yes, there way. ah, hey folks. dennis miller here next up on dennis miller plus one. we'll talk to comedienne improv artist, actress, writer, producer. and she has a new part on a, a animated series called freak brothers. her name is andrea savage, and freak brothers is a cartoon running over on to be, i know what you're saying to be or not to be. well after we talked to andrea, i think you'll be signing up andrew savage right up to this one. dennis miller plus one. welcome to dennis miller plus one. nice to have a guest in the studio. we've all hit the mattresses for the last. what is it? 1718 years. we have an intrepid young guy coming out. comedian andrea savages come on the show as she is best known for the t v series. i'm sorry, and it's,

it's if. busy you never got enough of the flu, faggots in that mil use. i think you would dig it. it's that same sort of vibe if you're unseated. you should go back and watch that. i think they did 2 seasons. i think 3 was on the books, but we got hit with the book, monica, she wrote directed, start and produced that she also start a, remember as president montez on beep and she's appeared on curb. i can't have seen her a curbside to pick your brain about larry and the post groundlings seminar. he holds over there on a curve and step brothers, and andrea's currently lending her vocal talents. i've seen a lot of primo names turn up on this animated series freak brothers, based on an old comic book, i think from 68 the electric koolaid, acid trip days. it premiered on november 14th on to be t v. and i took so long with an intro, our only guessing history over the last month has gone home. there's a roadrunner cloud adding, ha, i'm out. it's shut up in it or dose me. i don't know how.

i said you're hot, but i had to pick up the c v. so andrea savage, welcome to the thank you. i found very wrecked that i enjoyed it. even if it was law, you are like mary after she moved a mini job with the not been job. now listen, i've seen the names that i remember seeing. and by the way, i want to thank you for taking time off today from the so then golly, like guys and pete david's footing women under a sway length and right, i didn't meet him during this process. i assume i would have less my husband and i don't even have to meet him anymore. it says via his volumes and visit you like go latter day. be draggled dracula in the middle and dracula coming, sharp paid comes in. we're in pink long on days when all of a sudden you're you heard it is thrall. i just matter, you know, old cartoons with this aroma like you just smell and then you're just lifted off seed and you just go like the dog who wants the cookie. yeah. yeah. but you know,

what in a world were people are. so i don't know if you david. 2 what i watch, i always a good for you kid, you're young. you see, you know, i'm sure everybody's life funny and he lives with his mom and i read a great piece in the new york paper about why women fall for many marches to the beat of his own drummer. and that drum includes living with his home still and digging her. and he's obviously funny. and he's got his own. he's got his own style . take the so good for peek, but he's in it. he's in it. i see what he house. yeah. the great job. good and tell me what, gimme had us should know the news. well, they must be good material to get that many people of your to queue up can take you up. i mean, listen, it's a property that i wasn't aware of, but called the fabulous, you know, free free brothers. and it's this counterculture world of marijuana use heavy marijuana use an comedy and it's really funny and out there and you know,

i recorded it during cold and so i was alone in a room. yeah. and i'm sure i haven't seen yet. i wasn't even a voice on to show i was alone in a room was just doing voices because weren't being recorded. i was hearing what hearing them responding to them. now i did do the voice work once when i found it. so 1st off, they have the order, they call it a d i. when you take something, you have to roll your lines over a d r. yeah, yeah, i find that hard that is sitting there and you have to hit that rhythm. well, they got that, be it really bad be. yeah. and then i was thinking this, this has to be counterproductive. i remember being in that scene that they feeling pretty good and actually having a connection with the other actor. now what they're going to eventually showed a studio audience theater audience is me in a room in north hollywood without the other actor being metronomic. although i feel like it was such a distinctive voice that i'm surprised you have not become like

a dog or something. you know what i mean? like sort of like a like funny dog it was always get and then that's how you doing. i had a calling for a dog and i went into in character. no, i just dragged myself in. scooting, crunch the right in. and they said so sorry, he's dog jason, a little too much little my my method didn't pay off for me there. yeah. but when i, when i hear the fabulous, very free brothers, i think of woody. and that would have been my 1st call because woody definitely leads a, he'd mystic life to a large degree of fun guys. brilliant guys, obviously one of our best actors. but he doesn't walk to the beat of any drummer except as well, and maybe p david that they're both marching to their own drummers side by side to different beats when, when you're that unconnected from the other. yeah. i know sometimes you hear about

