No, I thankfully was not there in that sealed tent. Were you at the Emmy Awards last year when Seth Rogen had that great rant, like, “What are we doing in this sealed tent together?” Decent people and jerks.” So, you know, as always, we will do our best to try and have everybody’s safety in mind and hope that everybody else will do the same. It just doesn’t make any sense that we have to shrug and be like, “Well, it takes all kinds to make up this great melting pot.
So I mean, regardless of whether people have common sense and are good citizens or they’re anti-vax, anti-mask dipshits-which at this point, it’s so embarrassing, you know what I mean? It’s like saying, “Putin’s a genius.” The guy killing people? Unprovoked? OK. And that’s the livelihood of 200 or 300 people. So I just don’t wanna run the risk of bringing a positive case to a set because it will then shut the show down for 10 days or whatever.
#Nick offerman wipeout on freddy spaghetti episode tv#
Even if we were non-vax idiots, we have to work on film and TV sets. We still err on the side of safety, just for practicality’s sake. “It’s been going on too long.” And it’s really strange being tugged in different directions by logic and by the heart.
And it’s especially crazy now because, at the moment, we’re coming through the Omicron variant period where the numbers were still quite severe, but society generally seems to be saying, “You know what? We just don’t care.” As someone who testified before Congress about the importance of vaccines, I’m curious to get your take on all the differing rules and exceptions that are being made for celebrities. I’m not sure what the Spirit Awards are doing, but I know that the Oscars seem to be making an exception for some performers and presenters, letting people in who aren’t vaccinated. So we’re talking the morning after the SAG Awards, where I believe everyone in attendance had to be vaccinated. You can listen to the whole thing-including more about ‘Pam & Tommy’ and what he hopes the right-wing Ron Swanson fans can learn from his new Substack newsletter-right now by subscribing to The Last Laugh on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts, and be the first to hear new episodes when they are released every Tuesday. “She’ll let the schtick down for one night.”īelow is an edited excerpt from our conversation. “She has a secret ebullient personality,” he says with his signature giggle.
More seriously, Offerman praises Plaza’s unlikely role as a song-and-dance woman. Otherwise she’s throwing curses over the phone.” “I mean, even if you’re calling to wish her happy birthday, you’ve got to keep it brief. “You’ve got to be careful when you’re asking Aubrey for advice because pretty quickly she devolves into black magic of one sort or another,” he jokes. They did, however, seek out some advice from Offerman’s former Parks and Rec co-star Aubrey Plaza, who hosted the show in 20. So I’ll talk to you after we get off the air, because I think I have a pill I have to send you.” When I ask the actor if they plan on using the Indie Spirit Awards to recreate Mullally’s infamous rendition of the Green Acres theme song with Donald Trump at the 2005 Emmy Awards, Offerman replies, “That actually was supposed to have been wiped from human consciousness. “But we actually had a boisterous night of love-making last night and she’s still resting.” “Megan apologizes, she wanted to be here as well,” Offerman tells me at the top of our conversation. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences.
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