Hello everyone. We'll come back to the three questions. I'm your host Andy Richter and this week I am talking to the amazing actress

Poppy Liu. Poppy is an incredible actress and activist. You've seen her in Hacks Sunnyside I Carly and the after party you

can see her now in the new prime video film space cadet I spoke with Poppy in

person at our team Coco studio.

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And now enjoy my conversation with the hilarious and wonderful Poppy Liu. Liew. Yeah, I didn't see the whole thing I was watching here, but I saw the first part. It's really fun. It's really cute. It's really fun. It seems like it's kind of kid-like kid-oriented. Is that true? I would say it's like in the genre of like

legally blonde double-wares pada like you can watch it with the whole family and no one's

gonna have an awkward sex significant. Yes exactly. Yeah I don't know it like someone was saying it feels very 90s yes you know and I agree I don't know if we've had like this

genre and this tone I haven't seen it in a while yeah. We had like an era where it was very much like

Follow your dreams. You can do it. And also and also sort of like and it was you know because I don't know if you, did you ever see private Benjamin?

Yes. That was, it's kind of that thing. Like regular gal gets thrown into extraordinary circumstances and excels.

In space?

Yes, it's like, I think the genre is the powerful bimboe.

Yeah, it really is.

Which I personally really identify with.

It really is. I'm both a bimbo and I'm really identify with. It really is.

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