I got a little sad when they started talking royal family stuff. I'm fine if he doesn't believe in research, but you're talking with a preeminent comedy mind using the same stereotypical subject matter you would with a British family you met at Disneyworld.

Is there something about knowing the term "yes, and" that makes people unable to enjoy improv podcasts? Isn't that the point? I thought these things don't go so well when you derail the tangents. Like when Ed Helms just kept saying "no" to things last week. I dunno, I thought it was funny to the end. Loved the touches…

11:15, restate my assumptions: 1. Mathematics is the language of nature. 2. Cocaine is a helluva drug.

Them thangs!