Finally, a kid's movie that proves the age-old adage that a kid's best friend is a 7-foot-tall,

scary-ass looking Scottish bear that makes other kids piss their pants. We saw Gooby, so you know what that means.

Hello people of Earth and welcome to How Did This Get Made. I am Paul Sheer joined as always by Jason Manzooka.

Oh, I'm terrific Paul. How are you? Very good. And Jun Diane Rayfield, how are you June?

I'm good Paul. How are you? Very good. We have a very special guest today from the hit TV show Nathan

for you. Please welcome Nathan Fielder. Give it up for Nathan. Welcome Nathan. Thanks for having me.

And your show comes back on June 24th. If you've not seen the show, put your DVRs. It's amazing.

It's so funny. June 24th set those DVRs now. But we will wait. So please go to you. We'll go.

We'll give you like what? Like three minutes? Yeah, like I was going to say like two two and a half minutes.

No, it'll give you three. Okay, just in case you're powering up. This movie Gooby,

holy moly, people have talked about this movie. Really? I've never heard of this. I've heard about it

through people who like bad movies back in. You're seeing Gooby. And so it's been on my radar.

I had a question just straight out of the gate. I didn't do any research on this film.

And at a certain point, I started to feel as though this might have been a film made for kids

dealing with mental illness. Well, I wrote that at all mental illness. Like as if to say like,

here's a move. Here's one for you guys. Like you're dealing with a lot. Like the world is like like

the kid is definitely having like some sort of like spells. We'll see that. I really want

to get into that because that was my biggest question too, which is the setup of Gooby's arrival.

Because it actually, I would argue that he is just a kid with an active imagination.

And he's not. And he moves and that's a big change for anyone.

I just felt that his active imagination was not, it wasn't like, oh, he's so creative.

It was like, he was his mom says hallucinations. Here's my question. Were the problems starting

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