CHRIS SULLIVAN Got Sent Home From Disneyland
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What do Seth and Josh discuss in the episode introduction?
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How did Chris Sullivan’s family move from Palm Desert to Sacramento?
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Why does Chris consider earning his Eagle Scout rank a pivotal childhood milestone?
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What memorable experiences did Chris have on family trips to Yosemite?
Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just right on my heels. I just missed you. Yeah, it was uh it was fantastic. We had a great time with the Ponks and uh a couple of things I wanna say. One, Axel is a real uh dog boy. Oh yeah. Or a you know what I mean? Like Ash, very happy to see Albert, but Axel uh talks to Albert kind of nonstop. Uhhuh. 'Cause he does. I mean, you pointed out that he does look like a human uh in a dog outfit. Albert does. Yeah.
How did the Disneyland threat turn into a family adventure and later a Vegas trip?
And Axel kinda looks like what a sheepdog would look like if he was a person who got his hair cut. Yeah, I think that's fair. The two of them are thick as thieves and just like listen to him talk and uh it's very sweet. And uh dad has a lot of kinship with Axel and I think that this has just uh really hammered that home. Like yeah, how happy he was and uh Just you know, Al Axel would be like, I'm gonna take Albert outside to throw the tire to him, little tiny, not a full size tire, but a little plastic tire. And uh it was great. It was uh that was wonderful. Um, Axel got in a little trouble with mom. Can I tell you uh what? Sure, yeah, please. We watch Dumb and Dumber.
Mm-hmm.
Um Axel thought it was so funny that he laughed so loud every time he laughed, mom would go, Oh Jesus So the boys came home and Alexe asked him how was the trip and that's of course that's their headline. Is that mom got mad at Axel for Not that mom got mad, but Ash was like, Yeah, Axel laughs too hard for Punkahuri. And it is like and it's so funny because mom would say, like, well that's just my whatever uh my startle reflex. Startle reflex.
What was the ‘Defending the Caveman’ tour and how did it shape Chris’s career?
And I'm like, Yeah, that's what laughter is too. Yeah. Yeah. Like Axel's also he's startled by how funny Dumb and Dumber is. Yeah. By the way, Dumedumer is very funny. Oh, it's great.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What do Seth and Josh discuss in the episode introduction?
0:00–1:07
2
How did Chris Sullivan’s family move from Palm Desert to Sacramento?
1:07–1:53
3
Why does Chris consider earning his Eagle Scout rank a pivotal childhood milestone?
1:53–2:11
4
What memorable experiences did Chris have on family trips to Yosemite?
2:11–2:39
5
How did the Disneyland threat turn into a family adventure and later a Vegas trip?
2:39–3:51
6
What was the ‘Defending the Caveman’ tour and how did it shape Chris’s career?
3:51–4:23
7
What is the ‘That Was Us’ re‑watch podcast and how did it start?
4:23–5:23
8
What rapid‑fire questions wrap up the episode and how does Chris say goodbye?
5:23–1:21:25
Speakers
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