Loren Bouchard

The Three Questions with Andy Richter

Team Coco & Earwolf

Comedy

4.5 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 15 October 2019

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Animator, writer, and director Loren Bouchard (Dr. Katz, Bob’s Burgers) talks with Andy Richter about growing up in a family of blue collar artists, why bartending is perfect preparation for working in production, coming alive through gratitude, and the horror element that got cut while developing Bob’s Burgers. Plus, Loren shares why he’d like to find success by stepping away from the workshop. This episode is sponsored by Betterhelp (www.betterhelp.com/threequestions code: THREEQUESTIONS), LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com/threequestions) and The Hilarious World of Depression podcast.

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0:00.0	Hi there, this is Andy Richter and you are listening to the three questions.
0:16.0	My guest today, Lauren Bouchard, the creator of Bob's Burgers.
0:21.3	And what was the other one with Dr. Katz?
0:24.6	Oh, yeah, yeah.
0:25.6	Home movies, Dr. Katz.
0:27.1	And a main Italian.
0:28.1	Lots of...
0:29.1	What was the early ones?
0:30.1	What do they call it?
0:31.1	Squiggle Vision?
0:32.1	Squiggle Vision?
0:33.1	Yeah, it moved.
0:34.1	Yeah.
0:35.1	It was shaky.
0:36.1	Yeah, it was animated shaky camera.
0:39.5	We were sure we had to move something because we didn't know how to make people walk or...
0:45.3	We weren't interested in a lot of action.
0:48.5	It was basically going to be talking heads.
0:50.5	So we were sure something had to move.
0:52.5	So there was this idea, just keep everything squiggling.
0:56.5	Right, right.
0:57.5	And it worked more or less.
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