The Jason Show: Steve Zahn & Rick Gomez, 'Gilded Age' trailer

Jason's show called Open, take one. So we had that woman, what was her name? Christy? I think it was Christy. Christy. She likes the show though. She likes the show. She thinks our coffee table decor is tacky. So photographer Eric has laid out a selection of alternatives. My J.R. Ewing collector's bank from 1981, a nymph riding a crystal dolphin. Nymph? I go for the nymph. I'm not even going to show the rest. I go for nymph. What's that one over there, man? What's the one? The Ewok. That's, Jeff's fine. Zoom in on that, Eric, as we put roll the open over it. Roll the open. Here we go. Where are we going? Well, how y'all doing? Welcome to the show. First up today, holy crap, pumpkin on the loose. Aaron, settle down. I know. Remember, y'all, y'all, remember that scene in Indiana Jones when he was running from the big boulder? Yeah. Yeah, well, check out what happened at a pumpkin farm in North Carolina a few days ago. Strong winds. Yeah, yeah, look at that. Freed a giant inflatable pumpkin last weekend, and it started tumbling down a road. Look at that. One person tried to stop it, but eventually, look at it. They got some help, and they deflated the big gourd before it caused any damage. Yeah, look at that. Oh, God. uh north carolina said we wanted a fall festival we got raiders of the lost gourd that's right you like that i did that one for you i'm trying to be extra funny today steve zahn's here that's right yeah okay what else uh i don't know why am i doing that today yeah i'll blame it on steve let's holster them what holster them yeah there we go okay right there thank you what else is going on oh we got to talk about this uh forget about date nights uh at movies date nights at dinner the newest thing bringing couples together pole dancing they're back no no oh i shouldn't do that with that no yeah yeah here's the uh here's the headline from the New York Post couples swear by pole dancing to strengthen bonds and keep the spark alive yeah they say oh oh wow okay yeah hello generic pole dancing woman video yeah they say it gives them quality time and they give it a great exercise as well yeah couples pole dancing classes are now popping up uh in several cities a few couples admit to even installing poles in their homes yeah which really changes the meaning of open concept that's right yeah by the way by the way we actually know a couple who does this jeff do we have a picture go ahead and put that up what do we have yeah there we go holy crap fallon and i've worked out since yesterday yeah right not in my dreams ladies and gentlemen there's no polite way to go from that story to introducing her without getting in trouble with HR so i'll just say fallon hello beautiful hi how you doing good have you and colin ever done a pole dancing class together i don't think people in montana want to hear about that yeah yeah uh you know wait a minute i did do remember this jeff it'll never air in the early no no audience i've never talked about this i thank you fallon you didn't even know that you asked this great question so we this seven years ago seven years ago seven years ago so that would have been what season three of our show we were a local show back then and we did a uh we went we went to a pole dancing class and yeah and who is we who it was me and our friend miss shannon miss shannon is a very popular legendary radio personality here and a dear friend of mine so shannon found this class of course she did and we went and she was filling in because i think shane was gone or i forgot who was with us at that point anyway um and we went to the class and executive producer jeff reviewed the footage and it was um jeff made the decision that there wasn't an ounce of footage that could ever see the light of day they were naked they were the women that were training us were basically basically naked you know what i mean and then and then you know so and then i was a little heavier at the time, and I just looked like a big potato kind of sliding down. I looked like a big russet sliding down a pole Like a state fair food? I looked like a state... Potato on a stick? I looked like a... Yeah, I looked like a melting state fair food. You know what I mean? Just sliding down. Yeah. I'm sure that... Can I see the footage? I don't know if we... Do we have it somewhere, Eric? Eric, all look has it saved Eric has it in our archives or something No, I don't know I was bummed because I was excited to see, because we laughed so hard Yeah. Because the poor educator, the poor pole trainer, I did the best I could, but I could only pull myself about an inch off the ground. And then I just slid down. It's hard. Have you ever done it? No, but I don't need to try. Okay, I liken it to, and I know it's different, like the rope and gym class. I couldn't even get a millimeter off the ground on that thing. So there's no way I'm climbing a slippery pole. You know what I mean? There's just no chance. It's not happening. Because Falun and I both grew up in Indiana. And I