-Hi, buddy. How are you?
-I'm good. How's it going?
-I'm doing really well.
Hey, congratulations on this movie.
As you know, I love it.
-Well, thank you very much.
-[ Laughs ] Oh, look at that.
You have the mug. -Oh!
This is your show!
I use it so much, I forgot
it even has anything to do with you.
-Oh, that's so kind of you, Andy.
I wish I had -- you know, they actually did send some swag
from your movie "Palm Springs."
I'm going to prove this is not planned
because otherwise I would have had it, but...
-I can just talk to the sea captain while you're gone.
Hey, man.
-Look, this is a for-real thing that showed up.
-Oh, nice! Yeah. From the movie.
-Yeah. It's a blow-up piece of pizza.
And it actually says
"as seen in the Hulu original film 'Palm Springs.'"
-It's easy to do promos like that when your props
cost very, very little money.
-So you obviously did not film this movie
thinking it would only be available on Hulu
because it was made in a different time.
-Correct, pre-COVID.
-It actually is a pretty good movie
for the times we're living in, though.
I mean, it's super funny,
but it's also, like, really thoughtful
and lovely performances from you and Cristin.
But it's a good -- it's a "good times we're living in" movie.
-It definitely makes you think about what it's like
when you're forced to sit with yourself and face who you are.
And, you know, there's a cyclical nature
to the lives we are living right now.
-Yes. This is another -- a film about a guy who might not know
exactly how much time has passed,
which I think we all are right now.
-Yes. I also just want to quickly say
I got the memo that we should dress identical.
And thank you for sending that.
-Of course. You're very welcome.
-I want to confuse people as much as possible
watching as to who is who.
-Yeah. I think that's really good.
I think ultimately we probably won't do this with sound.
So it'll just -- it'll just be --
-Oh, great.
-Hey, you know, again, I really love the film.
I took to Instagram to say it, and I apologize that my dog --
obviously, anyone who knows you
and I know that you're not a fan of my dog Frisbee.
-Right.
-And basically my Instagram post
was that Frisbee had no interest in seeing "Palm Springs"
and said she would prefer to put her nose close to her butthole.
-Right. I mean, I saw the post, and I want to say, first off,
thank you for the kind words about the movie.
-Yeah.
-And, second, it was actually an interesting thing
because when I saw the post, the picture of Frisbee --
there was a moment when I first saw it
where I was, like, "Oh, yes!"
Because in the picture,
it almost looks like Frisbee is dead, you know?
-Uh-huh. -Has passed on.
-Yeah. -And is no longer with us.
-Uh-huh. -Which, to me was, like,
"Whoa, Seth liked the movie, and the rat is dead."
-Oh, so, like, for you it was a win-win?
-It was jubilation.
[ Laughter ]
But then I read the caption and I realized
it was kind of a burn, and I was like...
-Right.
-"That's funny, but I wish Frisbee was dead."
-You really take advantage of this opportunity
like when you're on the show.
You are in the safety of a television studio.
And you've laid into Frisbee pretty hard over the years.
-That's true. -Yeah.
So I guess if you would just bear with me for a second.
-Sure.
Sea Captain.
-You know, 'cause we're doing it from home now, Samberg.
-Sea Captain, are you --
-And, like, would you say it to her face?
-Look.
-Look how much she hates you. Look how much.
She hates you so much.
-Frisbee, I just want to say it's all in good fun.
You're a good dog. -Okay.
-Like, it's -- You can't listen to Seth.
Don't look at the screen, Frisbee.
-How did you have that ready?
-I was going to do it no matter what!
Frisbee sucks, dude!
[ Laughter ]
-Alright, Frisbee, I'm going to let you go, girl.
Don't come back until you have tonight's pheasants for dinner.
-I'm actually kind of lightheaded now.
I hate confrontation. -[ Laughs ]
You did really well. -Thank you.
-I thought you did really well.
You are a very -- I've said -- yeah, thank you.
You were a great actor always.
You're particularly good in this film.
-Thank you. -And it should be noted
that Cristin Milioti is a wonderful co-star.
The two of you were great.
-She's actually good.
-Did you ever feel like at "SNL"
you had a scene where you thought, "Oh, I'm a good actor"?
-You know, I never felt it deep down personally,
but I will say this.
There was a sketch when Galifianakis hosted
where I was the straight man in it.
And afterwards a lot of people at the show --
like, writers and casts and people
who worked at the show were like,
"Hey, man, you were really good in that.
You really grounded it."
And the sketch was called "Bidet."
-[ Laughs ] I remember "Bidet."
-It was a sketch where Zach and Wiig are at a --
I'm showing them around a hotel.
I'm, like, the fancy bell boy,
and they just keep asking questions about the bidet.
They're like, "And what about the bidet?
Does it have a sturdiness to it?"
[ Laughter ]
And I guess good acting in this context
was just not laughing because I really did want to.