You're listening to Comedy Central.

We are all huge fans of yours.

Thanks. I'm a huge fan of yours, actually. Yeah, thank you. I think what you do is of yours. Thanks.

I'm a huge fan of yours, actually.

Yeah, I think what you do is really important.

Oh, that's very kind.

True.

Very kind.

I have loved you since Freaks and Geeks.

Yeah, the good old days.

Oh my God.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall is still, I think,

one of the greatest rom-coms of all times, still holds up.

Thank you. Wow.

Yeah.

And nominated for an Emmy last year for season one of shrinking.

Yeah.

Now you're back at it, season two.

Yeah.

You're not just starring in this show.

You co-created it with Bill Lawrence and Brett Goldstein. How did that all come about? I'm really lucky. I got kind of a free ride on this one in that I got a call from Bill and Brett. They had both had an idea about a therapist going through a nervous breakdown and they got in touch with me and asked if I wanted to play the guy. Actually, the truth of the story is apparently I was a walk, and I was listening to, I know what I was listening to at the time. I was listening to Sign Sealed Delivered by Stevie Wonder. And I was like, yeah, I was walking along, kind of dancing to myself. And apparently the producer texted Bill Lawrence, just saw Jason Siegel. He seems happy. Let's do a show with him. That's a true story. I love that. Yeah, yeah, life's not fair at all. I have got to start dancing in the streets more often. I couldn't agree more. I changed my life. I have to say, if I did that, I feel like people would be like, someone needs to pay that woman to stop moving like that.

Yeah.

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