This is the Dan Levitar show with the Stucats podcast.

Mike Ryan, weren't you excited when you saw Brett Ehrlich was joining us because of your

fascination with his Rotten Tomatoes show because you've been following this guy for 15 years?

Yeah, I love that show on Al Gore's former TV network current.

They had some good programming there on The Rotten Tomato Show was really, really funny.

And if it were still around, I'd still be watching it.

It's a damn shame.

It didn't have a longer run.

So when I saw Brett Ehrlich on the guest list, I'm like, is that the dude from the Rotten

Tomato show thinking that nobody would understand the reference that I was making because it was on Al Gore's Network. Look at how excited he is right now. He's the director of programming of the Young Turks Network. He's a comedian. He's been doing a lot of funny political comedy for a while. He's the host of Happy Half Hour Wednesdays 8.30 p.m. Eastern. But what's the matter with you,

Brett? You look like you were raising your hand like a kid in class wanting to talk.

Well, you know, when I got the invite, I thought it was an April Fool's joke because this is

kind of a dream come true for me. And it wasn't until that moment that everything became real.

So I'm happy to be part of it. Thank you for watching The Rotten Tomatoes Show. We always

joked that we were minor league cable sensations and apparently that's the truth. Thank

you so much for watching in Aught 8.

I hate to break it to you, Brett, but this is an elaborate April Fool's joke.

You're not on the show.

We're not on air right now.

Welcome to Mystery, Craig.

But what's a dream come true?

Because the reason I wanted to have you on is I heard you, I've been fascinated by what's

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