Brian Cranston

And you realize no one really knows who is funny and who isn't funny.

And we're not even within the business sophisticated enough to know who's doing an act and who's having words put in their mouth and who's fast on their feet and who's spontaneous and who takes a lot of rehearsal.

It's a weird thing.

I was just talking about this.

With my friend Kevin Hanchuk.

Even within the business, we don't really know who the real deal is, so to speak.

Yeah, and ultimately... Or probably don't care.

Right.

Right.

So the gift is really being able to deliver that what you put in their mouth a couple hours earlier.

Yeah, and it seems spontaneous.

Yeah, I think the thing that's interesting is when you go on these reality shows, you cannot bring your teleprompter with you.

And thus, it's always like, oh, you're funny, and why wasn't so-and-so funny?

And it's like, because I do, this is what I do, and that's what they do, and they make a lot more money doing what they do than I do, me doing what I do, and I think we're the idiots.

Yeah.

I think we should be doing what they do.

Okay, fair enough.

Yeah, I love Debbie Gibson.

Rod Stewart's horrible.

Oh, really?