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The Road to 100k with Griffin Dunne, Shannon Shaw, Tim's "Neighbors" (Ep 377)

I like having fun. I like to laugh. I like to meet people who can make me laugh.
I'm at your lunch date, Jack.
Yes, I like to laugh. I like having fun to make me laugh.
Good morning, everybody. Welcome to yet another episode of my show. Ladies and
gentlemen, my show. Vic, are you listening? My show. I have words to have with
you. Apparently, you put on an Instagram saying it was office hours with Vic
Berger.
Oh, interesting. You did. You're poking the bear. I didn't mean to say that.
What's up, my brothers?
You are potentially instigating something that will end very badly for you.
Collect my clip. There's a narc on Reddit. Look at that. There's a narc on
Reddit.
You might be the one starting this war, but I'll be the one finishing it badly.
Watch how many people tuned in today. It's going to be like 800,000.
I appreciate it. That's how we're getting those numbers.
That's right. You got to cook the books a little bit. Give them what they want.
If that works, I will cede the show to you.
Okay. I will cede the show to you.
We'll swap seats.
Well, you'll be standing. See how long you can stand for before you crumble.
I don't know if I can stand the whole time, to be honest.
You'll crumble like a cookie.
It is tough to stand that much.
But I'm happy to have you, though.
Like a crumb creep?
You're a crumb creep.
I can tell already we're jazzed.
We're happy.
We're here.
We're ready to do a great show for you here on this day, March the 5th.
The first Office Hours episode of the month of March.
It's actually the first time we're doing a show in March in the year 2026.
Whoa.
Yeah.
If you think about it.
Yeah, I guess so.
I guess that's true.
Mind blown.
In a lot of ways.
Why do you do that?
I didn't think about it.
But we're going to have fun because we have a legendary actor, writer, director,
producer
coming to us from New York via satellite.
I'm going to stop saying Zoom.
I'm just going to say via satellite.
Because there must be satellites involved at some point.
Griffin Dunn, yeah?
Griffin Dunn?
One of my heroes, truly.
You get those Make-A-Wish Foundation style shows sometimes for me when you get
the legends
that come on.
They don't know why they're doing it.
Some publicist is saying, Griffin, you got to do the show.
It's going to change everything.
He goes, what?
It's like, I'm doing Hollywood 411 or some shit.
Daddy Dunn did it again.
But we're going to talk to him.
Then we got music from Shannon Shaw.
Matt, you're going to have to explain to me the difference between Shannon and
the clams.
This is a different operation she's got today.
Very easy explanation.
Please.
Her solo project.
Doesn't look solo to me.
She said, she told the clams to take a hike.
Get the hell out.
I called the band clams and they just stared at me and like, they're annoyed.
Shook their heads.
And we have lots of other things going on.
I think we should just say a couple of items of business up front very quickly.
Because we're going to take Griffin any minute now.
I'll tell you that much.
We've got...
Matt is very excited because we're very fastly approaching...
Now I'm getting excited.
Fun...
We call it fun hundred subscribers.
Fun hundred subscribers on the YouTube channel.
Imagine if we had a hundred subscribers on Patreon now.
I'd stop.
I'd quit the show.
You'd quit.
I'd be done.
We'd take that first month of pay and then I'd retire.
You'd never hear from me again.
They wouldn't want that.
Yeah.
It's a bit of a catch 22.
It'd cancel.
No, but a hundred thousand subscribers is merely a few moments away for us.
We're going to celebrate if it happens on the show.
One.
All you folks out there start a Burner account and subscribe now and then we'll
get hit on
a hundred times.
Send this live link to your aunt and to your uncles and to friends you haven't
talked to
in a long time.
And then we will go from there and we will move forward into the future and say,
"Thank
you, everybody."
All right, thank you.
I was so high before the show because man, I was playing this new music from
Elvis Presley.
Oh, yeah.
Not new music, but this soundtrack from that live concert that I'm going to
recommend
later.
What?
Holy shit.
That whole band.
