You know the thing and no one picked up your thing

And so you bury the thing

That's not the end of the thing

Don't you like jazz yet there's a spooky surprise

And though you cannot revise

And nothing ever really dies.

Welcome to Dead Pilot Society, the show that takes comedy pilots from A-list writers that were sold and developed at networks and streamers but never produced and gives them the table reads they never got a chance to have.

I am Andrew Reich, the creator and host of Dead Pilot Society.

And this is the after show for Frenemies, The Journey of Lewis and Clark, featuring my interview with Mike Lisbee and Nate Rieger. I got it wrong in my intro to the table read. I haven't known them since they were

assistants on Spin City. I actually met them after that. Sorry. We talk about how they got that first

show business break. We also talk about a real dilemma that I was involved with that they faced

early on in their career. You can think about what you might have done in their shoes.

We talk about some of the ways they generate ideas for pilots, some of their favorite staff

jobs, how G-chat has extended their partnership. And we also talked about what parts of their

Lewis and Clark pilot are actually

based on facts. It was really fun to talk with a couple of old friends. So here's my conversation

with Mike Lisby and Nate Rieger after a brief message. Hey, when you listen to podcasts, it really

just comes down to whether or not you like the sound of

everyone's voices. My voice is one of the sounds you'll hear on the podcast, Dr. Game Show. And this is

the voice of co-host and fearless leader Joe Firestone. This is a podcast where we play games

submitted by listeners, and we play them with callers over Zoom we've never spoken to in our lives.

So that is basically the concept of the show. Pretty chill.

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