Episode 22: A Dude Named Hot Sauce (with Yassir Lester) (Encore)

Another Round

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4.8 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2017

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Heben catches up with writer/comedian Yassir Lester about his new TV show "Making History," then revisits a conversation she and Tracy had with him about light-skinned dudes, writing for "Girls," and the best teen ever: Malia Obama. Plus, Nicki Minaj's famous pickle juice speech, celebrating little victories, and candles...!

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0:00.0	Hi everyone, I'm heaven and Tracy is out sick.
0:02.8	What?
0:03.4	We're sad, but we love her.
0:04.6	Wait, who is that other voice that you hear?
0:06.8	Is that Yasser Lester on the phone?
0:08.6	Hey!
0:10.4	This is my favorite 90s comedy.
0:13.6	We're going to play an encore of our conversation with Yasser from last year.
0:17.2	But we thought we should talk to him again because he has a brand spanking new show out.
0:20.5	We didn't even get to when you talked to us last time.
0:23.1	What's your show, girl?
0:24.1	The show is called Making History.
0:26.5	It's on Fox Sunday nights at 8.30 pm after the Simpsons.
0:31.5	It's about a team of time travelers who mess things up.
0:36.5	And Yasser is black, as you all know, and he still is alive in this season.
0:41.3	So this is a black history month celebration continues.
0:45.1	We are really taking risks.
0:50.1	Anyways, how has life changed since the last time we talked?
0:53.7	Yo, literally nothing has changed.
0:57.3	What?
0:58.3	I see your face on Fox TV commercials.
1:02.1	Yeah, that's the only thing that's kind of changed.
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