don't know about you, where all of you grew up. And in our PE classes, we had to climb a rope in junior high. And it was horrible. It was absolutely. What was that about? What was that proving? Why? Why did they make me do that? When was I using that in life? Yeah. Can I ask the gym teachers of America, why you got to do that? Why didn't we do that in the 80s and 90s? I don't know if kids do it now, but what was that proving? I don't know. I look back at some of the weird things we did, and I mean, I liked it, but I also hated because it really did just set you apart from the talented and athletic people in the class. Oh, I waited until, we only had to take a year of P.E. in high school, and I waited until my junior year, and I'm in there, and I thought I was doing right. I went to Rogers High School in Michigan City, Indiana, and I, you know, I mean, look at me. I wasn't athletic then, and I'm, anyway, and so I got in there, and this class was filled with nothing but football players. and then my PE teacher was the coach so I mean you know so every day the little song in my head went something like this one of these boys ain't like the others you know what I mean and they yeah it is I won't I won't say I won't say his name because bless his heart he passed away many many years ago but the PE teacher was not the nicest to me you know when it was a different era i have forgiven him because and don't worry this isn't a sad story there's a happy ending the dude the dude was not are you well no i mean the happy ending i mean it's not that he's dead but okay happy ending isn't his death the happy ending came where um they may have and again this is a different era but true story this was they made they played dodgeball and my friend Jim and I were the dodge they made me take off my shirt and the football players threw the balls at us uh and we had to run back and forth and and a true story I mean a very true story fast forward this is the good part uh fast forward I was working at Red Lobster and I was a host and uh this this gym teacher we'll just call him Mr. P.E. uh he walked in he was older at this point a little older and he looks at me and I go uh two for smoking or non-smoking that's what you did back in the 90s and and I sat down I sat him down and I got an instant reaction like I got I still have it today when I when I'm in a mall and I see a group of teenage boys come at me I tense up and I'm 52 years old but anyway he came back out in the lobby and I was alone and he looks at me and he goes can I have a word with you and I'm like oh lord have mercy are you gonna make me take off my red lobster uniform yeah anyway have him throw cheddar biscuits at me yeah anyway and he started to tear up and he apologized to me oh he apologized to me and he said that he had a relative come out to him and it made him change his perspective on kids that were different and whatever way they're different and he apologized and gave me a hug oh and yeah he was a good man He's a good man. Good. Yeah. Today on the show, actors Steve Zahn and Rick Gomez are joining me in studio to talk about their new docuseries. But when we come back, the hot dish. We'll be right back. Mixed in a casserole dish. That's right. It's the hot dish. Coming up in just a little bit, our first look at the new season of The Gilded Age. Then we say goodbye to Guillermo. And Falun says hello to the love of your life. then our special guests live in studio actors Steve Zahn and Rick Gomez talk about their new project You belong here when the Jason Show continues it's time for the hot dish I wanted to scare Erin anyway let's get to some hot topics first up tighten the corset Falun and get out the tuxedo Jason the Gilded Age is back we're getting we're getting our first look at season four of the guilty pleasure drama from HBO and this looks juicier than ever boom soon I shall entertain the president of the United States I must be cunning and that means rallying the people that I trust it's become too much so you won't pay for anything more I'll follow my own instincts the same instincts that planned to replace my curtains they don't even make tassels like that anymore you're quite the gentleman these days soon none of us will be good enough for him do you think you won't be good enough are you allowing enough time for your own life what if this is my life what i meant to do this must be a dignified affair she seems to think this is her wedding but it's peggy's time we can't always have what we want and before it takes us all down with it this would be considered an act of war we have no choice this is war this situation requires me to take a leave of my manners Steve Garanisky National Treasure He didn't show the husband once. Where is he at? Which one? The new money husband. Oh, he was in there. He was at the very beginning of the trailer. They're going through a little turmoil. I know. That's why I was like, is he still gone? Is he still staying in the city? Yeah, I think he's still staying in it. Yeah. Audience, trust me when I say this. This