“We saw these two guys buying individual copies of Never Have Your Dog Stuffed, Alan Alda’s autobiography, at the Strand back in 2005,” says Kroll, 37, explaining the origins of would-be cosmopolitans George St. Here they are explaining the origin of the characters to The Hollywood Reporter: Geegland and Kroll as actor Gil Faizon - just kind of leapt into the public sphere a few years ago, the comedians have been perfecting them for over a decade. They had a recurring sketch about a public access prank show called “Too Much Tuna.” It was surprisingly self-explanatory.īut even though these characters - Mulaney as writer George St.
You probably know Mulaney from his work as a stand-up or as a writer on SNL (he and Bill Hader created Stefon together), and Kroll is best known for his role on The League or for his Comedy Central series Kroll Show, which ran for three fabulously weird seasons and occasionally featured the two characters from Oh, Hello.
The two characters in the show are played by comedians John Mulaney and Nick Kroll. For now, let’s just start with “it is very strange and very, very funny and you can watch it on Netflix now.” We can build from there. There are many tuna sandwiches and they get progressively bigger and more demonic as the show goes on. They both address the audience directly, a lot, often to comment on things that just happened. Another is a struggling actor who is carrying on an affair with a raccoon. One of the characters is a writer who might have murdered three of his wives. It’s a play about a play-within-play, starring two 30-something comedians who are pretending to be 70-year-old men.
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