Hannah Pilkes

But who knows how Netflix does what they do.

I'm at the point where I'm lighting an abundance candle, guys.

I am, I'm chasing house flies around the house and I'm lighting candles.

I am, I am lost.

I've lost it until we hear, but no, I think just nostalgia, but nostalgia with a kick, like what I think is so brilliant about, and Kristen too, and Ryan Stiles and Celia Weston and Blake Clark.

It's like, there's, there's an ode to what was, but it still feels like it's from now.

Yeah.

And I think the dichotomy of those two things is, is,

And it just, I've been really, you know, I knew that my friend's moms would be all about it because I was getting blown up on Facebook Messenger.

I was getting, hi, it's Mrs. So-and-so from 11th grade.

I am just such a little infant.

So, but when the show came out, that was my anticipation was, okay, great.

Well, I will be a hit with the moms, but it's all ages.

I think it's super evergreen and that's, you know, she was on Amy Poehler's podcast and I'm like, lovable is lovable.

It's, it's just an ageless thing.

So that was really cool to see that the response was quite diverse, um, age wise.

Well, when I was a kid, my very first audition, let's start when I was born, I was eight pounds, three ounces.

Yes, I do think it's important.

Anything Molly Shannon, anything Molly Shannon and Tim Biddows did on SNL.

I mean, that was my, and I lived on 68th and Central Park West.