There's a, uh I wasinthenewsthatshe's quarantinedSteadman.
Isthatright?
AsSteadmaninquarantine, I thinkthestoryisthatshequarantinedSteadman, Butstartingsixyearsago, that's what I heardthisstoryisthatSteadmanwastraveling, I think.
So, yes, WhatShawnhasjustrevealedisthatwhenguestscometomyhome, you'regiven a drink.
Yourscoredinto a largeroomwheremyshowssince 1993 arerunningarealreadyrunningrightalreadystart.
LetmeaskyouaboutLazySusanbecause I lovethis.
Thisisyouplaying a woman?
Yeah.
So I am.
When I was 21 yearsold, I waslivinginChicago.
I grewupinChicagoand I got a callfrommyagentsayingYouhaveanauditiontomorrowtoreplacethewhiteguyoninlivingcolor.
And I waslike, Wait, JimCareyisleavingtheshowandshesaid, Yeah, andso I wentwithmy, uh, bagoflikewigs, accentsandcharactersandallthesethingsthat I workedon.
And, uhandoneofthecharacterswasthisthisthisgirl, thiswoman, Susan, and, umand I'm stillwaitingtohearif I gotpart, But, um, thenwecuttolikedecadeslater, a friendofminewaslike, Youknowwhat?
Youshoulddosomethingwith.
Thatcharacterwassofunny, andyoushouldgolazy.
Susanand I waslike, I lovethattitleonlike a lightbulbwentoff.
And I thought, What a wonderfulkindofbuiltinthematicreasontotalk, youknow, toportray a personwho's spinningoutofcontrollike a lazySusanwhocan't figureouttheirlife.
Andsoandthen I amtopofit.
I waslike, I'veneverseen I.
A problemmightbeoutthere.
But I'veeverseen a filmwhere a manplays a womanwithoutanylake.
Otherkindofunderlyingpretext, youknow, totothinkwherethecomedycomesfromthecharacterNotthefactthat a manispointing.
Womanwehave.
Ah, Still, Butyouare.
Youarequiteconvincing.
DoyoulikeyourselfasSusan?
Doyoulikeyourselfas a woman?
I like I personallyforme.
I donotenjoydressingupas a womannottojudgethosewhodo.
Um, thankyou.
Whatthings?
They'rereallyroughovertherewithyouandLiza.
They'reactuallybetterthanever.
I'm I'm gettingtobetherealmeatlonglastsearcher, Um, wehave a clipherefromLazySusan.