Drawn Together

So Crew Girl, you said dalliance.

Then there's one, I don't know anything about it, but it's called Drawn Together and it's on Prime.

Oh, I already like it.

Yeah.

The mo- the movie is about Malfi Cortez and the daughter of a Spanish business tycoon.

That's not it?

Is that called Drawn Together? 'Cause I'm drawn to that.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, well, I mean, I lucked out and a TV show I did for one season ended up the writers, some of the writers assistants, I think they were only assistants.

Anyway, they got a cartoon on Comedy Central called Drawn Together.

And because they had met me on that show, they were having a hard time finding someone to play this gay character.

And they brought me in and I got it.

And I get to play Xander P. Whifflebottom on Drawn Together.

And he's the way he's portrayed is he's very conflicted about his sexuality, etc.

So much like Reno 911, I'm curious about the process that goes into, say, creating a drawn together episode or anything animated for that matter, do you show up with an ensemble of voice actors or are you in a room alone? How does that work? It

almost always is done in a room alone.

And it's a carbon copy of the costume that we've just seen.

And if you want something slightly more adult and risque, the animated reality TV spoof Drawn Together did an episode called Drawn Together Baby.

And I'm just going to say it is not for the faint of heart.

And here we have a who's who of British character actors from 1960s.

That's how you know it's true.

Link is such a twink that they have a parody version of Link in the show Drawn Together, where he is on a never-ending quest to save his girlfriend, but he wears, like, chalk straps.

That's

funny.