Rashida Jones

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Yeah. Right? She's a lawyer?

Yeah. Right? She's a lawyer?

Yeah. Right? She's a lawyer?

That was really fun.

That was really fun.

That was really fun.

Yeah, I'm not going to law school. But yeah, I think some part of me thinks I'm a judge. Isn't that just a testament to how much downtime you have on the set? That we created an entirely new show. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, I'm not going to law school. But yeah, I think some part of me thinks I'm a judge. Isn't that just a testament to how much downtime you have on the set? That we created an entirely new show. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, I'm not going to law school. But yeah, I think some part of me thinks I'm a judge. Isn't that just a testament to how much downtime you have on the set? That we created an entirely new show. Yeah. Yeah.

Well, contrary to what we just talked about, which is I love good music and I love the emotionality of listening to great music, nothing makes me laugh harder than... Really confident, really bad singing. Like sincerely confident bad singing.

Well, contrary to what we just talked about, which is I love good music and I love the emotionality of listening to great music, nothing makes me laugh harder than... Really confident, really bad singing. Like sincerely confident bad singing.

Well, contrary to what we just talked about, which is I love good music and I love the emotionality of listening to great music, nothing makes me laugh harder than... Really confident, really bad singing. Like sincerely confident bad singing.

Okay. I'm not laughing at them. I just like the gusto in which people – like I would watch the first couple seasons of American Idol with friends. Like appointment television sit down. Not, like, when it got to the good people, but, like, those first five episodes where people were just coming in hard with, like, no musicality whatsoever. And they were super cocky. Super cocky.

Okay. I'm not laughing at them. I just like the gusto in which people – like I would watch the first couple seasons of American Idol with friends. Like appointment television sit down. Not, like, when it got to the good people, but, like, those first five episodes where people were just coming in hard with, like, no musicality whatsoever. And they were super cocky. Super cocky.

Okay. I'm not laughing at them. I just like the gusto in which people – like I would watch the first couple seasons of American Idol with friends. Like appointment television sit down. Not, like, when it got to the good people, but, like, those first five episodes where people were just coming in hard with, like, no musicality whatsoever. And they were super cocky. Super cocky.

There was one girl who... It was, like, what she did was actually musically amazing because she was tone deaf. She went to, like, six different keys in, like, 20 seconds. Like, just...

There was one girl who... It was, like, what she did was actually musically amazing because she was tone deaf. She went to, like, six different keys in, like, 20 seconds. Like, just...