is from the dude that did Downton Abbey. I love Downton Abbey. The first two seasons, okay, a little sleepy. A little sleepy. And they didn't quite know where they were going. Season three happened. Bada boom, bada bing, bada boom. they they did it man it was like it was hyperdrive and now this and let me and i know a little bit of intel uh i i i knew one of the cast members and and and it's not that fancy anyway and i uh and i told you this they gave me some dish and said that show was almost canceled because it's expensive to make on HBO the the ratings weren't good in season and they almost killed it and season three happened and now it's one of the biggest hits for HBO yeah it was so good very that season yeah really saved it I think Carrie probably helped too because she had that big moment with White Lotus yes Carrie Coon probably brought a few more eyes to it but then on top of that it was just a much better season and then that Ben Ayers right there they call him clock twink uh he's a he was in what does that mean that he made uh he developed like a little oh yeah and he's rich now yes and And they call him Clock Twink? Yeah. And then he was in Death of a Salesman with Nathan Lane. So he's real hot now, both figuratively and actually. And now he's in it. And then Meryl Streep's daughter. Oh, yes. This is what's fascinating. Meryl Streep's daughter was the main focus of season one. Snoozeville. And so they kind of pushed her to the side. And she's like a side character now. Well, her character was boring. Not her fault as an actress. The character itself was just kind of bland. Yeah. It's like eating a plain saltine. You know what I mean? You're right. Give me a little cheese on that. Yeah, spread some peanut butter on that boy. Yeah, a little pimento spread. Season four premieres November 1st over there on HBO. Let's move on. Well, he brought joy to millions on Dancing with the Stars. And sadly, like we told you yesterday, Jimmy's sidekick Guillermo was sent packing this week. Yeah, Guillermo returned to his day job last night, and Jimmy shared the reaction to his elimination. Watch this. Hundreds, if not thousands, of Guillermo's fans were devastated. The couple going home is Guillermo. I totally, I wish I could smash the TV screen from the inside out right now. You had everybody rooting for you. Obviously, not real. I don't know. I mean, I do wonder what the ratings are going to be like. yeah i mean people are people love that show regardless but i mean it's real hot right now they still i mean there are really talented people left so i think people will still too i don't think it was held only on guillermo's back for that show no but i'm sure like the voting went up and the the finale is going to be great because you know if i'm the producer i'm bringing guillermo back for the season finale i wonder if he'll do any because usually with the tour now they split up this actual stars and each one will do a few stops i wonder if guillermo will do a few stops and jimmy predicted this an audience i want this jimmy said that guillermo is going to get so many offers now from shows i want i want guillermo on the traders i'm gonna manifest it i'm gonna manifest it i want guillermo on i want him in scotland in that castle yeah next it's the latest romance hitting prime video so you know fallon's watching it uh fallon made it a point to watch it on the first day it started streaming yeah thank you Thank you, I'm here for you, I say that that is a commitment to her craft it is, yeah, here's a look at the new movie called Love of Your Life, he was the love of your life but who's to say he can only have one I feel like I'm living again, what if we acknowledge that there actually is something here I can't, what do you mean? Oh look at the cast, a green that guy was Green Lantern anyway Margaret Qualley stars as a young woman overcoming heartache in Europe Falun, okay so this isn't giving anything away because this is also in the trailer, so Margaret Qualley's character, she marries this guy who's like everyone loves him, he's just like everyone adores him and he dies, and so I will say yeah I know I won't share how and stuff because that that part of it was shocking, um and then she just literally leaves her life, she doesn't talk to a single person, she does, she throws her phone away and goes to Europe anyway, so I think Margaret Qualley is such a phenomenal actress, the first she's um Andy McDowell's daughter, a lot of people don't realize that, but she um the first time I saw her was in The Maid or whatever on Netflix and it was such a heart-wrenching show and anyway this is the movie if you're looking for a cry this weekend, like this is not going to be an uplifter for you but it really talks about like grief and the things you go through and it's hard and and the if she can do a relationship later and the acting and the story all around was very good would definitely recommend it okay because this yeah and trust this woman right here because she watches all this prime crap she watches all