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Welcome to South Beach Sessions, back on the West Coast.

I'm very excited about this one because Kamail Nanjiani is a man of much range.

It's not just that he's an actor, he's a writer, and I think his first love is stand-up comedy.

He's returning to stand-up.

Night Thoughts is the special, Hulu, December 19th. He's in theaters now with Ella McKay. I wonder which of these, you've shown an extraordinary range, and your journey is fascinating, so thanks for being

with us, but which of these gives you the greatest joy, because you're going back to comedy now and you didn't have to do that. No, which brings me the greatest joy. It changes day to day. What I love about stand-up is it's really on you, your mistakes. It's you and the crowd. If something doesn't go right, it's completely your fault. When you're acting and stuff, truly when you're acting and stuff, you're at the mercy

of other people. So you really have to trust the filmmaker that they make you look good.

The actual doing of it, I enjoy acting the most, I would say, because I find it to be challenging.

And it's exciting because the goals are so varied.

Whereas with stand-up, your goal really is to make people laugh, right?

And it's not limited.

There's so much you could do with stand-up.

But with acting, you could really, it can be very cathartic.

You can, like, it kind of feels like it can feel like therapy, you know.

Stand-up, you can do really well and just have it be outward-facing.

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