Hey everyone, hi, hello, it is me, Allison Rosen, welcome to another episode of Allison

Rosen is your new best friend. I am sitting here with Casey St. Onge, TV comedy writer, co-executive

producer of Watch What Happened Live with Andy Cohen, currently doing a short stint in

LA, which is why you're in town. But also, best week ever, you wrote for David Letterman,

yes? I was his assistant, but that's where I started writing. That's awesome. And Joan Rivers,

and probably a ton of other, and you wrote a young adult book. Yes, and I wrote for the

Rosie O'Donnell show, the original one for many the whole time. Right. All right, so we will get

into all of that. But yeah, how is your LA trip going? It's been great. We've been at the

Palace Theatre in downtown Los Angeles, and it's been very colorful, and what a great theater

that is. It's very cool, possibly haunted. Have you seen anything that would suggest it is?

Well, I'll tell you what we were myself and another producer, Zara Finley-Sherius, were

we were interested, so we happened upon some type of ghost hunting blog that was talking

about the Palace Theatre in the history. And so we were saying, oh, they say that a lady

appears on stage, a ghostly lady appears on stage, and we were reading it backstage to

all of our colleagues, and then we both instinctively stopped reading before the next part, which

actually was scarier than a ghostly lady appearing on stage, and then suddenly this big industrial

metal door slam shut and nearly killed a crew member. Oh my God. So we were like, yeah, it

seems haunted. But like in a good way, it was just like a warning, like, don't read that

really scary part out. Right. Do you believe in all that stuff? Sometimes I do. Sometimes I

don't, but mostly yes. I mean, let's be honest, I do. Okay, so your last name is pronounced

St. Orange. Yes, I have mispronounced it on the show, and perhaps you're thinking, when

did it come up on the show? And I will tell you, but I feel like actually I've mentioned

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