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Chapter 1: What is the main topic of this episode with Paul Rudd?
Hi, everyone. This is Amy Poehler. Welcome to another episode of Good Hang. We're going to talk to the great Paul Rudd today. I've known Paul for a million years, and I love him. You love him. America loves him. The world loves him. We're going to talk about some cool stuff today. We're going to talk about how he almost lost the part in Clueless because he had— a bad haircut.
We're going to talk about how dumb comedy is our favorite kind of comedy, and maybe it's not as dumb as you think. And we're going to get into the absurdity of existence, because that's what we do here. We go deep and then we get really shallow. And we're also going to talk about his film Friendship with the great Tim Robinson, which is coming out soon. So check it out.
And we're going to start this episode the way we always like to, which is a fan or a friend or someone who knows our guest so they can tell me what they think I should ask.
We have a very special guest, another member of the Handsome Man Club, and that is Jon Hamm, who has known Paul Rudd forever and I believe is calling in from the set of a film right now where he is about to get on a hot air balloon. This episode is presented by the Toyota Grand Highlander. Life is going to throw grand challenges your way, and the Toyota Grand Highlander is ready for them.
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Chapter 2: How did Jon Hamm and Paul Rudd first meet?
Well, I didn't want to interrupt you.
Okay, thanks. But what is so fun about it is it is so stupid.
This most stupid, stupidest movie ever.
And don't forget, in the middle of that movie, there's a—it stops to have a music video. With Nora Jones, who sang the song from that movie that Adam Scott and John Stamos show up and do cameos in because they come to the studio.
Yeah. The video for the song that's on the soundtrack of the movie is in the middle of the movie.
And then Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler, the actors, show up to be like, what's happening here? Yeah. And we're wearing sunglasses.
Yeah, and a soul patch. You had a soul patch? Yeah, I had a soul patch. But it's like, yeah, us in our street clothes.
In our street clothes. And then our buddies also come to, like, play with some of the buttons.
Yeah, they're in this mixing boards, and we're just, like, hanging out, goofing around with Nora Jones.
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