Chris Sullivan

It's all good.

How the heck are you, sister?

It is.

So just so everybody knows, Kay is one of the OGs.

She's like one of the lifers who was there from Jump Street to the end.

I mean, we've been talking about her for...

Five seasons of a podcast.

We'll be going get Kay Oyegun on the show.

And I personally refer to her as like the heart of the Black Pearsons.

I feel like a lot of the storylines that came through, Kay was deeply protective of and made sure that like something rich and nuanced was always present.

And like we always said, like Dan always had at least a couple of Black people.

It would be Kay who was always, Kay was always there.

And then there'd be some other people that come in and out.

Other people come in and out, right?

But, like, there'd be these moments where, like, Dan would come up to you after something and be like, man, I never knew so much about black women's hair.

And, like, thank God he knew about silk pillowcases and everything else.

That's K.O.

Yegoo right there, baby!

You understand what I'm saying?

That's really funny.