“Really, anything can happen if you, uh, believe.”
Lance and Ray interview Emmy-award-winning Frank Lesser, who's been a writer for The Colbert Report since 2006. Frank's also the author of Sad Monsters, hilarious essays written from the perspective of monsters. Their interview includes talk about working on Colbert, how Frank turned down a pre-fame John Krasinski for the lead robot role in his short film, and what it was like to watch Ghostbusters as a kid.
Also Lance and Ray each share their Top 12 Movies of 2012, they try to meld their minds, and Lance sings a song he wrote in French (a language he does not speak) for Vicky Wight's short film Oui Oui Non Non.
“This is a bigger world than just us.”
Lance and Ray talk to filmmaker/playwright/blogger extraordinaire Eljon Wardally, whose short film Docket 32357 is currently on the film festival circuit. They talk about Sidney Poitier's daughter Sidney Poitier, the stroke Eljon had two years ago which inspired her blog for young stroke survivors, and the timeless creepiness of the Twilight Zone.
Also, Ray gives an in-depth tutorial on how to use the microwave, rock and roll duo S2pid (Ray and Jesse Gavin) perform a song, and Lance and Ray talk about Nemo, Community's return, and being neurotic about DVRing/spoilers.
This episode is dedicated to Dean Comerford.
“Make a drawing together.”
Lance and Ray interview the lovely and talented Katie Schorr, an actor/writer who's had one-woman shows in NYC at UCB, Ars Nova, and Joe's Pub, been in many commercials (including a Downy spot with Amy Sedaris), and narrated over a dozen audiobooks (including the Immortals series). She's also married to Lance and co-starred with the boys in the improvised teen drama The NYC and in their live show. Their interview includes talk of upcoming webseries Yoga Partners, actors dating actors, the TickleBug, and Katie's advice for young ladies.
Also: Katie and Lance's pop duo Coldfighter performs an excerpt from their song "I Am the Girl," Lance and Ray uncover a podcast from the future, and Ray and Lance talk about the Super Bowl, 30 Rock, and crying at entertainment.