Judd Apatow

He's ridiculously strong and funny and very open and sweet because he plays himself and he tells his story within the stories on the show.

And he hadn't acted in 14 years just because he had been on Howard Stern and doing all these other things.

And he's a great actor, like really high level and improvising.

And he knows how to improvise and tell you about his life and his struggles while still being funny and deeply emotional.

I mean, he has some skills that are pretty incredible.

He's sort of the – he's the white David Allen Greer.

It's been said many times.

Many times.

Yes.

No, very talented, much more sensitive, much more depth than people really realize.

People look at both those guys as sort of these loud, outgoing sort of semi-buffoons or something, but they really have chops.

Oh, absolutely.

And they really have depth.

Yes.

I think, I mean, already...

is able to talk in improvisations with Pete about being a comedian on the show that is so moving and touching.

I mean, he talks about just the pain of the lifestyle and what he thought would happen and how he thought it would make him feel versus the reality.

And it's pretty special because Pete is this guy who's religious.

He was going to be a youth pastor.

So any scene where he's talking to Artie,