Eddie Bravo

I can't even keep track of the stuff I wrote versus them.

I don't know how you do it if you're all spread out.

Like we had to be all under the same roof, had to have the same sort of, things had to be copacetic.

We had to like,

you know, we, we would put out a huge cork board and just put all the bits on it and, you know, come up with all the manovations and all the, all the shit we'd come up with.

But the thing that you guys had is you had a template to begin with.

Like you had a, a, a place, a format, like a, like a template, a template, the juggies, but, uh,

What I don't think anyone realizes that Stone Stanley, who were supposed to be the producers of The Man Show, never really produced The Man Show.

We produced The Man Show.

So when Jimmy, me, and Daniel, our crew, left, there wasn't anything to leave behind because they'd never done it.

And that was the problem.

They just had the name.

They just owned the name.

Yeah, they just had it.

What was the final straw that made you leave?

Um, there wasn't really a final straw.

We, Jimmy and I wanted to do the man show just because we wanted to do a show together.

It was, it was very organic.

We didn't really, you know, the thing about a show, a movie or anything, it's like,

You just need an excuse.