Good to be on this side of the start line.

Oh, Chris, it's much better than being on your side.

I think I'm going to sleep much more than what you're going to sleep.

So, yeah, it's absolutely a privilege and a blessing.

okay very good to have you back thank you and uh who are you riding with my son

So last year you made it to?

Masakado.

So you've done the tough bits.

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music]Look at that animation

They were just, you know.

Sticky stuff on the roof.

DVD is over.

Don't forget to put it in the jewel case package.

If it gets a-scratched up, then it's totally worthless.

You got to go get another one.

[laughs]

-where I would crush things with my foot and then do, like, a mimed the Earth is cracking.

It was not...

I was not gonna get in- [laughs]

Do you remember the song to it?

"Boys' night out.

Ah, boys' night out.

Now we're really rocking, and the chicks are all a-squawking 'cause we're talking about a boys' night out!" [laughing] You never forget a song like that.

Like, yeah, like, yeah,

this is good.

He came to the premiere and he announced that he is, in fact, in the movie.

It was a secret, but he kind of like Christmas came early at the premiere.

And he's so great in it.

I'm excited for people to see that that sweet cameo.

But the premiere was my favorite premiere I think I've ever been to because it played so gangbusters in the room.

Do you remember when you got that call and they were like, you've landed your first part?

Uh, Dana, your turn.

I'd say when you're not doing drama...

You did, you do drama.

A little.

When you're not doing drama then, I think it's a underrated commodity and it happened on SNL.

I haven't seen Minecraft yet.

But that you, uh, you are fun.

Yeah, and you get Brandi in it too, it's fun.

Tell people what the, what was The Actors Gang for people who don't know?

So, The Actors Gang was, like, the radical political Commedia dell'arte, almost like a theater group, um, that got going and popular in the '80s.

And it was Tim Robbins and a group of other actors from UCLA who started this company.

And, uh, if you were a young actor in the '80s and you were checking out the theater scene, they were the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

They were just like the Green Berets, they were so rad.

And, uh, I would go to their shows, um, their plays.

They had a play called Carnage, a comedy-

Absolutely.