Mary Lynn Rajskub

Yeah.

I mean, this show is... I just think it's so unique and it has such a heart and soul to it.

But it's really... I mean, the whole pilot is about...

his mental state.

And you can tell even from that clip, it's very slow moving.

It's very funny, but it's not like, you know, your typical show that's like,

shooting up drugs and then we cut to this and then we cut to that like where it's uh i don't know i just love how introspective and thoughtful the whole piece is are they uh 24 the movie again wait a minute do we already did one we're coming up with the number two are they going up with the 48 here's what happened it was off this was it's been two years since the new installment came back we did 12 of them it wasn't a movie we did 12 in london and it's gone again

So 24 was gone for like four years and then they brought it back and it was a lot of hype.

And, you know, the shows came out really great.

I went to London for five months.

We did a really good job on them.

I'm really proud of them.

And then they left it open ended and it just nothing has been done with it.

That for me for now is done.

And I'm going to just say for my own sanity, it's done forever because I can't, I mean, I got to live life.

You know what I mean?

I'm doing a lot of standup, a lot of standup.

It's very interesting because sometimes I'll be in, you know, Florida and people, right as I'm about to go on stage, someone will approach me and be like, I'm the hugest fan of yours, all smiling and happy.

And my friends on Facebook love you and get a picture with you.

And why are you here?