Riki Lindhome

Like you try things and see what sticks.

Like our process evolved over the years.

And, you know, at first it was like a little random and delicate where you're like, no, no, you could put that line in.

And then it gets just more easy and you trust each other.

But we just decided to write like a 10-page short.

And then we made the short –

Because we wrote the 10-page short and we're like, should we make this a pilot or do we make it into a short?

And then we're like, it's not funny on the page, so we need to film it.

And then we did.

And then we wrote a pilot and a short and we took it out and pitched it.

It's so crazy because I learned a big lesson from that because when I was writing these songs, these comedy songs, when I was like 17, 18, like people would actually listen and they'd want me to like record it and send it to them.

But I didn't pick up on those signals.

You know what I mean?

I just went, oh, that's a hobby.

I'm going to try to act in Shakespeare.

I didn't take any signs.

I just ignored them because I was like, I'm going to be this other thing.

And then when the YouTube thing happened, it had been like 10 years of signs that I should be writing funny songs.

And I just went...

No.