who work together there is nothing but watch. chemistry is the main special sauce. our timing was perfect for each other. you burn a hole in my bed. and we are going to be pals, right? there is one guy, who is out of control, and one guy trying to say come down. you ever disagree on material? no. yeah. the audience has to feel like they are loose and having fun. we are really able to fake fun and looseness. yeah. i actually grew up as a kid on comedy teams. that s how i learned about comedy, on comedy teams. hey, hey, michelle pfeiffer. comedy teams are dependent on harmony, harmony blends into one voice. it s like, wow. i think chemistry is something that you are secure enough that you can be playful. you are kind of delighted in being with them, so it kind of comes out, you feel it. you feel excited. i m not feeling sassy. oh, you are never feeling sassy. you wouldn t know what sassy looks like on me. why don t you eat a bowl of wings? wh
ventriloquist and the dummy. i certainly, as a kid, recently thought of them as two people. it is always fascinating how people reinvent the dynamic of the relationship of the comedy team. you know, how about you and me putting together an act? no, sorry, i only work as a single. oh, okay. it makes sense that jim henson and frank oz would create duos. they replicated their own friendship through these puppets. i would say that bert and ernie are one of the greatest comedy duos of all time. like, i would say, you know, it is a classic, like the tall skinny one, and the sort of short, pudgy one, it is abbott and costello all over again. no. did anybody ever tell you you got eyes like ping-pong balls? floating in green motor oil. there is just something just
bert and ernie were swuft most famous comedy duos of all time. the tall skinny one and the short pudgy one. bert, you re not mad at me, are you? no. anybody tell you you ve got eyes like ping-pong balls floating in green motor oil. write about the essence of the characters when i m talking to miss piggy, i think she s real. when i was with kermit, i thought he was real. they come alive. frank oz joined me about 18 years ago, which i think i ve often credited him with being one of the real reasons that the much p muppett show is funny. they didn t invent puppets, but they invented a style of puppetry that s been replicated over and over again, giving them deep personalities. i m sure that starts with those two people hanging out a lot and