Sean Hayes

Andy Ackerman, wonderful man.

Seinfeld, yeah.

Seinfeld, yeah.

Seinfeld, yeah.

Seinfeld, many other great things.

And then let me ask you this because I've always wanted to know, I've always wondered about like A-plus stand-ups like yourself who do all these specials and you tour and you're constantly writing. By the time we see your special on Netflix or wherever it is, how many times have you tried out the material and how many rewrites do you go through before we see it?

And then let me ask you this because I've always wanted to know, I've always wondered about like A-plus stand-ups like yourself who do all these specials and you tour and you're constantly writing. By the time we see your special on Netflix or wherever it is, how many times have you tried out the material and how many rewrites do you go through before we see it?

And then let me ask you this because I've always wanted to know, I've always wondered about like A-plus stand-ups like yourself who do all these specials and you tour and you're constantly writing. By the time we see your special on Netflix or wherever it is, how many times have you tried out the material and how many rewrites do you go through before we see it?

Or are we seeing stuff that you trusted or know will work from the moment you wrote it? Oh, those seem like two questions.

Or are we seeing stuff that you trusted or know will work from the moment you wrote it? Oh, those seem like two questions.

Or are we seeing stuff that you trusted or know will work from the moment you wrote it? Oh, those seem like two questions.

Yeah, it's a problem with Sean.

Okay, the first part is it depends on how much I toured before the special.

Yeah.

So I did that sitcom.

Production was shut down in October.

I went on the road the next week.

and then I taped a special that May called The Comeback Kid for Netflix.

That was a pretty short tour.

The last special I did, there was about a year of touring before it.