Vulture's Good One Podcast is sponsored by HBO's crashing starring Pete Holmes.

The new comedy series co-created by Holmes and Judd Apetow draws on their experience as comedians

offering a behind-the-scenes look at the unpredictable world of stand-up comedy.

Guest stars include Ardy Lang, T.J. Miller, Sarah Silverman, and Hannibal Burris.

Crashing has just wrapped up its first season, but if you missed any of it, every episode is available on HBO Go and HBO Now.

Welcome to Good One,

Vulture's new podcast about jokes and those who tell them.

I'm your host Jesse David Fox. Each week I have a comedian, comedy writer, or director on it to play

and talk about one of their jokes. I'm so excited for you to listen to

this week's guests, the incomparable, the lovable, Horatio sands. So sometimes

before we start the interview the guests asked if they could watch or listen to the

joke they pick, you know just

the jog their memories. And as Horatio would tell me he hadn't watched Don's

apothecary since it aired during his fifth season on Saturday Night Live

back in 2003. Let me tell you, I can't imagine anyone enjoying this sketch or any

sketch for that matter more than Horatio Sands did. Despite the fact that he wrote and

starred in it, he basically forgot exactly what happened, so he was able to watch it as if it was a perfect piece of comedy made exactly for him.

Nine episodes into doing this podcast, there have been few moments more enjoyable than watching Horatio Sands watch his own sketch.

Seriously, like it sounded like this.

And now you get to hear the truly very silly sketch. I should say like some of the things

picked on good one there is a visual element but as always you can find the

video of it on vulture.com in our post for the episode.

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