From KCRW, Santa Monica and KCRW.com, this is The Treatment.

Welcome to the treatment, which you can also hear at KCRW.com.

Between my guests, Lauren Bouchard and Jim Doe, the executive producers of Bosburgers,

they've created a whole new kind of, or they've animated, rather,

a whole new kind of domestic instability between the two of them,

between home movies and Lucy, daughter of Satan, and King of the Hill,

and Dr. Katz's professional therapist,

they brought family into a whole new kind of dysfunction.

Bosberg is one of those shows where, if you're like me and a real fan of it,

and you try to describe the episode, you start to laugh as you do.

So, guys, first of all, thanks so much for being here.

Thank you.

Pleasure.

One of the things I like so much about the show is that because they're actors who

are comedians who do the voices like Kristen Schall and Eugene Mintz and and John Benjamin,

they really know how to play it without overplaying it. They don't do cartoony voices. They sound

really incredibly real. Yeah. There's great voiceover people out there who do, you know, what you would call sort of

broad or cartoony voices, and they're very funny.

That's my kind of your matier from the outset, hasn't it?

Drawn to natural performances and conversational performances.

And so you cast people who have naturally great voices and let them do their own voice.

For the most part, I mean, we have people

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