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Hello, I'm Mikey O'Connell. I'm a writer and editor at The Hollywood Reporter, and this is I'm Having an episode.

Podcast about entertainment, good conversations, and the lengths to which I'm willing to go for just a little bit of attention.

This week's guest is Craig Mayzen.

He's a screenwriter you know very well from his work show running The Last of Us and Chernobyl.

Two Real Downers. He wrote The Hangover movies and his new movie The Sheep Detectives is out May 8th.

First, a correction and a confession. I made an offhand remark last week that Aline Brosh McKenna, the Devil

Wares Prada screenwriter, made a movie called You Can Have It All. Spiritually, I was correct. Literally

I was wrong. The film in question is 2011's I don't know how she does it, starring Sarah

Jessica Parker, a movie that was more of an interrogation

of having it all than a declaration that such a thing is possible. I apologize. As for the

confession, I may have exaggerated about my distaste for entourage. I did eventually arrive at a

distaste, but those first few seasons, I was watching pretty religiously, and I actually

modeled my wardrobe after Jerry Ferrar as Turtle. Big baseball caps, a few pairs of cartoonishly

large sneakers. I think I even bought like a really loud Argyle golf shirt. Sorry for this lapse

in integrity. If we lie about our past, we are doomed to repeat it. My schedule has forced me into a bit of a content desert. I haven't been to the movies in the last week, but I did rewatch 1991 John Candy Dramedy. Dramedy, it's not a drama. It's just a comedy. Delirious for possibly the 30th time in my life. If you've never

heard of it, it's a Tom Mancowitz movie about a bleared soap opera writer, John Candy, who, when

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