this this right anything they put on that conveyor belt you just take it all yeah i do i even i even watch these shows that are from other countries that have, like, the dub over, you know what I mean? And my husband will walk in and be like, why? And then he just leaves the room. So, yeah. I mean, Jake's a smart man. He is, that's right. Would I like it? Oh, no. I don't think that's your genre of movie. It's not. I mean, but I like a rom-com. I like romance. That's not a rom-com. No, I mean, no. It's not a rom-com. No, I know there's death in it, but I can handle that. It's very minimal funny it's like there's not a lot of funny to it okay so i don't know maybe i don't think that's yours no i'll pass on that one sticking with love next up love is blind is back season 11 with boston singles is streaming now on netflix and i haven't seen this something really awkward happened in the pods let's look at this i'm really excited to talk to you tomorrow sarah have a good night thank you you too not the people i expected dude yeah my bottom two i talk to really yeah how did it go great which isn't that kind of crazy yeah need to close the door they're so stupid they keep the door open who was it john i overheard him saying i was one of his bottom two the door to the pod was open and i overheard john saying that he um had spoken to someone who he wasn't that interested in but then someone asked him how it went and he said good oh Oh, that's Sarah finding out that a guy she's interested in was basically trash-talking her after leaving the pod door accidentally open. I mean, come on, man. Awkward. Yeah, close the door. You're miked and camera'd and make sure before you bust on someone, they're not in the room. I mean, you make sure I'm gone before you bust on me. I try to. Yeah. I try to. Yeah. And I always double-check before I send a nasty text, you know? you know is he in this chain yeah exactly but oof that's brutal i do well and the first episode all already featured in engagement but the woman left the show left the show after getting the ring like didn't just be like i'm gonna stick around she like packed her bags and left the hampton in girl it's like okay because you know how they do the thing you get engaged without seeing each other and then there's the reveal and it's like the most cringy but the best part of the show because you can immediately see on their face if they're like oh no you know and she did she was like no she left she wasn't at all physically attracted to him not at all no because that is i again love is not blind um no yeah clearly that is my least and best part of that show when they come from that scrim and i just like you know people always say that about me that i can't hide anything on my face no colin always tells me fix my face yeah i would be horrible on that show i mean they would netflix would zoom right into me oh you'd be their dream person no i'm married i know but i'm saying no no that would be a surprise reveal i mean yeah but no if i wasn't and i was on Love Is Blind gay version i would you know then i would be you know i'm leaving the Hojo you know i'm leaving the Hampton Inn i'm getting out of here yeah the Hojo Howard Johnson's you're young you don't know Howard Johnson when we were young i thought it was a guy's name on the show Howard Johnson was a very popular family destination in the 80s and the 70s they had orange roofs and like 31 flavors uh yeah it was like a flavors of what ice cream oh you forgot Oh I didn't say that yeah yeah 31 They had flavors of ice cream, and yeah. That was a selling point for a hotel chain? Yes. They had a restaurant connected to every hotel Okay. And then you would always go get one of your favorite, like Superman ice cream was always at the Howard Johnson. Yeah. I really missed out, you know? I really did. Sorry you didn't have those in southern Indiana That's right, yeah We had Motel 8. Thanks a lot. We're going to take a break We'll be right back. Back in a moment. Welcome back. You know our next guests today from their roles in TV shows, including The White Lotus, Band of Brothers, and Silo. And films like, and I'm leading with this because it's my favorite Reality Bites and Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Steve Zahn and Rick Gomez are now stepping behind the camera. They have a new documentary series about the food culture of the great state of Kentucky. And it's called You Belong Here Take a look. If I'm a chef in Kentucky, what am I supposed to be expressing about Kentucky? That's what I want the show to be. I want people to see my own quest about, is it a cuisine of corn? What does corn mean to Kentucky? So some of it's ingredient based. But in Kentucky too when you're in eastern Kentucky the thing that they say to you every single time you go out the door and whenever you say goodbye is be careful, be careful. It's like this real deep genuine care and concern for people and I want that to come through. And I wanna introduce everybody to the folks I know here who are doing such amazing work, who are