Jorma Taccone

I feel like that's what you're about to say.

Anybody who designs theaters, welcome to send in something.

But Daniel Shiner, one of the two Daniels from, you know, the Daniels.

You know, we had talked about him because he was the one I name-checked saying he liked it.

So then he sent me a voice note last night, not for the pod.

as, like, a follow-up of, like, how weird it was for him to be in the car, listening to the pod on the way home from work, from working on their new, prepping their new movie, and then hearing us talk about him, and all of a sudden being kind of, like, snapped out of the trance of, like, listening passively to being part of the show he's listening to.

Uh, 100%, yes.

We're breaking the news here.

If Deadline listens, it's a courtroom drama.

Okay, but it's a three-parter because he ends it by telling me not to play it on the pod.

So there was stuff out of respect that I cut out that was just him talking to me in this voice note.

But then this is the part that is relevant to the theater.

Yeah, exactly.

I didn't want any spoilers for his courtroom drama.

That's great.

No, I just gave you the clip.

But also, what's great about it is you know it's genuine because I'll play you now the second part.

Great.

And this is not, you know, me trying to get someone to back up our great theater right conversation.

No, I didn't.