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From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.

Welcome to The Treatment.

I'm Elvis Mitchell.

You may know my guest, Nick Crowell. Well, if you watched the last three seasons of Kroll Show, which he inconveniently shut down on Comedy Central, a disservice to all of us, you get a chance to see him now in his new film, which he's produced and conceive the story for the film as adult beginners. My guest is Nick Kroll. It's always a pleasure to have you here. Thanks so much for coming back.

Thank you for having me, Elvis. And I'm terribly sorry about ending

Kroll show. I am terribly sorry about it. You should be sorry about it. I should tell the audience that

we've, for the past couple of years, we've done an event at the LA County Museum where Nick comes in,

we show a couple of episodes. And one of the great things about that show is it lives so well on a really big screen.

Yeah.

I mean, the first thing that we, the first thing we showed was the episode with Cake Trey, which is a thing of beauty.

It looked so great.

Thank you.

And it was also, by the time of the second season, the show was less dense.

So it really was lived much better on the big screen than I think had the first season.

Have we done that?

They would have been too much for the audience.

Yeah, the first season was choppier and faster pace.

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