The first half promises pure, joyful distraction: After some fabulous talk about ghosts and the 2015 erotic thriller The Boy Next Door, Byer and Zamata jump off the rails into a shocking exploration of bathing. Hosts and best friends Nicole Byer and Sasheer Zamata recorded the first half in-studio and the second remotely. Having a hard time deciding if your heart wants a podcast recorded pre- or during quarantine? Strangely, and perfectly, this episode is both. He always looked like a big, round apple pie.” When nothing in the world makes sense currently, why not tune in and let the absurdity carry you away? - Becca James The second episode sees guest John Oliver do his best to answer the hosts’ questions in earnest, despite their bizarre queries and the intermittent and illogical sponsorship interruptions from the likes of Babe Ruth: “Look at any photo of Babe Ruth and you’ll probably think he was 40, and then you find out he was like 20. Geegland ( Oh, Hello on Broadway, TED Talk Submission) and Charmed I’m Sure Gil Faizon ( Oh, Hello on Broadway, Nestle commercial web-only, can do French accent).” It obviously leans toward the latter, given that the duo has literally nothing to do with Di’s death.
Crotchety New Yorkers with a penchant for tuna, the characters’ new “p’dcast” is billed as a look back “on the life and death of Princess Diana,” but also “on the life and loves of George St. If you’re unfamiliar, George and Gil have roots in Kroll Show as well as a Broadway show that you can watch on Netflix. Geegland (John Mulaney) and Gil Faizon (Nick Kroll) are back.
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