From KCRW, Santa Monica and KCRW.com, this is The Treatment.

Welcome to the treatment, which you can also hear at KCRW.com. You might know my guest, Bill Hader, from his work as Flint Lockwood and

cloudy on the chance of meatballs, or as Andy Warholman and Black 3,

and I hope he got to keep that very cool leather jacket he wore in the movie.

But you probably mostly know him from Saturday Night Live,

his seventh season.

He got the first Emmy nomination for an actor in the series in over 20 years, right?

Yeah, that's what, yeah.

Since Eddie Murphy, basically. Eddie Murphy and 83 is what they said.

Yeah, it's good.

People have gotten nominations for specific episodes, but not for a whole season.

Yeah, I thought it was Will Ferrell, because I know

Will Ferrell had been nominated, but there's, I guess, it's another category that's for

performance in a variety, you know, it's what our hosts get nominated. Like, Maya and Jimmy

Fallon were nominated this year for, and Melissa McCarthy for hosting. And I think like John Lovitz and Dana Carvey and Will

Farrell and Mike Myers and people have been in that one, nominating that one. I've known you a little bit

for a while. And then I guess one of the things I really like about what you do is you take sort of

the, the epicness of performance, but really specific acting notes.

I mean, think about some of my favorite stuff you're doing.

You play these guys who always, you often play guys who are very calm but incredibly confident.

And my favorite example of that is your Buffalo Bill and the bad guys good conversation sketch,

which is just, I mean, just that insane confidence and that he never raises his voice?

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