
This episode features comedian Nick Croll discussing various topics including his shows Big Mouth and Adults, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement, and the nature of comedy.
Nick Croll shares insights about his work on Big Mouth, highlighting its unique approach to addressing puberty and adult themes in animation. He mentions the show's success and how it resonated with audiences.
The conversation shifts to the recent engagement of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, with humorous commentary on their relationship and the cultural implications of their union.
Croll and the hosts engage in comedic banter about their personal experiences and the evolution of their comedic styles, touching on the challenges of performing stand-up and the expectations of audiences.
Throughout the episode, the trio shares laughs and anecdotes, showcasing their chemistry and the light-hearted nature of their discussions.
Nick Croll discusses comedy, Taylor Swift's engagement, and his shows Big Mouth and Adults.

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I loved it. I loved every minute of it. Loved every minute. Genius.Nick Kroll Returns for the Longest Riff in Fly History
Goddamn right. Funny. Let's do a cartoon about kids going through puberty.Nick Kroll Returns for the Longest Riff in Fly History
I'm doing Cone Heads 2. I'm directing Coneheads 2.Nick Kroll Returns for the Longest Riff in Fly History