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John Mulaney and Nick Kroll mentioned seeing two men at the Strand bookstore each buying a hardcover copy of Alan Alda's autobiography.
They were each buying a copy of Alan Alders autobiography never have your dog stuff and they're each buying hardcover copies okay and they looked like Bert and Ernie like in the sense of the relations...
— Episode: John Mulaney, Comedian Turned Broadway S...
Episode: John Mulaney, Comedian Turned Broadway Star
John Mulaney and Nick Kroll mentioned seeing two men at the Strand bookstore each buying a hardcover copy of Alan Alda's autobiography.
They were each buying a copy of Alan Alders autobiography never have your dog stuff and they're each buying hardcover copies okay and they looked like Bert and Ernie like in the sense of the relationship like they look like two platonic friends who might share an apartment together but they were also selfish enough to each buy a copy of the book
Episode: John Mulaney, Comedian Turned Broadway Star
John Mulaney noted that he and Nick Kroll saw two older men at The Strand bookstore each buying a hardcover copy of Alan Alda's autobiography, which served as the jumping-off point for their 'Oh Hello' characters.
they were each buying hardcover copies okay and they looked like Bert and Ernie like in the sense of the relationship like they look like two platonic friends who might share an apartment together but they were also selfish enough to each buy a copy of the book
Episode: John Mulaney, Comedian Turned Broadway Star
John Mulaney and Nick Kroll observed two men buying hardcover copies of Alan Alda's autobiography at the Strand bookstore, which served as the inspiration for their characters George and Gale.
they were each buying hardcover copies okay and they looked like Bert and Ernie like in the sense of the relationship like they look like two platonic friends who might share an apartment together but they were also selfish enough to each buy a copy of the book