And now, the moment, with Ryan Koppelman. moment don't you waste it on regret.

Hey, this is the moment.

I'm Brian Koppelman.

Thanks for listening.

And hey, thank you so much for the comments on iTunes that you're digging the show.

I really appreciate it and I think it really helps at iTunes to keep increasing awareness for the show. if you do dig it please continue to

rate it and review it on iTunes. I am thrilled that Alan Havy is going to be here

today. You may know the Habe from his turn as Lou Avery on

this season's madman, where he came in and just basically took over Sterling Cooper and knocked it out of the park.

But the Hague has been one of the most important and best stand-up comedians in New York since the mid 80s.

His accomplishments are Legion,

who's been on Letterman a million times.

Done every show you can think of.

I think he's the only guy who was in Seinfeld's documentary

comedian and also on Curb your enthusiasm and Seinfeld. He's an incredible career and

now at 59 years old finds himself at the center of, you know,

maybe the most culturally important television show currently on the air, certainly one of them.

And I want to talk about what that ride has been like.

On a personal note, we'll talk about this.

I've been friends with The Hague since 1989 and maybe even since 19, I think we met in 1980,

when I was 19 years old and he was sort of like an older brother to me and took care of me when I first moved to New York.

So we're going to talk about all that. I'm really excited you're here. Thanks for listening. We'll be back with Habe soon.

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