All that makes any sense to me is they're backstage and they go, "All right, we're
going
on in 20 minutes.
Let's all do amphetamines."
A child is born in the ghetto.
And they did.
That's what you do.
That's what I do.
But if you want amphetamines, listen to...
You've heard this song a million times, but go listen to "Suspicious Minds"
from the epic
soundtrack, the name of that Baz Luhrmann documentary that just came out,
concert movie.
Wait, so he did the Tom Hanks Elvis and then this one too.
He was...
Apparently when he was looking through the footage to research, he found this
whole trove
of footage from the Vegas era concerts.
Wow.
All the master tapes and all the negative and all that stuff.
He was like, "I'm making a movie of this."
And it blew me away.
But we'll talk about that later.
But if you want to get high as a kite, put on "Suspicious Minds," the new
version of
it.
The new mix.
Right, Vic?
We were going nuts.
Oh my God.
I couldn't believe it.
The drummer was nuts.
The drummer's on cocaine.
I remember those days I had enough.
I like calling him the drum player.
That's fun.
Oh yeah.
And the strings in the background.
Strings, horns, backing singers.
Was the Elvis's highest?
Like the most drugs he was on?
Or was that when he died?
I don't know what the drugs...
I don't want to throw any...
I don't want to say anyone cast aspersions.
Okay?
I don't think it's...
They could have just been excited.
They don't need to be on drugs too.
That's true.
It feels cokey though.
Anyways, I do want to bring the guys into the conversation.
It's an honor always to work with DJ Doug Pound.
A good horning to ya.
And Victor Berger IV with us as usual.
Getting on my sip drops again.
What sip everybody?
No ice cubes today.
Not choking.
That was insane.
It is windy, but I didn't do the weather, but it is windy in Glendale.
Very windy and lots of pollen, lots of cherry blot.
Okay.
What are...
Lots of pollen.
Oh, I was sneezing like crazy today.
And I'm still got...
I still got something going.
It's still up in my system.
I'm very cluttered with snot.
You should hear me this morning waking up.
That's me in the morning.
Spitting.
I'm annoyed because there's people that should be here that aren't.
There should be a way to harvest the snot.
No, but look, first of all, I want to thank Zoe for stepping up.
People throw it out.
And she's pitching in and helping us today because Carson, who's normally here,
has abandoned us because...
I said, "Matt, where's Carson?"
I figured he's either sick or what.
Or tired.
Dead.
Then Matt goes, "Oh no, he's in Disneyland."
What?
He's in where?
Yes, you're a little shy.
On my time?
On the day that we're going to go towards 100,000 subscribers and we...
Nothing matters more than today's show with Griffin Dunn and Shannon Shaw?
Ah, shit.
No, I'm the narc.
Oh, he's in Disneyland?
Get the hell back here.
I'm ready when you are.
What the fuck is this?
Going on rides.
Tarsten waiting in line home.
I mean, like when you go to Disney, you can get on like two rides because you're
waiting.
The whole day, Tarsten's standing in line.
Right, he could be doing that here.
This is him right now.
He could be right here.
He's just standing in a line somewhere right now.
Give me some theme park music, you know?
Oh yeah, sure.
Yeah, sure.
What do they play there, like Sinatra?
Yeah, I wonder what the boys are doing on the show today.
Doesn't matter.
Nothing I can do about it.
Just staring.
Yeah.
Eight hours in line.
Maybe you got the fast pass.
Yeah.
The magic of Disney.
Get the fast pass.
You just said the same thing at the same time.
I was listening to his thing.
It was wonderful.
They're probably playing like a...
Wait time.
One hour, 90 minutes.
That would be weird.
That's a weird time frame.
One hour, 90 minutes.
Here he is.
He sent us a pic.
One hour, 90 minutes.
It's not Carson.
There he is.
Oh, man.
There he is.
Wait a minute.
That's not Carson, but...
What is he with his parents or something?
No, I'm here.
Like I'm in the room.
Like I...
He didn't invite me.
No.
Carson is with his parents.
Carson.
No, I'm his dad.