unsung who are unseen beautiful the the eight-part docuseries celebrates the food the people and uh community of the great state of Kentucky, audience give it up for Steve Zahn and Ringo, you're behind there, how are you gonna sit yeah, you guys like this man kick your feet up but we just, it doesn't even matter, i don't want to do the same seating thing, this is an opposite the same, like we're going in different directions but we're doing the same, if you want to move feel free, you can sit on the damn floor if you want, i don't care no, we're good, uh we we have lovely beverages for you now, uh we had a woman yesterday complained about our tablescape, uh so we uh we gave it away and now we have two new fake plants just for you guys, yeah yeah, you went succulent you went succulent and we have a nymph riding a crystal dolphin, uh right there too, right there yeah yeah, right there, that's important, i like that is, that nice, yeah there's always something to talk about, um let me tell you this, uh there's a lot of excitement for you guys to be here, uh First of all, Falun, Falun's husband is a very busy man. He literally, I think he quit his job to be here today. Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah, right. Yeah, she was telling us. Literally. I think he, like. She said you wrote down questions. Yeah. Do you have questions? Jake has questions. We're going to play Oprah with him later. Oh, I love it. Yeah, that's good. And look, he's never, I mean, his wife has been on the show for two years. He's never watched the show until today. Never come to the show. Never wanted to be on the show. And then our floor director, Carter, had a vacation day, gave it back to be here for you two. I'm just here because I'm paid. No, I'm kidding. This, all jokes aside, I love the topic. I love the state of Kentucky. My dad's folks are all, my whole side of the family, I'm Southern. They're all from Cumberland, Kentucky. Good people. Just a great state. I grew up, I went to many family reunions. I learned how to make biscuits and gravy there. How did, how did the germ of the idea for this docuseries start? It really, it really came out of nowhere. Um, Wita is a friend of mine, we live in the same small town, it's like 1500 people, that's the chef everybody, yeah, Chef Wita, and and um and 1500 people, it's a small town farming community and she's an, she's an icon in Kentucky, like she's she's the food grandma North Star, yeah yeah and she she had this grant and she came to us and she was like, hey I've got this a little amount of money to make this show, nine episodes, do you guys want to do it? And we were like, what a cooking show? Yeah, we didn't really know, we didn't really know what to do, but we said yeah let's do it and it, and it, it really evolved, it was tiny tiny production yeah right and um we just followed her and she was brilliant and the show kind of made itself yeah what rick what is it about the culture uh you know i'm also embroiled in the restaurant industry and i you talk about a fascinating ecosystem i mean you go in any restaurant and you can make a duck you know but what is it specifically about this ecosystem and this chef and this space in kentucky that made it so compelling you know what i think it's actually more about her perspective on that space, because I think we share a lot of similar spaces. I think America has a lot of spaces that are adjacent to each other. We share similar spots. But Wida is an unbelievable chef. She's also a national debate champion. And so when she goes into a college, she won all these debate competitions. So when she goes into with space she kind of leads with questions that are just really interesting and you wind up you wind up you you learn so much by just following her around and and and listening to the questions that she asks then i think from there it's it's um kentucky's just rich with history and we we learn so much about how you know barbecue culture turns into how people then congregate and like a burgoo um is a thing that you do what is a burgoo a burgoo is like a giant stew that that people made with kind of animals that you just kind of it's like it's wild game basically it goes into a pot yeah but back in the day they just chucked a bunch of meat in a pot and yeah but then they got together and eat together and communities were built around this stew so it's like this thing you do and it was the catalyst for coming together right the catalyst for coming It's the one thing that, you know, we all, is food, brings us all together, no matter what, right? And it's a cliche that's not a cliche. It's the truth. It's the truth. And then also the power of a chef. Like, I didn't realize this until doing this show. And the James Beard Foundation really cultivates this in young chefs around the country. But the power of the chef, because they create a table so many different people come to. We all do different things. Steve and I make TV and film, and somebody else might be in politics, or somebody else might be in real estate