Kerry Washington

What is that?

It was not sketchy, although we did sketches.

We were, oh my God, that's where we're starting.

Okay.

We are not journalists.

I'm such a mega fan of this show, so I'm really excited and a little nervous.

Well, every episode, but that's why we love you.

I, when I was a high schooler, when I was a teenager, I worked for the Adolescent Health Center in New York City at Mount Sinai Hospital.

And it was like the beginning of the AIDS epidemic, like late 80s, early 90s.

And we used to, we wrote these sketches, these skits about safer sex issues and losing your virginity and drug abuse and LGBTQ rights.

What was like, how do you ask your boyfriend to put a condom on?

Or how do you put a condom on?

Or how do you make that conversation sexy?

Because all the research was like, people have the information, but the behavior change is not there.

So we used to write these shows where we would.

Be yourself, Will.

This is your space.

I'm a guest in your house.

Well, we used to teach kids how to put condoms on by using bananas.

So that always got a laugh.