people who do movies and they only hand you their park, you know, you hear about that and you think what, what am i in here? i don't even know, are you so disconnected or do you have an overview of what's happening when you're alone in the room as you stay recording the voice? honestly, it is weird in this case, like we just would go my line by my line. so it really is like you're just filling in the way that it's very piece mailed and they do it, then they put it all like i didn't know where they cut different letter for 12, but sort of it felt very similar who heard your voice though and dug it or you just have a voice. right. you don't know i well i guess i had the voice rep with my agency but they, they just knew me. i think from, i'm sorry, and i play kind of the ball buster on this year, which was your difference character, but they just, i guess they liked the screechy sort of horrible sound of my natural voice and were like, you know, what, let's keep or whatever gets you into the yeah, that's always slightly too loud. for the uninitiated in the audience, the,

the comic that it's based on was based in 1968. think can see in the electric cool aid acid test that sort of live and is set in that time, but the series is also set 50. yeah. years in the future. they basically are current day. they fine. there's a series of drugs and things that happen that get them to current day, but they're the same and the world is now and it's them navigating and they ends up in my basement. kids will find the syndrome. i said, you know, you often think when you, there's so many platforms and there's so much product and then periodically, you just hear something and say kids. this is the kids outside the plaza when the beatles were there, they will find their way to those police forces. yes, i think they, well, i think they will. it's drug. it's, you know, it's, and it's

a little about him. yeah. i thought you were a woman in full on. i'm sorry. and you must i feel bad. you got the hard deal of this pandemic. thank you so many things. yeah, charlie, but stuart, killing the ball and you saying, so a woman and fool and i'm just wondering you tell me how dramatic this is. you did have a pick up for 3, right? we had written all of it and we, we'd already been shooting it. so we were little, i mean, not all of it, we were, we were 2 weeks in and we shot everything on location locations became unsustainable. then we're going to go to the sound stage is this said the other we got caught uncovered. and then we also got caught in some mergers and a lot of firings. you know, when the guy at the end of the hall is no longer guy. and when like 6 people at the end of the yeah, you're going to go, could you like when you come and go? but remember how high degree so yeah, it's running a jiffy lube and sardinia right now. you no longer have your chair. so it's,

that's because they're all written in sitting there, but it, you know what i'm trying to think. who did you pitch? because you had your, somebody had on this, i did that. they must really love the product in the pitch. tell me about berthing it. who do? who do you go into? who doug? the i gave you that sort of cache. you know what i had developed? i think that was my 8th show that i hadn't sold and developed that didn't go this time. i was like, you know what, i'm going to shoot something and show them exactly what i'm talking about. and so i connected with gary gary sanchez, which is well pharaohs company and they were producers on it. and then party over here andy, sam or company may had a deal you could shoot like a little pilot presentation. and so i begged my friends, judy greer, and jason and so get some june squib, and all these people to come and we shot it. and then i was able to go,

this is what it is. and then still people are like, well, we already have one show about a woman. can you wait until that one goes up the year and the regular show, but not as much. i think even in about a year to year. right. things are changing, but they're always listen the way all of your job is they're looking for reason to say no. i 100 percent. it's fair to say yes. yeah. when they go away, they can get, well, exactly, and so therefore when i see a letter write direct produce, they must really dug it. and now i see. yeah, well, who better to present a snippet to that? andy, who made his chops, i think, doing those lonely doing it's on us and oh yeah, so they are scrappy and know you know how to get stuff seen and made and, and honestly true tv that i'd never heard of before was like, we want to do it, and we'll let you do this. i don't want to listen every and they love face every

streaming service out there wants to go through amazon to netflix to i don't even know who it is now, but listen, you know, it's not a max now one to under one drama series, starring cate winslow. on to v c this weekend, the death was the ceramic soldiers that were dealt with fabulous, very, very brothers is on to me, which i was not particularly familiar with. i don't. and it's a free service that has that use. there's tons of movies. it's connected with box and they find out that we're losing people left and right. and they said if we don't get good product in here, like andrea show there is there was a hash tag tired to be. thank you for the fall and you revived the paddles. on it, we're going to talk a little stand up comedy after the break was andrea savage. that of which i know i could no less wear many hats on a tv show, the when i henry the 8 lives. but i do know stand up will talk to her about and

