Seth Meyers

Hey, you sent in a voice note, Andy.

Oh, did I?

Multiple.

End of the episode last week.

It was actually two voice notes in a row.

Oh, that's right, yeah.

And somebody wrote in, out of breath jogger does spelling bee on the streets of New York.

I was out there.

Very much what it sounded like.

Well, I was also surrounded by crew and stuff, and I was like, I want to do this, obviously.

I got to claim my Quibi victory, but I also don't want to be humiliated.

Andy, when you're shooting exteriors on the streets of New York, do you immediately start yelling, we outside, we outside, we outside?

Generally not during takes, but otherwise, yeah.

Okay.

And when you do interiors on the streets of New York, are those like little prefab houses you build and just put on the sidewalks?

For sure, yeah.

And some of them are open plan and others aren't.

No.

In regards to A Knight's Tale, the reason Geoffrey Chaucer is a character is because the whole movie is loosely based on a short story called The Knight's Tale, which was in The Canterbury Tales.

So basically, Chaucer throughout the movie is just gathering material for another book.