Hello everybody this is Andy Richter you've tuned into the three questions I am the host of that show and

this month we are digging into the archives and we are looking back on some of my favorite episodes of the show.

And this week we are resharing my conversation with Jeanette McCurdy.

Jeanette was pitched to me back in 2022 and I said yes because I had a teenage daughter who used to

watch a lot of I-Carlie and I was always struck by how funny the actress that played Sam was. So when somebody brought her up to be on

three questions, I said yes, we spoke in August of 2022, which is the same week that her memoir, I'm glad my mom died, was

published.

The book went on to sell nearly 2 million copies.

Jeanette has an incredible story, and we spoke about her journey from Nickelodeon child

stardom to quitting acting altogether.

Here's my conversation with Jeanette McCurdy.

I know you're going to love it. Hello everyone I'm Andy Richter. This is the three questions and I am

very excited to talk to someone mainly because she's going to shit talk her dead mother.

Who doesn't want that?

I've never really had that on this show before and I finally my dream comes true don't listen to

this one mom my mom's still alive so but also too I also am have been, I have a 16 year old daughter and a 21 year old son.

I probably have seen every episode of I-Carlie.

No kidding.

Honestly, honestly.

And it's a really good show.

It's not like, the reason I watch it

is because it actually is, I mean, it's a teen sitcom, sure.

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