development. And when you put all those people at a table, you can really kind of start to change things in your community. More with Rick and Steve, and more people are going to take days off from their job when we return. Everybody is going to take a day off. Your unique need. Steve, you've lived in Kentucky for, what, 20 years now? 22. what what what again i it's a beautiful country again uh great people what got you there initially um we we lived on my wife and i lived on a farm in jersey and then we had kids and then we were like hey let's move he's from jersey dude no you said it man it's over yeah it's over so we um my wife was from kentucky she grew up in lexington and when we started thinking about moving somewhere else and and now everyone moved away like in our business they live in other places in the world other than la and new york um so anyway we started the trend steve yeah we were ahead of people like what are you crazy like no it's great yeah you ever do you have a you have a giant farm it's not giant but it's a farm well it's probably giant to us buddy it's pretty good i mean i'm sure it's not like a two-anchor lot, Steve. No, no, no. There's plenty to do. It's a subdivision. What animals do you have? I have horses and goats. Why did you have to look at your shirt? Yeah, why are you looking at your shirt? You looked at my shirt. Because I thought maybe there was goat fur on it. I looked at your shirt because I was looking at your glasses. Do I have goat fur? Yeah, yeah. Oh, these things? Right there, yeah. Yeah. Okay. It's like sheep glasses. No. Selfishly, I want to, I would, I eventually would like, I would like to own a little farm. Yeah, it's great. But it's so I want to know what kind of animals you have. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. This is a surprise to the staff. I love all this. Everybody's going to win. Actually, you meet my horses in episode one. That's right. I have retired thoroughbreds. That's right. Their names? Mojo. I got Uncle Mojo. And then a horse that was named Peace Achieved, which turned into Piece of Cheese, which then turned into Cheese, and now is Cheese, you guys you guys started a production company together Rick, when you guys did it because you know, you hear just like you know everyone moves out of everyone moves out to out of LA also you here every star in the world goes I think I'm going to start a production company what was the intent when you guys started one what did you truly when you wanted to do it what was the intent what'd you want to do with it honestly it was just about friendship and and then and now now we actually do make things but at first it was really just about being buddies because we don't golf and we don't and we were like should we go to Vegas and golf when neither of us know how to golf so like well let's go make something so we literally started at a buddy's place we made a thing called um face deals that just played on YouTube it's just for us so dumb but but what Steve what what Steve would do is he put he'd put stuff in a box and i wouldn't know what's in the box and he just takes stuff from his house and then we bring to the studio we put it on a lazy Susan and it just rotates, and then we try to sell it to nobody because nobody's watching us It's a fake QVC show It was the dumber version of Rick and Steve which is actually a lot like Rick and Steve, actually We did 40 of them. This is the first thing 40 of them in one day, and the rule was we're going to shoot it We're going to put an intro and outro to each one, and no matter what we shoot, it has to go on YouTube. No matter what you do. No matter what we do. And you did 40 of them? We did 40 of them. So you can actually go on YouTube and find face deals And it has like 17 views No one has seen it It's been there for years We've never done anything with it It was just wackier stuff that you would try to sell Like a nymph riding a crystal dolphin We would absolutely sell that We could do it right now Do it right now What is this? A nymph riding a dolphin? A crystal dolphin, Steve What would you charge somebody for that? I would charge $17.74 $17.74 for the nymph on the dolphin calling into the show but since then we've made then we went we've made some shorts um then we made a feature she dances which she dances which was at the twin cities film festival last year and you can watch it and it's really good yeah that's a really good movie it's on peacock right now and yeah yeah they're just right there oh yeah and also before we go and we got to do a dumb commercial but i mean this i'm not trying to be goofy because i have this i'm blessed i i do i have a creative endeavor this thing here yeah and i do it with legit friends yeah there's nothing better oh my god no it's true oh my god no no that's why we did it it's why we did it yeah yeah and it's in our film everybody in that it involved behind the scenes on screen they're all friends yeah yeah it's the best thing it's more with steve and rick when we come back back in a moment everyone yeah