Mike Schur

Because when they pull off the covering to reveal it is, in fact, Mike Schurr,

Your look is, it's that of a man who is watching a stripper pop out of a cake that he did not order.

Like I should politely acknowledge what's happened here, but there's a general unease.

Look at Ted.

So Ted Danson and Kristen Bell and Amy Poehler and a bunch of other people were there.

And look at, so Ted and Amy are like, this is old hat to them.

They know what to do.

I don't know what to do in this moment.

What do you do with your hands?

It turns out you will... Class them so tightly as to prevent circulation.

Like I'm about to receive communion is what I look like.

Ted and Amy are smiling and they look camera ready and they're happy.

And I've never felt more awkward in my life.

And was there merch?

It said it on it.

One of the conversations that I did want to have is about sports fandom as its own category of fandom, though.

Because one of the things that is written in this book that Mike actually observes is that, and we don't ever talk about this, but it is amazing that we are here, Joe, with the son-in-law of the late, great Regis Philbin.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And his statistics, speaking of statistics.