It's Bullseye, I'm Jesse Thorne. Hey, guess what, guys? Special bonus treat for all

of you podcast listeners. Maybe you've already heard about it. My company Maximum Fund

just put out our first ever scripted series. It's called Bubble. Very, very proud of it.

Bubble is a sci-fi comedy series set in a city called Fair Haven, which is a lot like, I

don't know, Portland, Pick your Portland, Portland, Oregon, Portland, Maine, except for

a few big differences. For one, Fair Haven is somewhere else, not on this earth, and

two, the town is literally surrounded by a bubble covered in a protective bubble. Our

show follows four twenty-somethings working the same side hustle to make ends meet. Their

contract workers using an app called Hunter. The app hires people to kill the monsters

that occasionally slip through the town's protective barrier. Bubbles part, ass kicking

comedy, part commentary on how far people will go to live in a hip expensive city. So

sort of like, broad city meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I was an executive producer on

the show, probably the most ambitious thing we've ever done at Max Fun. One of my favorite

things about making this show was that I got to work on it with some really amazing

people. For one thing, there's the cast, Mike Mitchell, Alison Becker, Eliza Skinner, Keith

Powell, Cristella Alonso, plus like a laundry list of guest stars that you wouldn't believe.

Judy Greer is the least of it. And also the show's creators, two of my closest oldest friends.

Nick Adams, he's a writer-producer on Bojack Horseman, and he's written on many other shows.

And my friend and Jordan Jesse Goe co-host Jordan Morris, who created Bubble. He's also a

seasoned comedy writer. He's worked on it at Midnight among many other things. And that's

who you are about to hear from. I talked with Nick and Jordan about creating the show,

living in a big city and making ends meet about how living in places like L.A. or New York

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