Pretty Little Episode #97
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What hilarious onstage accidents have the hosts experienced?
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Pretty little episode. Welcome to the prettiest littlest episode with your prettiest little hosts. I'm Mae Martin.
How do jet lag and travel affect the hosts' performances?
And I'm Fortune Feepster.
This is the Handsome Pods. Pretty little episode. Yes, it is. How are you? Yeah. I am coming back down to life. I have been in Europe for the last couple weeks. We'll probably talk about it when... All the details when we all are together again. But it was really fun. Are you jet lagged?
I'm so tired. It's so crazy what it does to your body. It makes you feel like you're on the moon.
What quirky habits do the hosts have that others find strange?
Yeah, I was like, I don't know that I could have done any more city. I did six countries. Pfft. Seven shows. And I don't think I could have done any more than that. I could not get on a sleep schedule. Yeah. It messed me up. It was, you know, because from L.A., it's a nine hour time difference. And we're in Scandinavian countries and eight hours. In London, I believe. And every night I was like, I'm going to go to bed. I'm going to get my eight hours. And every night I stared into space. Yeah.
How do the hosts handle unexpected moments during performances?
And I averaged like five hours a night. I was so tired. God, I can't wait to hear all about it. Yeah, it was fun. The shows were good. I definitely have some fun stories for y'all about my mom. Oh, great. Great. Yeah, the shows were awesome. A lot of handsome listeners in every audience. Hell yeah, there are. And so that was really cool. Like I said something about a ghost at one point and a bunch of people were like, yeah, ghost. Yeah. And then, yeah, a lot of people just in the airport in Dublin, someone yelled, keep it handsome.
What funny stories do the hosts share about their audiences?
Oh, really?
Yeah, really cool. Did they yell it like, keep it handsome. Keep it handsome. Keep it handsome. I love Ireland. So, yeah, it was fun to like go to other countries. And, you know, you've experienced this having lived in London and just being like, man, that's crazy that your comedy goes all these places.
I know. And also with England, I'm always surprised. Like I get culture shock and I'm like, oh, yeah, I forgot. It's a totally different culture. Like, yeah, everything is slightly different, which I which I like.
Well, it's funny. Like London was my biggest of the shows and the quietest of the audiences.
How do the hosts react to embarrassing moments on stage?
Really? Uh huh. Yeah, they were into it, but it seemed like they were into it, very polite listening, but just kind of like, we're here for the ride. Yeah, it was funny. But then Dublin was, as expected, so rowdy. They're like, come to the pub with us after. Oh, I love that. Yeah, but I was boring. I didn't do any of that stuff. Oh, yeah. Well, you were with Jenj. True.
What have you been up to? Well, my big news is I cut a lot of my hair off late at night.
You can't really tell, but it is significantly shorter.
What insights do the hosts have about performing in different countries?
So it's making you do this a lot right now?
Oh, yeah.
Always fixing it. That's your favorite thing to do.
That, you know, when I was filming Wayward, Toni Collette said, fucking stop touching your hair. And in a nice way. But pretty much like that. She's sassy. She's sassy. And I was like, I actually don't think I can stop touching it. Like it's definitely... It's like an OCD thing maybe?
Maybe. Maybe. I do that with my fingers. I have a touch of OCD and it's not in the way that's like...
What are the hosts' upcoming projects and shows?
repetitive. But I think this is called stemming. I have this situation and I'm always doing this with my nails. And then mine comes out in weird details. Say I'm getting a TV hung on the wall. Yeah. If it is even like an inch too high or short, I can't not fix the eight on it. Really? And I will stare at it and wish it to be different.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What hilarious onstage accidents have the hosts experienced?
0:01–0:54
2
How do jet lag and travel affect the hosts' performances?
0:54–1:19
3
What quirky habits do the hosts have that others find strange?
1:19–1:50
4
How do the hosts handle unexpected moments during performances?
1:50–2:26
5
What funny stories do the hosts share about their audiences?
2:26–3:07
6
How do the hosts react to embarrassing moments on stage?
3:07–3:43
7
What insights do the hosts have about performing in different countries?
3:43–4:14
8
What are the hosts' upcoming projects and shows?
4:14–24:59