Hi, everyone. It's Andy Richter. This is the three questions. And I am very happy to have

my old pal on the Conan couch, John Bradley here. How many times were you on the Conan

couch? I'm going to show high. I call it a few times. I think I was twice in the studio

and then a few comic cons as well. Three comic cons maybe two or three. Yeah, no, no.

You did a quite complicated bit with us, didn't you? Yeah, I did. I did a bit in character,

I think. I probably reprised my role as a Samuel Tawley briefly. Yeah, but it was always

such a delight to come on and see you guys. It was always a blast and it's lovely to get

to talk to you again now. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. I really appreciate

you. You're in England. You've apparently resisted the lore of Hollywood. You haven't decided

to move over here and become a California boy. No, I mean, I mean, that's, I'm sort of

aware of the format of this show and that's something that we'll talk about later. I have

resisted it up to now and oh, you have. Okay. In the face of, in the face of a lot of

pressure, especially in the early days, it's not game of throwing days, the lore of it

and the pressure of certain people who were in charge of my career to get me over there

and I know I have my, I have a really, really nice life where I come over to LA and I come

to California and I do comic cons and things like that. And I get to come home and back

to the place where I grew up and the back to the people that I knew when I was growing

up and I get to tell them about it. So yeah, I get, I get a home life. And that way it

always stays exciting and it always stays novel and exhilarating to come over there and

do that stuff and then come back out of it. I think, I think if I was over there a lot

and leading that kind of life, the novelty had worked for me and I'd be less excited

if I ate when it happens. Yeah. And I also, I mean, I can imagine it would be nice because

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