Well, hi, welcome back. Now, this week we've added something special into our schedule or schedule. I am easy with both. We're looking back at some of the biggest Hollywood names in comedy and acting. We're revisiting Michael Serra, who shares with us how he found acting as a child.

Also, David Harbour, on how he landed his role in the phenomenally popular stranger things.

And last, and not least, one of the funniest and loveliest men in the world.

The huge will fell.

It's time to sit back, relax, and enjoy Briden and the best of Hollywood.

Before you joined us, we've had a technical emergency is not too strong a word oh boy it doesn't affect your end

oh great because but but i don't even know if i need to hear the rest yeah i justed with Michael, I just lost him when I said, didn't affect him.

He knew it wasn't about him.

No, I'm happy to listen.

It might feel good to tell me about it.

Well, it would.

It's good to share.

This high-tech setup, I'm in my house, the top floor, the office, and I've got a very nice Sony A7 camera

that shoots me with beautiful lights around it, and it records onto a ninja external hard

drive. Well, the ninja has got very ill. But frankly, I prefer myself low resolution, so for

me it's a win-win. It looks fine, and, you know, that's what I'm working with. So, I mean, it seems only fair that we have the same resolution. That's a good way of looking at it. There's a great democracy at play now. I was a little worried that it would look just very professional on your end, and I would just look like a guy at home, which is all I am. But you started as a kid, didn't you? Yeah, I did. I did. I started, well, yeah, and it wasn't a career. I mean, you know, it was nothing to do with a career or work when I started. It sort of just morphed into that very conveniently for me. I mean, I'm very grateful, actually, for what I'm doing with my life and that I enjoy it to a certain extent.

How did it come about?

How did you come to be performing as a child?

I was doing it as recreation in the beginning, you know, a sort of weekend class with other kids.

Something to do, you know, an extrac weekend class with other kids, something to do,

you know, an extracurricular activity. And it's like a, you know, kind of theater class where you're playing, you know, warm up exercises with other kids. And then you kind of knock a little

presentation together for the parents, you know, completely unprofessional in every way. But I think actually

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