Chelsea Handler

Yeah, it was very casual.

But also, it was so much fun because you guys are from SNL, so you know about Ensemble.

But what was so much fun about that show was that the casualness of it allowed us to just book my friends on the roundtable.

So many comics that I didn't even know that I discovered on my own show whose careers have blown up, like Fortune Feimster or...

Joe Coy, like Kevin Hart used to be on the round table, like all these people.

So that, and it was so unique in the fact that like at the time anyway, cause everyone's ripped off that show now too.

I mean, David, you've even ripped it off, but like you, and I don't believe ideas can be ripped off, so I don't care anyway, but like putting comics together.

When you become a comedian, essentially to stand on a stage with a microphone alone, like it's the most probably narcissistic you can be.

And so to put, to have comics, to have four comedians on a round table at the same time, sharing space and actually having to listen to each other and riff off of each other was a joy and also kind of unexpected because you don't see comedians interacting that much.

Yeah.

And that's what, you know, you hang out with comics all the time.

Like the best things that happen are never being filmed.

So you're like, Oh, wouldn't it be great if we could film these conversations, which is essentially what that show became.

I have a book.

A book is called I'll Have What She's Having.

That comes out February 25th on my 50th birthday.

And then my special is called The Feeling.

And that comes out on Netflix on March 25th, which is a month after my birthday.

So I don't know when this airs, but you can just piece it together however you like.

Yeah, I do.