Natasha Lyonne

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

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Comedy, Leisure, Other Games

4.6 • 35.7K Ratings

🗓️ 28 January 2023

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Natasha Lyonne is an actor, writer, and director with one of the most recognizable voices in the world. She stars in the new series Poker Face, so we ask her three questions about getting botox.

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0:00.0	From the PR at WDB Easy Chicago, this is, wait, wait, don't tell me, the NPR news quiz.
0:11.3	Crack into this cold one.
0:13.9	I'm a refreshing billar light.
0:17.7	Bill Curtis, and here is your host at the student maker, theatre at the Fine Arts Building
0:22.3	in Chicago, Illinois, Peter Segal.
0:25.1	Thank you, Bill.
0:26.6	Thank you, everybody.
0:29.6	We have a fabulous show for you today.
0:32.1	Later on, we're going to be talking to Natasha Leon, the wonderful actor who stars in the
0:36.5	new show Pokerface.
0:38.4	She plays a character who can tell whenever anybody is lying.
0:43.3	So let's hope she wasn't listening when I just said we had a fabulous show for you today.
0:49.0	We're going to let you be the judge of that.
0:51.2	Give us a call to play our games.
0:52.4	The number is 1, AAA, wait, wait.
0:54.4	That's 1,888-924-8924.
0:55.9	Hi, you're on way, wait, don't tell me.
0:59.6	Hi, Peter, this is James Stasso from Washington, DC.
1:02.8	James Stasso from Washington, what do you do there at the home of our permanent government?
1:07.9	Well, currently not much.
1:09.2	I just finished up a stint as an investigative council and then a senior investigative council
1:14.0	for the January 6th committee.
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