Hello and welcome to wrong turns. This is the podcast where dignity goes to die, where we share our most painful inner memories and thoughts and we don't try and make each other feel better about it. And I'm joined by two incredibly funny, wonderful people. Today we have a comedian, actress, an Emmy nominated writer whose work includes The Great North, Bob's Burgers, Late Night with Seth Myers, Bojack Horseman, and What We Do in the Shadows. Her first hour-long comedy special, hopeful potato premieres on dropout December 15th. It's a parna nancella. Hello. Hello. Thank you, thank you. Hello. The queen of one onliners. How are you? It's nice to finally meet you. Oh, I know. We circled around

each other. Yes, we were discussing this earlier. You were in the cool inner circle and I was

I was outside near the garbage rummaging. So, but yeah, lovely to meet you in person.

I mean, maybe some people online feel like they've cracked something, but I never felt that way.

I always, I feel like online is where you constantly just feel like your life is about to be destroyed.

Yeah, 100%.

And we also welcome a fabulous comedian,

actress, producer, director

from shows like Adam Ruins Everything, Earth to Ned,

drop the mic, and the late late show.

She's just directed a comedy special

called Hopeful Potato with a young upstart named A Pana Nantrella.

It's Eliza Skinner.

It's me, It's me.

Yeah, we've finally been brought back together since our feud.

Ah, yes, you again.

How was working together?

It was lovely.

I feel like I was so happy Eliza was interested in directing it because I've been her friend but also a fan of her for so long.

So getting to work with your friends is one of the very lovely things about.

Yeah, it felt like becoming a partner's friend professionally instead of just on an amateur basis.

Like now it was a job. How long has it been that you've been friends?

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