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 or 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. I have

been. I have a 16 year old daughter and a 21 year old son. I probably have seen every

episode of I Carly. No kidding. Honestly. And it's a really good show. It's not like I the

reason I watch it is because it actually is. I mean, it's a teen sitcom. Sure. Sure.

Is it creepy for an old man like me to be watching a teen sitcom? Of course. Like I, you

know, like the one time I watched you for you, I felt so like I was in a van like in a window

with van. I did too. I watched the pilot and I was like, Oh, I feel is this okay? They're

like 16. What's going on? Yeah, because my daughter will say it's a great show. I'm like,

Yeah, but no, you don't want me watching you for you, honey. But well, I don't even think

if it's Jeanette McCurdy who played Sam on I Carly for all those years and on other, on

every other, every other dime that Nick Lloyd could could ring out of the character of Sam.

And, and I was just, I just, I want to say right off the bat, how from day one, how impressed

I was with how good you are, how good your comedic chops are and what a good actor

you are. And, and that whole show was, you know, full of, and they talk about likeability,

like that's, you know, but it really matters in television. Everybody in that show so winning,

so likable, so great. But you really, you understand comedy in an in eight way and you

were always just so good. And also you got to play, I mean, a teenage girl who's scary,

who's intimidating, who's mean and kind of a bully. Like it's like, that's got to be

a fantasy fulfillment for a lot of young women, you know, so, I'm sure there's, you know,

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