Streeter Seidell

And then it worked out.

You know, Streeter Seidel, give him a little shout out, love that guy.

We had a meeting before my Lorne meeting, and he was like, we're gonna hire you as a writer if you don't get cast.

So, unless you get cast, you know, we'd like to, so I felt like, all right, I got a job here, I feel happy, I'm happy doing that.

And then it worked out.

You know, Streeter Seidel, give him a little shout out, love that guy.

We had a meeting before my Lorne meeting, and he was like, we're gonna hire you as a writer if you don't get cast.

So, unless you get cast, you know, we'd like to, so I felt like, all right, I got a job here, I feel happy, I'm happy doing that.

But he came up with that David Pumpkins voice late in the process.

That was written by Mikey Day, I believe Streeter Seidel, and Bobby Moynihan, I believe.

We're behind that.

And Tom, I mean, he thought that that was a weird character, which it was, but he put just his little, he sprinkled just a little bit of Tom Hanks on it with that voice that put it over the top.