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but it's also about creating layers of weston in responsibility between those who solicit this kind of work and need it. and those who do it with folks back to dennis miller plus what we're joined by the comely last andrea savage . and she has lent her vocal talent to the animated series freak brothers, which premiered november 14th on to be t v t u b. i. you've seen her on the curb, your enthusiasm, or actual some brilliant improvisational actors there. and the julia maria julia's like the latter is lucy, began mary mary begats julia in on, carol's, in there too. it's like better the mount rushmore there. well,

fun or will while i'm try, i'd never been on a set with her. what she likes on a set of she, she's a may, she honestly is amazing. and i know people always are like persons. amazing and you're like now they're not. she is incredible. i'm actually working with her right now. all the other film for netflix. and i just was with her a couple days ago and she so warm and just but she's so funny and so smart and she's a producer. she was a producer on beep as well. and she was so active behind the camera too. and my, this doesn't work, let's fix that. like she is just the whole package. she's, i mean, every comedic woman and every computer. man. she's like a god. yeah. you watch some people and you think they don't quite have it here. i can't think of anything i watch julian in the last 25 years or in the christ. she has just been habiting this. never. not crushing. yeah. larry. yeah, buddy was most of my 1st memories of larry or him challenging people to go out on

the 1st categorizing start a fist fight when they didn't get a joke. he was so he was an all phone to read, but he, he did not abide audiences that were listed. he wasn't presumptuous in that he'd always do the over the head thing. but if they wouldn't pay attention. yeah. and then they would excoriate him. huh. he went to live in fast. the, everybody ever sort of watch him is the one killer officers type. now it makes me laugh so uproariously. what's like and what did you have many scenes with them? i'm? i did i did. i just, i did one episode and i had a bunch of scenes with, with larry. and this was in the new curve. so this was like 2 years ago. so that was recently when they came back was their 1st season back. i had the time in my life as someone who comes from in probs and from the groundlings and all that. this was like the dream show. you know what i mean? it was like they called and asked me to do what i was like, oh my god of course is everyone you know. and he could not have been more lovely

and giving and we had so much fun improvising together. i had a super fun time on that shout now. yeah. well, he was yeah or stand, but it was too smart almost. i mean, i remember hilary how job is to to down or a term. it should be a hand fiesta by hand parade. that's impressed either way. so can i went to the back of the room? would be late, we'd be on late like seinfeld mac. we're on early alert on late in the video up for guys like half libraries folks. that's a good joke. let's like comments comic were like the comics. * are giant, you know, everybody, larry, everybody, what it is funny when i'm new, larry a dark hair and all that. and i always say, great, well, has become him because i watch and he's almost debonair like i was always got a nice clothes on a lot smoother when he was younger. is much more frenzied. yeah,

he's not for anything, but i will say he's very humble and very open and very welcoming on the script and there was no sort of pretense that he put up. can i tell you how humble ne supplicating i'll be $700000000.00 in? yeah, i will you. hi, mom i'll you can walk over me. i was going to be if you're going to embrace everybody, you meet for a put them into your open. are you don't get home or accommodating 700 law to this, the conflict with true. well, he, he has not missed the point though. he's playing the role. well, tell me about your stand up what brass c which, what was your persona on stage? i was. c i feel like i can't claim that i did stand up that long. so i was in the groundlings and then i didn't stand up for a short period of time in the world and stand up and to be with somebody who is like real, stand up. i can not sit there and say,

i was just enough to jump up larry. yeah, i did it for, for a bit. i wouldn't be, you know, kind of brassy single girl talking about. and i love to know i all and ally. yeah. well, and you know, half your crowds affected women for men, you know who that is a fertile target area. yeah. there's, there's already preconceived but they've made so many idiots on a nicely basis and share york and florida moments, but it was like, oh, dating. it was more like the beginning of being more like i'm a strong woman and i also like dating and sex and i'm not like trying to get a man, you know? yeah. little bit more like eric, it's your yeah. when i was coming in this morning, i talked to a fellow ground like a love, it's on the way, please. and he and fill back that. and they tell phil told me god rest of the soul . and john tells me how,

