Alexa, who is Adam Ferrar?

Adam Ferrar is an American actor and comedian known for playing the roles of Chief Needles Nelson on Rescue Me.

Sergeant Frank Vuelly opposite Edie Falco on Nurse Jackie.

He was a co-host on the U.S. version of Top Gear.

Adam Podcast is a big hit and available everywhere.

Sounds like it could be funny.

Sounds to me like 30 minutes you'll never get back.

Thank you guys so much for being here because it's showtime.

And what do you think?

We don't have another great show for you again this time.

Of course we do.

My guest in the ADD interview is a very funny comedian.

She does the warm-up for the show The View, and she's here for us today.

Her name is Regina DeChico. And we'd like to welcome to everyone from our Talk to Me Tuesday, family. That's our conversation we have every week. 9 o'clock Eastern, 6 p.m. Pacific. Go to my website. Click the link and join our conversation because you know we'd love to have you there. And our superfan shout out is for Driver Lance. Say hi to Driver Lance, everybody. Hi everybody hi driver lance driver lance how you doing pal driver lance is actually uh he's from oz he is a he is a driver a truck

driver from new zealand okay yeah when you said oz i was like is it the mystical land or is it

the prison yeah the prison yeah he's on the prison series. He dated J.K. Simmons on the series. Didn't we all? Yeah. But Driver Lance is watching Nurse Jackie. He sent us an email. Honey, if they want to get a hold of us, where do they go? The Adam for our email. He wrote, Dear Adam and Team, I miss Nurse Jackie the first time around.

I am watching it now.

And the last episode of the podcast that just aired, I thought, was bloody ironic and funny because you were talking about a lady taking a dump on a car bonnet of another car.

In your last line in the episode, I saw, Nurse Jackie, was keep it up, and I'm going to shit on your rug too.

I know the line wasn't supposed to be funny, but I had tears of laughter in my eyes after that. Pure gold. Okay. I think I improb that line. I don't remember. You improvve that line? I'm pretty sure. It sounds a lot like me. It does. Yeah. Can I ask a question? Can I peel the curtain back for a second? The chair recognizes the man from D.C. Yes.

When you want to improv something like that, do you have to run it by the director? Do you have to let the other actors know? Or are you like, I want to get a genuine reaction. So I'm just going to spring this on everybody. Well, here's the thing. I always do the written word first because you want to show respect to the writers, especially at the table. Never improv anything at the table because the writers want to hear it. Right. And then if they're going to move on, usually a director goes, is everybody happy? And then you could ask for them to take. Or if they're going to move on, they don't. I always say, one for a friend. And they laugh and they usually give me one. And then I'll try it. And nine times out of ten. Luckily, it makes it. Yeah. So you do have to ask. You don't really have to. Well, it depends. With Dennis, you don't. I never did because he expects that of you. Depends on the set. He would yell at you. He was like, I don't like it.

We're going to do it again.

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