Julia Sweeney, who I was shared several years on Saturday Night Live, so did David, and we had this really nice interview with her.

So we're bringing her back in case you missed it.

She had a character named It's Pat that was kind of a big hit on S&L.

There was a movie that was controversial in its own way, but she's very talented and

very open about her life. Androgynous character. Everyone tried to figure out if it was a man

or woman. That was a big joke. And it was funny. She also was a strong utility player because

like Phil, as a female, she would come in and she was in a lot of

sketches because of this and she could play anything and throw a wig on and give her an accent and

it was fun to sit with her and look back because we were there a lot at the same time yeah early

and just good you know you always focus on the fun.

We end up some of the tough times, but we overall, we all had a great time there.

She was a trip down memory lane.

Yeah, one of the greats, Julia Sweeney.

You've done two or three one woman shows based on... Well, really just one.

Letting go of God was the...

Yeah, that's the religion one.

The other ones are other things.

God said ha.

Yeah, I got it.

So you're an atheist.

Yes, although I really... It sounds so negative, but it's just. Yes, well, no, because to American ears, atheists sounds like,

I hate puppies and flowers. Yes. It's kind of a Nazi-ass thing to it or something. Yeah.

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