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at the news because I want to laugh.

I'll be watching CNN and I'll want to laugh, but then I feel guilty that I'm laughing at actually something that's happening.

And with everything going on, it's like, I love that this show, people, you can laugh here without guilt.

You know, feel free to take that laughter and direct it towards our show.

You know, because this is a guilt-free zone where you can laugh if you feel guilty laughing at the news.

Hello and welcome to The Last Laugh. My name's Matt Wilstein and I'm a senior writer at The Daily Beast.

My guest for this episode is the hilarious and talented actor, Tony Hale.

You know him as Buster Bluth on Arrest Development, which just returned for what is likely

its final batch of episodes on Netflix. More on that later. And he won two Emmys for playing

Gary Walsh on Veep, which just aired its final season premiere on HBO this past Sunday night.

I'm so excited for you to listen to my conversation with Tony, who I have to tell you is so different from his iconic characters in person that it's almost jarring.

And that is a good thing because Buster and Gary are both deeply awkward people and Tony is anything but.

So without further ado, this is the last laugh with today's guest, Tony Hale.

So you're telling me before we started recording that you were just in Vegas with your

VIPCast. So what was that like? I know. We went, actually it was about a month ago we went,

and it was so fun, we all adore each other a little too much.

And we had actually just finished shooting.

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