Sebastian Maniscalco

I tried everything from epidural shots to cupping, to massage, to yoga. I started doing this thing called Legree Pilates. And within two months, I almost heard my body kind of readjust into place. It was almost like there was a bunch of cracking. I was like, oh, wow. And then after that, the sciatica gone. And if you're living with sciatica, there's no pain.

I tried everything from epidural shots to cupping, to massage, to yoga. I started doing this thing called Legree Pilates. And within two months, I almost heard my body kind of readjust into place. It was almost like there was a bunch of cracking. I was like, oh, wow. And then after that, the sciatica gone. And if you're living with sciatica, there's no pain.

I can't even explain the pain because it's so sudden and so sharp. and debilitating. Every morning I would get out of bed going, okay, is it gonna be gone by some type of miracle? And sure enough, walk into the bathroom, boom, it would just kind of collapse on the floor. So yeah, I would recommend Pilates to anybody dealing with any type of back pain.

I can't even explain the pain because it's so sudden and so sharp. and debilitating. Every morning I would get out of bed going, okay, is it gonna be gone by some type of miracle? And sure enough, walk into the bathroom, boom, it would just kind of collapse on the floor. So yeah, I would recommend Pilates to anybody dealing with any type of back pain.

I mean, the amount of core strength it takes to do Pilates is unbelievable. My core to this day still is very weak, but definitely strengthening it by doing Pilates. So I hope you guys get a sponsor after this show from Legree Pilates along with DraftKings.

I mean, the amount of core strength it takes to do Pilates is unbelievable. My core to this day still is very weak, but definitely strengthening it by doing Pilates. So I hope you guys get a sponsor after this show from Legree Pilates along with DraftKings.

So I had a guy walk on me with a walker before. Not the actual walker. I'm telling you, I've been everywhere. This guy would come over with a walker and put the walker kind of on top of me. And this guy wasn't, you know, a small guy. We're talking like six, one, two, 10. And he would take his big toe and like drive it right into my scapula.

So I had a guy walk on me with a walker before. Not the actual walker. I'm telling you, I've been everywhere. This guy would come over with a walker and put the walker kind of on top of me. And this guy wasn't, you know, a small guy. We're talking like six, one, two, 10. And he would take his big toe and like drive it right into my scapula.

And it was, it was painstaking, but it didn't do really anything for the sciatica. He even went into the lower back and the legs and whatnot. So, yeah, I mean, I've, I've tried it all. I,

And it was, it was painstaking, but it didn't do really anything for the sciatica. He even went into the lower back and the legs and whatnot. So, yeah, I mean, I've, I've tried it all. I,

Oh, matinee, we do a noon show.

Oh, matinee, we do a noon show.

Well, I mean, listen, I, I, my, my, my father was teaching Robert De Niro how to be him because the movie is about my father and never in my life would I think my dad would be in Mobile, Alabama, on a movie set teaching Robert De Niro how to do a dye job. So for me,

Well, I mean, listen, I, I, my, my, my father was teaching Robert De Niro how to be him because the movie is about my father and never in my life would I think my dad would be in Mobile, Alabama, on a movie set teaching Robert De Niro how to do a dye job. So for me,

watching my father interact with de niro was was was something and i and the reason the bookie appealed to me opposite about my father because about my father i kind of played myself i did a pilot with tony danza about eight years ago where he played my dad i was just sick of playing myself and when chuck came to to me with this idea of me playing this character i was intrigued by it because i was like you know i'd like to play somebody other than just me and and challenge myself in that way i also

watching my father interact with de niro was was was something and i and the reason the bookie appealed to me opposite about my father because about my father i kind of played myself i did a pilot with tony danza about eight years ago where he played my dad i was just sick of playing myself and when chuck came to to me with this idea of me playing this character i was intrigued by it because i was like you know i'd like to play somebody other than just me and and challenge myself in that way i also

I love that we're filming in Los Angeles. I get to see my family and sleep in my own bed. And I get to see Los Angeles in a way that I've never seen it before. You know, it's kind of a trip to be shooting at some of the places that I used to kind of go for a drink. We shot this Mexican restaurant and I remember going there in 1998 when I first moved to L.A. just to hang out and have a burrito.

I love that we're filming in Los Angeles. I get to see my family and sleep in my own bed. And I get to see Los Angeles in a way that I've never seen it before. You know, it's kind of a trip to be shooting at some of the places that I used to kind of go for a drink. We shot this Mexican restaurant and I remember going there in 1998 when I first moved to L.A. just to hang out and have a burrito.

And, you know, fast forward 26 years later, doing a TV show scene at the near the same booth where I had dinner when I when I first came there. So, yeah, it's and it's quick. You know, the way Chuck moves, the way he does the show, it's like we don't sit there and do a scene, you know, 12 times. It's like he knows what he wants.

And, you know, fast forward 26 years later, doing a TV show scene at the near the same booth where I had dinner when I when I first came there. So, yeah, it's and it's quick. You know, the way Chuck moves, the way he does the show, it's like we don't sit there and do a scene, you know, 12 times. It's like he knows what he wants.