You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes Jason Sudeikis (Re-Release)
Jul 16, 2025
Jason Sudeikis, a beloved actor and comedian best known for his roles in "Saturday Night Live" and "Ted Lasso," joins the conversation to explore his journey through comedy. He shares hilarious anecdotes from the Kansas City and Chicago comedy scenes, reflecting on mentorship and improvisation. The discussion dives into the emotional connection between music and humor, while also playfully breaking down beauty standards in comedy. Sudeikis reveals insights about personal growth and the healing power of laughter, anchored by nostalgic reflections on childhood films.
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Horatio Sanz as a Raccoon
- Jason Sudeikis humorously imagined Horatio Sanz dressed as a raccoon rummaging through trash cans as a nocturnal joke.
- This playful anecdote highlights the camaraderie and inside jokes among comedians.
Comedy vs. Music Understanding
- Pete Holmes feels left out of society because he doesn't fully understand music.
- Comedy feels more graspable to him as it's more like a straightforward game than the complex art of music.
Breakthrough Improv Moment
- Jason Sudeikis shared his first ImprovOlympic class experience where a pizza-ordering scene earned big laughs and prompt recognition.
- This moment showed a unique comedic voice that was both unexpected and welcomed by instructors.