that's it it's we all welcome back to the show everyone welcome back Falun thank you for having me um welcome back now as I said at the beginning let's just get right to because I don't want to run out of time because we run out of time and then he literally is here just not for you or me never yeah he's not here for us he's here for these two explain what we're doing Falun my husband is obsessed with a television show called Silo I've watched it thank you yeah actually actively watched him belittle his son recently because he wasn't locked in to the season finale enough for them to discuss. Locked in. Locked in. So he is here today with questions for you. Amazing. Joining us from the audience is Jake Falun's husband, Jake. This is an honor. Can you guys hear me okay? Yeah, totally. I hope my voice doesn't clear my nose on an average day. So first thing, I promised my daughter I would say hi. So hi, Olive, if she's watching there. Okay, anyway, come on. Let's go. My first question is, I'm very curious. I thought the season three finale was one of the best episodes of TV that I've seen. I would love to know the vibe at the first table read. Was the cast as shocked as some of the viewers were? Quality questions. Just kind of seeing the way that the story evolved there. That's a really great question. It is a great question. And I'm going to tell you the truth. The show is so big that we actually can't get everybody together to do a table read. It's impossible. Really? Yeah, because our cast is. We have dozens and dozens of people that have the stories. We have like three studios. Yeah, we have three different studios, and we have different people shooting different things on different days, different units doing different stuff. It's a machine. It's huge. So, you know, I don't want to give too much away if people haven't gotten to the finale yet, but it's coming to a head now, and in season four, you're going to start to see some other things happen. But for three, that was, come on, I didn't mean to say anything. you're gonna um but but for three um you you you have a lot of um siloing that happens so we don't we don't see each other we don't see each other a lot yeah so so so there isn't that opportunity to do that to produce it yeah i i will tell you this though when i read season three when i read it because they sent all the scripts to the house and you get to read everything um i couldn't believe i you know it was a i i was ripping through pages really quick and going like where am i where am i no no i would say this is really good jake you get one more question one more question sorry buddy yeah on on that note are you guys fans of the genre uh like that that sci-fi genre this is for you in general well no no i i i'm not a sci-fi guy even though i've done a couple sci-fi things but they're all basically like planet of the Apes I was in and played a monkey but that was like that's sci-fi but it's real it's real do you notice how you just threw I played a monkey. That's something to be proud of. I'm more proud of that than anything I've done. It was painful, but I love this show because it's not otherworldly. It's our world. And it's really character-driven and I love my character in this, so it was fun to do. Give it up for Jake and his questions. Love it, Jake. Nice job, Jake. Amazing. He killed it. Why don't we just have Jake fill when we're not here for heaven's sake perfect right i know more vacation yeah right exactly okay steve since jake got to uh uh ask a very a question about one of his favorites i'm gonna ask a very uh favorite question my favorite of yours isn't your monkey performance okay uh mine is Reality Bites because you and i are the same age and your movie no joke oh here it is okay first tell me about shooting this scene with this was this a practical okay this was a real Yeah, that's a real location in the valley and I threw my neck out, I did, I swear to God I threw my neck out. Well look at him, yeah look at that scene the same way, yeah I mean I did, the next day I couldn't move, you could only seriously I swear to God, you threw your neck out? I did, I'm never gonna watch that the same way now. Oh okay, give me a great, you gave me one on the break if that's the one you pick, go ahead, give me a great behind this, I love a good behind the scenes story, you know what, you know, it was my first movie so I, I went there with, I brought my dog, I've shot the movie, I'm so excited, I went home and I was poorer than I was when I went there, which was just blew my brain, I was like I'm in a movie, how am I poorer I had, I had Matchbox, um not Matchbox, um the race car sets, the electric Hot Wheels, no no on the track. Yeah, whatever. You know, race car, you plug it in. And so Ethan and I would go to my hotel, we'd lay on the bed and we'd play. So great. Wow. And we'd play wiffle ball. Wow, that's entertainment when you have no money. Give it up for Steve and Rick, everybody. Locally, if you're watching from the Twin Cities. 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