Joseph Gordon-Levitt And Tony Shalhoub: 10 Things I Hate About Zoom

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🗓️ 21 August 2020

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Joseph Gordon-Levitt joins us to discuss wearing wigs and playing an old man alien trapped in a teenage body. Then he makes our dreams come true in a game about songs famously associated with movies. Plus, the Oscar goes to... William Jackson Harper (The Good Place) and Yvonne Orji (Insecure) for playing a game about Oscar speeches! And Tony Shalhoub and Luke Kirby (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel) find out if animal Tinder profiles are as cringeworthy as human Tinder profiles.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, I'm gonna call my friend Jonathan Colton and share some exciting news.
0:09.0	Why hello, it's my good friend Ophira Eisenberg from NPR's Ask Me Another. How are you?
0:14.0	Good Jonathan Colton, I want to share with you something.
0:18.0	Yeah.
0:20.0	See that?
0:21.0	Are those my friend?
0:23.0	Car keys?
0:24.0	I bought a car.
0:25.0	Oh my goodness.
0:27.0	I know.
0:28.0	Very exciting.
0:29.0	I've had two cars in the past and those were between the ages of 18 and 21.
0:37.0	Just wait to park it on the street in New York City for a couple of weeks.
0:41.0	Oh, you know, so I drove it last night as I do and I did some street parking.
0:47.0	You know, New York, it's always a thing and I parked it and someone stuck their head out the window and said,
0:53.0	you know, I know it doesn't seem like it, but they tow cars from there and I was like,
0:57.0	thank you.
0:58.0	So nice.
0:59.0	Yeah, that's nice.
1:00.0	That was nice.
1:01.0	They were just hanging out their window on the floor looking at people.
1:05.0	Yeah.
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