Julia Louis-Dreyfus

I mean, because first of all, it is teamwork when you're working on a production for certain, you know, it's not just you and a camera lens and you're working with tons of people.

And

It's like sports because you're all on a team working towards a goal.

And when you ultimately walk away from it, there is a really strange feeling, for me anyway, of being untethered for a moment.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

what will I do with myself now?

Yeah, yeah.

You know, it's a strange, it's an adjustment.

There's no doubt about it.

You adjust.

Yeah.

You adjust, but there's an adjustment, right?

Yeah.

Although I would say sort of the parallel might be that when you do get it working—

it's not really a comparison, but when you do get it working on a series or a movie and you know you've got something like lightning in a bottle, that's lightning in a bottle.

To capture that again doesn't mean you're not going to work again, but to capture a certain kind of magic is magic.

Yeah, I'm sure.

So I want to just really talk about your wonderful friend, Bonnie, and

Tell me about Bonnie.