-We're back with Nick Kroll.
And I want to ask about the p'dcast,
because this is not just for fans of "Oh, hello."
You delve into a historical moment in time,
the life and times of Princess Di.
-Yeah, George and Gil felt like Princess Diana,
who died 21 years ago in that fateful car wreck in Paris --
George and Gil felt like there had not been
enough podcasts, books, television programs,
magazine articles about Princess Di,
the life and death of Princess Diana,
and the royals in general.
-Hardly ever mentioned. Hardly ever mentioned.
-And so they felt like it was a good time to --
21 years ago not to the day, it felt like a good time
for them to dig in deeper.
And they brought in Ira Glass and Sarah Koenig
from "This American Life" and "Serial,"
and John Oliver, and Pete Davidson, of course.
-Now, that's interesting.
I do want to -- Because at least John Oliver is British,
so he might be able to shed some light.
What light did you find that Pete Davidson was able to shine?
Or I should say, you know -- Yeah, that Gil and George found
that Pete Davidson could shine on it.
-Well, ironically, you would wonder like,
"What does a 26-year-old kid from Staten Island,
who truly had no idea how Princess Diana died
or that she died at all or really knew anything about her
to begin with?
But what Pete did bring to the table
was what it was like to be hounded by the paparazzi.
-Ah!
-In a weird way, Pete was, in fact,
the most useful guest on the podcast
to give a sense of what it was like for Princess Diana,
because, you know, I would say that
"Saturday Night Live" -- And I know you're
a former cast member and writer, but they're kind of our royalty.
And when I think about "Saturday Night Live"
and royalty, I think about you,
because you're obviously the king.
And you wouldn't say this, but I think it's obvious.
I've seen in writing you're the king of "Saturday Night Live."
-Thank you.
-And you're the king of my heart.
And -- Are you in the attic right now?
Where are you?
-I am in an attic right now, yeah.
-So your wife and kids are downstairs, so you're alone?
-Two floors -- No, they're like --
Yeah, they're like two floors down, yeah.
-And my girlfriend is upstairs, so...
-Right, but they might --
You know, the kids wander up all the time.
-But isn't that what's kind of exciting?
-Hey, we're running a little --
Do you want to plug anything before we go?
What is that tumbler you're drinking out of?
-Oh, this is also -- This is a tumbler also from --
This tumbler came as a set from "Snowpiercer" on TNT.
-"Snowpiercer" on TNT. Daveed Diggs.
-Yes. It's a great cast.
And that's a tumbler, the "W" from the show.
-Is it the "W" from "snow"?
-Yes. It's also the W Hotel.
I also would love to plug the W Hotel
on Hollywood and Vine.
-Great.
-Right now, not o-- And really the W Hotels around the world.
It's a great time.
-The most white leather, I think, of any hotel in America
is -- A W Hotel will have the most white leather.
-Yes. You can always count on bottle service in the lobby.
You can count on anything you want.
Whatever city you're in, if you want to meet some
of the more annoying people in that city,
go to the W Hotel lobby wherever you are.
So I want to shout out the W Hotel chain.
Great time to travel.
I also want to quickly, do genuinely want to shout out
I am on Taika Waititi and friends
reading "James and the Giant Peach."
-Great.
-Roald Dahl's estate gave them permission
and are doing a bunch of donations through that.
So, it's me and Taika and all of our friends,
the Hemsworth brothers, Meryl Streep.
-Close friends.
-Benedict Cumberbatch, all of us.
You know the crew. -Yeah. The crew.
-I want you to meet them, Seth. I want...
-I would love to make that happen.
But we are -- I am going to say goodbye for now.
And please, please listen to "Oh, Hello: the P'dcast"
and watch "Big Mouth" on Netflix and "Snowpiercer" on TNT.
-And, Seth, just personally with you,
I would like to promote my body to you.
-Okay. Well, you are my friend, and I love you very much.
-I love you, too. -I'll see you when this is over.