You know our next guest from her hit show Broad City.
Her new movie, which she also wrote and produced,
is called False Positive.
Please welcome my friend, Ilana Glazer.
[APPLAUSE]
Hi.
Hi, Wanda, you look so beautiful.
Oh, thank you, Ilana, so do you.
Thanks so much.
Yeah.
So how pregnant are you now?
I am what we call super-duper pregnant.
[LAUGHTER]
I'm 34 weeks, 35 weeks.
And you don't know when the baby is going to come.
It's like, it's getting there.
[LAUGHTER]
I am super-duper.
Super-duper.
Super-duper pregnant.
Well, it's three hours later in New York.
I know we're keeping you up, so are you tired?
Because if you need to take a nap at any point,
it's totally fine.
We will just sit here and watch you nap.
I have a little setup here, almost like a personal dog bed.
After this I'm just going to fall to the side.
[LAUGHTER]
Just pass out on this pile of blankets.
Good for you.
Because I tell you, need that nap.
Get it in, girl.
Get it in.
Yeah, I'm not getting it after they come.
Exactly.
Yeah.
That's done.
I'm still tired, and my kids are 12.
I'm still tired.
So, this is your first kid.
Is being pregnant different than what you expected?
Yeah, I mean, it's hard or whatever,
but I thought it was going to be all work,
and I'm finding it so much sexier.
I'm shocked.
[LAUGHTER]
I feel so sexy.
I'm like ah, ah, ah.
And I'm just feeling hot.
Oh, yes, I see these pictures you posted.
Yeah.
That's a sexy pose right there.
That's full of confidence.
And you're like, I'm hot, baby.
Yeah.
I'm just like-- I didn't realize how hot, and now I'm like, oh.
[LAUGHTER]
OK.
So what did you do to keep yourself occupied while being
pregnant in a pandemic?
I shot a show.
I was in LA, so that marked the time in a good way.
I also really got into Nintendo Switch.
[LAUGHTER]
I can't ingest weed right now.
Right.
And the Switch just feels like getting high.
[LAUGHTER]
You just sort of zone out and it's Super Mario
and I'm 9 again.
I love it.
I'm loving it.
And I'm just sticking to the old Nintendo games.
But it's been a great zone-out tool.
Well, that's good.
If it keeps you off the pipe, go ahead and play Nintendo.
That's good.
[LAUGHTER]
And you also joined TikTok.
I saw you posted one saying that you lost all your vocabulary
in quarantine?
[LAUGHTER]
What is that?
Yeah, dude, I'm like, cool.
Oh, not cool.
Cool.
Not cool.
I'm just like nothing, my brain is--
and it's not pregnancy brain.
Pregnancy brain, that part's brilliant,
I'm great at decisions, I've got no capacity
to pretend that I care about the other options.
I'm just, no not working and it's this, or whatever.
But my vocabulary, I sound like the Long Islander that I am.
I'm like, good.
[LAUGHTER]
No, not good.
That's bad.
I'm limited right now.
OK.
I loved it, so let's talk about this creepy-ass new movie
of yours.
[LAUGHTER]
I loved it, but tell everyone about False Positive.
So False Positive is so different for me,
and it's a wild experience just to see how it's being received.
But it's a horror movie about this affluent New York City
couple who have trouble getting pregnant.
So they seek the help from this [? world-nown ?] fertility--
world-renowned-- ugh, Wanda--
[LAUGHTER]
World-renowned fertility doctor.
And the horror in the movie is the patriarchy.
I can't think of anything scarier.
So that's really the realm.
Maternity care, fertility care can be scary.
And that's where we go in it.