Sean Hayes

And by the way, David, we'll get you a seat in one of the, we have these new stage seats that we're going to do on the live show.

I was listening.

You know, if I was wondering this, we've had people on who have been

part of something that sort of really struck a chord, you know, culturally, the pieces, as Sean would say, IP, but part of... X-Files, obviously, over a number of years, you know, has this intense following and had a... And I was one of the followers.

I used to watch it religiously back in the 90s.

And I saw the film.

I saw the first film.

I didn't see the second film.

The first film was a big hit.

Do you... Is there that thing when you run into people who are big fans of it, do you ever feel a response... Weirdly, I'm just... Like a responsibility as the sort of the... As the caretaker of that thing of X-Files?

Does that... I don't want to say there's a burden, but like you're the guy, you're the front-facing face person of the X-Files.

Do you feel that?

Yeah, it is rare.

And you get old enough to appreciate that you got to do something that was great, that did strike a chord with people.

No, it's funny.

I read somebody... I made the mistake, David, of reading a comment a while ago with somebody saying, like, he thinks that he doesn't... that he should have had more of a thing or whatever about me.

And I was like, motherfucker, I'm so...

grateful for any time that i was able to do anything that even for sure anybody liked for a moment what a joke yeah right yeah you're talking and i'm a guy don't i don't even have my high school diploma like the fact that i'm still like stop right doesn't owe me

The world doesn't owe me a living.

We're so lucky that we've been able to do this at all.