Welcome to Kill Me Now with Judy Gold. I'm your host, Judy Gold. And this week's

episode is a very special episode. If you are a regular listener, you know that

last year, just at this time, I interviewed Trevor Moore, the incredible

wonderful talented musician, comedian. And we aired part one and before part two

aired Trevor died in a tragic accident. And we held on to part two. Wanted to

give the family time to grieve. And we thought it would be appropriate since it's

been a year to honor his memory and his incredible body of work that we we

air part two. So here is part two of my conversation with Trevor Moore. Check

out part one when you get a sec and enjoy. You become a page which is like the

most treasured, coveted, like NBC pages. I mean, if we looked up a list of who

was an NBC page. Regis Filman. Right. Was Katie Kirk and NBC

Pay. I don't know. They were I don't know. It was crazy. Right. Well, they get

50,000 applicants a year. And they picked 50, right? They picked 50. Like, you

know, and and you have to like, it is the most high pressure interview you could

ever be in, which I botched. Like, I don't interview well. I don't like. Right. But

then you were like, oh, and by the way, I know you're not gonna hate me. But

here's a letter from Lauren Michaels. Like, exactly. When they ask you in the

interview, well, they're like, where do you see the future of television? Oh, shut

up. All this stuff. 18 years old. Yeah. I'm like, oh, like, I guess friends is

going to be off here. Yeah. But I had a letter. I have like the golden

ticket. So you guys graduate, right? And the way this kids you know is, first of

all, it is one of the, I mean, that fucking Abraham Lincoln sketch. Oh, yeah. It is

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