Zach Galifianakis

So I can point, they can help you.

No, they were going to take you to the Hard Rock in Athens.

You know, there is, but I don't think, no, the Greeks, the Greeks are not, they're not, they're not capitalists that way.

They're not good.

They actually, during the European union, they got really real.

They got really hurt.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

By Northern Europe.

By the way, I was asking.

This is a food gardening show with your host, Zach Gaspifadasky.

You don't expect Zach Galifianakis to take himself seriously in his new Netflix series.

And for the most part, he doesn't.

This is a Gardening Show is loaded with botched takes, toss-away asides, and truly terrible jokes, even knock-knock jokes.

He clearly has fun, and so do his guests.

One segment in each episode has him interviewing kids at a grade school, acting like Art Linkletter used to in his very old radio and TV shows.

The questions typically revolve around gardening, fruits, and vegetables, but invariably veer off into uncharted conversational territory.

The host proved his ad-lib prowess as an interviewer on his Between Two Ferns show, but the object there was to make his guests intentionally uncomfortable.

On this show, whether he's talking to farmers, horticultural experts, or little kids, Galifianakis himself always ends up being the butt of the joke.