, he was kind of a doctor.

From what I've seen, what I've seen in the show, you know, yeah, there's, you know, the myth is that Keir went into the cave and tamed the four tempers. That's what that painting is. We don't know why. Well, I think, you know, it has something to do, maybe the idea of, you know, the 19th century, he was, you know, creating some sort of way of, dealing with, you know, he was kind of a doctor.

He had to, you know, had the first sort of medical med tech company for the 19th century. And he was the humors, you know, the idea of like how people would sometimes try to cure people that weren't necessarily medically oriented and those beliefs. So I can't tell you much more though, Tim, because then I'm in trouble. Yeah.

He had to, you know, had the first sort of medical med tech company for the 19th century. And he was the humors, you know, the idea of like how people would sometimes try to cure people that weren't necessarily medically oriented and those beliefs. So I can't tell you much more though, Tim, because then I'm in trouble. Yeah.

He had to, you know, had the first sort of medical med tech company for the 19th century. And he was the humors, you know, the idea of like how people would sometimes try to cure people that weren't necessarily medically oriented and those beliefs. So I can't tell you much more though, Tim, because then I'm in trouble. Yeah.

I don't know. Honestly, I wish I even knew why those movies were working back then. Really. Do you not feel like you know? I feel like at that time, first of all, people were going to the theaters to watch movies. And again, it comes back to that thing of, well, the studios will produce stuff when, when they're making money. So that was happening.

I don't know. Honestly, I wish I even knew why those movies were working back then. Really. Do you not feel like you know? I feel like at that time, first of all, people were going to the theaters to watch movies. And again, it comes back to that thing of, well, the studios will produce stuff when, when they're making money. So that was happening.

I don't know. Honestly, I wish I even knew why those movies were working back then. Really. Do you not feel like you know? I feel like at that time, first of all, people were going to the theaters to watch movies. And again, it comes back to that thing of, well, the studios will produce stuff when, when they're making money. So that was happening.

And I feel like until we do that again, now in terms of ideas, like you're asking the wrong guy. Cause like, I feel like I'm always trying to figure out like what's a good idea. And I'm always sort of like ripping it apart. So comedy is hard. I think it's really hard because not everybody's going to laugh at what you think is funny. And when you can find something for some reason at that time,

And I feel like until we do that again, now in terms of ideas, like you're asking the wrong guy. Cause like, I feel like I'm always trying to figure out like what's a good idea. And I'm always sort of like ripping it apart. So comedy is hard. I think it's really hard because not everybody's going to laugh at what you think is funny. And when you can find something for some reason at that time,

And I feel like until we do that again, now in terms of ideas, like you're asking the wrong guy. Cause like, I feel like I'm always trying to figure out like what's a good idea. And I'm always sort of like ripping it apart. So comedy is hard. I think it's really hard because not everybody's going to laugh at what you think is funny. And when you can find something for some reason at that time,

And everybody was laughing at the same stuff and going for it and enjoying it. And I feel like, you know, studio movies these days really need to get a really, really big audience. And it's a little bit of a chicken and the egg thing when I'm saying because I don't have the answer to it.

And everybody was laughing at the same stuff and going for it and enjoying it. And I feel like, you know, studio movies these days really need to get a really, really big audience. And it's a little bit of a chicken and the egg thing when I'm saying because I don't have the answer to it.

And everybody was laughing at the same stuff and going for it and enjoying it. And I feel like, you know, studio movies these days really need to get a really, really big audience. And it's a little bit of a chicken and the egg thing when I'm saying because I don't have the answer to it.

you know people are high all the time people have got to be way higher than they were now in the 2000s so you've got to be able to provide something to make high people laugh right they just had to get to the theater and get high that's the thing because it's easy when you have that to stay home and just watch what's on the couch or what you're on from the couch okay well we could start with some apple comedies then or one of the streamers yeah look i'm i'm into it i'm trying actually i'm trying to figure it out but i think it's also we have there's a much younger generation of really funny people out there and