Peter Sagal

Right. And so what happened? Did you just have poor luck in the past?

Right. And so what happened? Did you just have poor luck in the past?

Right. And so what happened? Did you just have poor luck in the past?

So this is exciting. The show, let's talk about Mid-Century Modern. Okay. My understanding is that it was pitched to you. This was made by the creators of the classic and brilliant sitcom Will & Grace, and they came to you and they said, it's a gay Golden Girls. Is that correct? Is that how they pitched it?

So this is exciting. The show, let's talk about Mid-Century Modern. Okay. My understanding is that it was pitched to you. This was made by the creators of the classic and brilliant sitcom Will & Grace, and they came to you and they said, it's a gay Golden Girls. Is that correct? Is that how they pitched it?

So this is exciting. The show, let's talk about Mid-Century Modern. Okay. My understanding is that it was pitched to you. This was made by the creators of the classic and brilliant sitcom Will & Grace, and they came to you and they said, it's a gay Golden Girls. Is that correct? Is that how they pitched it?

When you were on the show last time, you talked about some odd jobs you had. But we were looking over your resume, and you are a Broadway legend. I don't know how many Tonys you've won. You just rule that street. But I found out that you're... Three. I've won three. Three. You keep count. I don't keep count. One pony for each panelist. Exactly.

When you were on the show last time, you talked about some odd jobs you had. But we were looking over your resume, and you are a Broadway legend. I don't know how many Tonys you've won. You just rule that street. But I found out that you're... Three. I've won three. Three. You keep count. I don't keep count. One pony for each panelist. Exactly.

When you were on the show last time, you talked about some odd jobs you had. But we were looking over your resume, and you are a Broadway legend. I don't know how many Tonys you've won. You just rule that street. But I found out that you're... Three. I've won three. Three. You keep count. I don't keep count. One pony for each panelist. Exactly.

But I found out that your Broadway debut was very surprising to me. It was a show called Merlin... No. No, it was not your Broadway debut.

But I found out that your Broadway debut was very surprising to me. It was a show called Merlin... No. No, it was not your Broadway debut.

But I found out that your Broadway debut was very surprising to me. It was a show called Merlin... No. No, it was not your Broadway debut.

I remember him well, but that, yeah. But then, I'm sorry, that was not. But then you did Merlin with Doug Henning. Doug Henning was this, for those who don't remember, he was a very famous magician in like the 70s who was sort of famous for his sort of, shall we say, hippie aura. Would that be accurate?

I remember him well, but that, yeah. But then, I'm sorry, that was not. But then you did Merlin with Doug Henning. Doug Henning was this, for those who don't remember, he was a very famous magician in like the 70s who was sort of famous for his sort of, shall we say, hippie aura. Would that be accurate?

I remember him well, but that, yeah. But then, I'm sorry, that was not. But then you did Merlin with Doug Henning. Doug Henning was this, for those who don't remember, he was a very famous magician in like the 70s who was sort of famous for his sort of, shall we say, hippie aura. Would that be accurate?

Uh, I have mixed feelings about making you play. I'd just rather hear more stories, but you know the rules. If you come in the show, you play a game, Nathan. And this time we've asked you here to play a game. We're calling.

Uh, I have mixed feelings about making you play. I'd just rather hear more stories, but you know the rules. If you come in the show, you play a game, Nathan. And this time we've asked you here to play a game. We're calling.

Uh, I have mixed feelings about making you play. I'd just rather hear more stories, but you know the rules. If you come in the show, you play a game, Nathan. And this time we've asked you here to play a game. We're calling.

So, yeah, your name being Nathan Lane, as we all know, we are going to ask you about staying in your lane and other driving-related matters. Oh, you're kidding, because, you know, I don't drive. Well, I wondered about that. I wondered about that. This is the wrong game for me. It's like a Zen thing. An empty mind leads to success here. Here we go. Who is Nathan Lane playing for?

So, yeah, your name being Nathan Lane, as we all know, we are going to ask you about staying in your lane and other driving-related matters. Oh, you're kidding, because, you know, I don't drive. Well, I wondered about that. I wondered about that. This is the wrong game for me. It's like a Zen thing. An empty mind leads to success here. Here we go. Who is Nathan Lane playing for?