how liberating it was to just find that it didn't always have to be funny. it said, just stay true to it. and it finds the way to funny, in an odd existential. it really does. and i will say going from groundlings, then doing stand up with so much less scary than friends mine who just went straight into stand up because i was like, i already have been on stage of time. i know what it feels like when it's quiet. i bombed, i'm, you know? yeah. does it ok, i can remember going to marty shorts. broadway play when he was in his germany glick slash miss jane pittman makes up. he's. he's 4 feet behind this prosthetic face of a flat man. i barely see him in there. and i'm trying to get him to laugh because he's one of my best friends, guardian. he won't, he is so in character character. and it's not going well. i'm on a broadway say literally, i'm already, i'm like, albert brooks and broadcast. i've only been up there 35 seconds, but the 1st one didn't land. yeah. and i'm starting to sweat and i look at marty and impervious bullet gave me, goosebumps,

it actually pulled it out because i remember saying, listen, he's not going to come out of this tree or you, you better dive in. yeah, he's way in there and he's not going to feel this year. the water is going to walk back to the car law. pick your brain is leg. alright. alright. fix, fix, fix, fix, fix. and catherine was to roll her renewal or tell you all i may read or they are beautiful lake north of toronto, called i don't want to get there, like they all live up there. and you'll go up there in the summer and spend a week. and the big show banters, they make the salad in the kitchen in character. can you imagine the kid from pittsburg always wanted to be like that? i just sit there. i never tried to play. was i just fascinated by this? how quick it is. ah, nothing makes me happier than being with smart funny people who are just. yes, go, go, go, go. just bring back. yeah. i had like, god, it's exhausting. i'm like, i could do it all day. yeah. it's exhilarating. now listen, one thing that yeah,

uniformly. yeah. and i find this an interesting representation of the current times, i think people do not want to be as distanced as they were in the john barrymore or the john wayne or take any form or era from that are starch. i think commonality now with their stars is the selling point. i. e, we have podcast, a myriad of plot, and i did it for a while and i found it cathartic because i remember thinking this is the same thing i used to do with my shrink. but i didn't, i didn't have to pay for her and i was good. and in fact, you make money. they really they don't need it to be perfect. but podcast adherence . need you to be super real about it. when it's bad, they need you to let them know it's bad when it's good. celebrate with it, but they they crave authenticity right? yes. and how not everybody can do that. how are you doing it or you haven't fun. i only did one season of it. i don't i. d did 20 episodes in it

finished during covered and i found that i'm not as comfortable being that public with my inner most stuff. and i enjoyed it because i interviewed a bunch of friends and it was all about just because you are a functioning adult. you can still laugh at dick jo. good and you know, the name of it was andrea savage, a grown up woman, hash tag bottles, hash tag, but whole hash tag brought holes because there's no way to stay. but holes and try to act like you are more of an adult than you actually are. it's the great, it's a great equal. i was, and i had people from paul run to june, squibb whomever, saying hi, my name is blank, and this is how i say bottles. and it always makes me laugh there's, you can't not laugh if you're saying that whole. but and i may come back and do it again and it did very well and it was great. i know sort of was like,

i don't think i'm back all plus you're married, be husband is a civilian, he's a civilian it. and i was like, i'm like, i don't talk about my daughter publicly in if you, when you have to kind of give it all out. and i like, i like to kind of keep a little miss, hey, you're busy enough and it's good for you to find that. listen, we are talking to a young girl on the come line as they say in vegas, andrea savage. and you probably loved her show, i'm sorry. and if you haven't seen that, i highly encourage you go back there's to season she wrote direct start, produce sounds like she had some writing help to as she talked about a room. but it was a delight for 2 years and then she started as president montez on v. she's been on cur, step brothers, and she is currently lent her dulcet tones to the animated series freak brothers, which premier november 14th on to be tv. let me spell it for you. for the new

b t u b i t v the halls are coming up andrea lovely holiday season and it's a delight to meet you. nice to meet you as well. put their kid on andrea savage dentistry, plus one ah, for be bro, ukraine continues unabated with the u. s. and you pay, taking the lead. however, not all neighbor members are and, or even ukraine is attempting to dampen expectations of an armed conflict with russia. well, washington and london get their way. you're chatting with chinese issue and sending them from dosher rashid camera. hi sharon, my name is rob with

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