The Jon Hamm Episode
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It's the Lonely Island and Seth Meyers Podcast. Yeah!
I think Keev's about to join us, and so let's get out the business that Keev doesn't want to talk about. Andy, something mind-boggling happened this week. What? There was an S in the spelling bee. Oh, my God, yeah. First time ever. Our whole community was reeling. Do you know the reason for it? No. It was the 2,500th spelling bee. They were celebrating with the S. The 2,500th? Yeah. Is that an important number? I don't know. Ask Sam Mazurski.
Have they ever reused a word while doing this? You don't even know what you're talking about. Yeah, this is crazy for you to even chime in. What does that even mean? Oh, spelling bee. Sorry. I thought we were talking about your thing. Whatever, that thing that you like to do.
Oh, can I also jump in and say that the biggest feedback from the Ross Trent episode in the comments was people yelling, release the Yorm cut.
God, I wish it was better. I wish it was not just disappointing.
I know. And what I want to say to our listeners, I get it. You want to hear it because it sounds funny to you. And it was funny. It is not an audio experience that would be enjoyable.
It was funny for like 30 seconds.
It's like living through when two people are trying to connect, but there's a bad connection.
Right. But I was in the room, so it was even worse. Yeah. We could see you. Yeah, it sucked.
When you called in and forgot there was a pod, that was perfect.
That's as much Yorm as anybody wants. Also, can I just say, in that particular episode, too, because that was, you guys, my favorite episode of the pod. Like, with or without me, I thought it was so informative. I know a lot about dancehall and reggae. I do, but, like, I learned. I was so impressed at how on point you guys were with all the references. You and me. I know a lot of those things, obviously. I was there writing the dog with you guys.
Well, Jorm, can I just say that's very nice?
Yes.
Can I also just say that I like to say, can I just say, and can I also just say that no episode will ever be my favorite unless we're all on it together? Well, I was on it though.
I popped in, you know, said that I forgot and then left.
I heard that my dream came true and that some people made the Ross Trent playlist, which is like all the songs referenced on the song.
Oh, that you mentioned. Oh, my God. That's like the reason to do the podcast for just that moment.
I was very glad to hear that. A friend of mine told me that had happened, which had been a secret dream. So anyone out there, thanks for compiling. Those are some great songs.
And may I just say, to steal your entry to the sentence line... I had a fear. Yoram, I'm so happy you said that because I had a fear over the course of the Ross Trent record. Is this too granular? And based on what I've read and heard about it, most people agree with Yoram. I think people really liked the deep dive of that. And it is nice on the 50th episode to realize maybe I don't fully understand what people want. but I'm open.
I also, in addition to being informative though, it was like on an ego tip just to be like, hey, this is how much we care. And that's what I also felt like listening to it again. It was like, right, we really like every single, the fact that it was a stop down every second. I'm just like, oh, sorry, this means this.
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