Welcome to Zach to the Future. I'm your co-host, Dashel Driscoll, joined by Mark Paul Gossler,

because Mark Paul is always here every single time. Hello, Mark Paul. How was that intro?

Yeah, I've heard better. You've done better, but I'm going to say, regardless, hello, Dashel.

Okay, well, that was a, what an equally good welcome to my intro.

And we're also joined by a very special guest today, none other than the man who wrote the episode we will be discussing Bennett Tramer.

Hello, Bennett.

Hi, guys. Very, very happy to be here. I like the show.

I am so excited to have Bennett on the show today.

I feel like he possesses the key to the many questions that we have.

Bennett, I started following you on Instagram, and I noticed that you were commenting on us

commenting on jokes you specifically had written, which was so fascinating to me as a

resource, because we kind of speak anecdotally about things we think are funny or what works

or what was a little odd. So thank you. This is really cool for you to be joining us.

Like a family reunion seeing Mark Paul again. I don't think I've seen him since the 90s. He did a

guest spot on the new class. I followed his career. He's much more than Zach Morris, as we all know, NYPD Blue and Franklin and Batch and pick up. I think you, I feel like your agent here, Mark Paul. Just picked up on mixed-ish. So, you know, he's done a lot of stuff. But this is, for me, he's Zach. Yeah, we haven't seen each other in 30 plus years.

This is the first time that you and I are seeing each other.

That's true. How do we look?

Older.

Please don't answer those questions. Thank God. It's audio.

You guys both look great.

And it should also be noted that Bennett, you were a writer-producer on over 140 episodes of the new class as well.

I've been to more proms and taken more midterms than anybody in history, I think.

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