Hank Azaria

When you say you hate watch the Jets, that makes it different than how you watch the Knicks and the Mets?

do you have any uh instances where something happened during one of these sporting events that had not been spoiled for you and you fall off of the treadmill that you're uh that some something about your equilibrium gets knocked off because you don't usually run emotionally no but i remember falling but another reason why i watch on athletic devices is because i get so worked up

So that happens yesterday, too?

Jets, Dolphins, that happens?

You don't care like that.

It has to have stakes, right?

It's not a lost Jets season.

None of the characters care.

No, they don't care about anything.

Yeah, Tyron Taylor.

But how does this change your viewing experience, your relationship with sports to hate-watch a team you love?

Because this is not your relationship with the Knicks and the Mets.

I mean, maybe it was.

The sphere is flailing.

They're realizing that it's really hard to pay a million and a half dollars in electricity a month and have to pay for the upkeep of 100,000 LED screens.

And they are really struggling when you don't have casino money or hotel money.

You've got to fill it only with Bruce Springsteen's cover band because you need the events to bring people there.

the sphere i'll play this i can play the sphere what are the highlights i want to hear more i really do i know you did talk about this with pablo but this is new to some parts of our audience the bruce springsteen cover band experience you just said it's at the top of your list in terms of things that you've gotten to do because you don't you legitimately don't have to be doing anything creatively never mind you know memorizing 120 pages in a couple of a couple of months

as if you were doing a play you're basically making all of your own creative choices and this is a passion project that offers you nobody wants to pay for this like nobody's going to help you with this only customers who would come see it would pay for it but it's not something that you're you're embarking on something that is strictly you funding your own imagination

The idea that he finds catharsis in screaming for something he's buried for 45 years in the depth of his soul and feels it while singing, like that realized, didn't realize it before, but realizes as the sound comes out of his mouth, that's unbelievable.