Hello, I'm Hal Lublin.

And I'm Mark Gagliardi.

Since the dawn of humanity, one issue has gone unsettled.

With the fate of the world and the balance, we're here to settle once and for all.

Best Catherine O'Hara Roll.

That's right.

Don't worry, everyone.

We got this.

Podcasts should have a theme song. Podcasts should not have a theme song.

Yes, they should. No, they shouldn't. They sound good. Yeah, but people are just going to skip past it.

Hmm. You know what? You're right. We got this.

Mark, when we were at Second City, I guess long before we became closer friends, I'll bring

Carla in now. The one thing I knew about you, Carla, from within a short time of knowing

you at Second City, was that you, I don't know if worshipped is too strong a word, but, like, loved

to the deepest part of your core, Catherine O'Hara. So honestly, when I saw the news that she had passed away, you were the first person. I almost thought to, like, reach out to you and be like, are you okay? Which feels weird. But, like, that was the instinct. And when Mark and I talked about this this morning, as a topic to record. I was like, let's reach out to Carla,

an instant agreement from Mark. You're the one person we had to have everyone to talk about this.

Thanks, you guys. You are in many ways, too, have followed in her footsteps. For those who've never heard Carla on the show before, this is our dear friend Carla Kikowsky.

Hi.

Second City improv legend in Los Angeles. And very, very funny. Every time we've gotten on stage together, it's been a delight. Every time we've hung out not on stage together, it's been even more of a delight. So thanks for being here. Thanks for having me. I'm so sorry about Catherine O'Hara. So very sorry that we lost her, but we're going to celebrate her here and talk about

her greatest roles. What drew you to her initially? Like, when did you become a fan?

Um, gosh, I think I've just always been aware of her. I feel like one of the first movies that I

have, okay, so the story is that my first movie that I saw in the theater was E.T. But I don't

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