Oh, that's right.
Yeah.
Now I feel bad.
But you know what?
I'm kidding him.
I'm kidding.
It's not true.
We're wasting the great Griffin Dunn's time.
He could've gone to Universal Studios.
Oh, shit.
I didn't know that.
Well, goddammit.
I thought I was just filling time.
He just joined.
Mr. Dunn.
Guys, be nice to Griffin, okay?
Because he doesn't know the show.
I really don't.
There's so many people here.
I'm sorry to waste your time.
We're going to get you in and out.
But first of all, my name is Tim Heidecker, and I'm a great admirer of you.
Hi, Tim.
Oh, thank you, Tim.
Your show is great.
Your show is great.
Oh, thanks, man.
It is a pleasure to have you.
There's so much I want to ask you.
First of all, I always like to say, how are you?
Where are you?
What's going on in the land of Dunn?
Uh, New York City, East Village, Raining.
Where are you?
Uh, Glendale, California.
I know you.
Oh, yeah.
Did you get the LA map?
Yeah.
Oh, you got the LA map behind you.
That's so cool.
It's a, uh, it's a homicide.
I mean, it's a police, uh, map of LA from the 30s.
Oh, my God.
Wow.
It was a prop used in the movie True Confections.
Oh, my God.
That's really cool.
Do you come back East?
You come back West a lot?
Amazing detail.
Look at that.
That is cool.
Yeah.
And little pins to see where the latest murders were.
Oh, my God.
A little yarn out.
The old, uh, what's that?
The Rampart Division?
The real corrupt, uh...
Yes, that's where it took place, the movie, too.
Um, do you get back West at all?
Do you, uh...
Yeah.
Yeah, I do.
Because, you know, I'm in show business, and that's sort of the capital.
I was gonna ask you if you were still in show business.
Yeah, I'm still, I still, you know, keep a toe in, you know.
Uh, you know, let me just start with, uh, I think it's...
We've wanted to have you on the show for years, uh, but it's just a weird
timing.
Great timing, maybe.
Well, it's terrible timing.
What am I saying?
But we lose, we lost Catherine O'Hara.
And...
Oh, God.
Right as, I don't know if it's because of that, or at the same time, Netflix
put After Hours
back up on, or...
Yeah.
It feels like we're in an After Hours moment right now.
Are we not?
Without a doubt.
Yeah.
And it's been just sort of going on and on.
Uh, you know, there's a doc about Marty, and there's...
And, uh, the Catherine thing was just devastating.
But she's so terrific in that movie, as are you.
Um...
What's your memory of working with her?
It was my favorite...
It remains my favorite scene in the movie.
Um, she was just so, um...
We were...
We...
We...
You know, Marty does a lot of takes.
We could have done that scene all night long.
Um...
You know, she was just driving me insane.
Yeah.
Can we show her real quick?
Do you mind if we...
We never do this in the show, but we have a clip here.
Do you mind if we just show her real quick?
Oh, sure.
Sure.
I love watching it.
Manhattan, please.
Could I have the number of a Peter Patsik?
Uh, that's P-A-T-Z-A-K.
Need a pencil?
Nah.
On Mulberry Street.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Five.
Eight.
One.
Nine.
Six.
One.
Oh.
Two.
Fuck.
Fuck.
So good.
Look at your...
That's no...
That's...
You're laughing.
That was funny.
Oh, yeah.
That's Griffin Dunn laughing.
That's not your character laughing.
Yeah.
Patsik, please.
P-A-T-Z-A-K.
Okay.
On Mulberry Street in Manhattan.
Thank you.
Oh, it's amazing.
I mean, that goes on and on.
Yeah.
It just...
Yeah.
Is it weird to just enjoy looking at yourself?
I'd be very proud of that.
Look at...
It was so much fun doing that scene.
Was it so much fun doing that movie?
Oh, yeah.
Every moment.
Every moment.
I mean, first of all, I loved the memoir.
I really, really loved the memoir.
Oh, thank you.
And it's a...
I've been recommended to everybo