Here we are. A couple of pints.

Great. Neck oil, yeah? As requested. So, what did you get up to this weekend? Well, funny story, actually. I befriended this panda, discovered he had a beautiful singing voice, taught him how to harmonise. We got a record deal, went on tour, went platinum in Basingstoke, then broke up due to creative differences. Right. So that's why there's a panda giving you the finger from across the street then. That's right, brother.

Stick your neck out.

Beaver. up due to creative differences. Right. So that's why there's a panda giving you the finger from across the street then.

That's right, brother.

Stick your neck out.

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Kevin Pollock is our guest.

Do you have an impression that's a favorite of yours that is not a favorite of anyone

else?

Like, say, the audience, or is it too obscure?

Yeah, I did Albert Brooks for a long time, actually.

And it just killed me when I sort of eventually had to stop doing because the audience

just wasn't in tune because his early films that he wrote

and directed and starred are some of my favorite also a lost in america i just saw modern

romance as good as it gets modern romance is the one that you know so many people missed who loved

but lost in america i mean the scene with gary marshall oh Marshall when he tries to get the money back. So I just love him to death, and I used to do this thing where I would bring up someone from the audience and improvise the Albert Brooks show, which was a talk show. At that point, they were giving out talk shows every other day, and so I thought you know we be nice if we could

have our favorite people to have their own talk so Albert was mine and I would bring

someone up and it was sort of it was improvised but it was a little control because I

was prepared no matter what they said right you know that I was going to attack them

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