Yeah, get it on, got to get it on, no choice but to get it on mandate.

Get it on.

It's Sunday morning slash afternoon. We're sitting here in the warehouse. I spoke to Wees

earlier this morning and he said we don't have a show for Monday so we flew in here and decided to lay one down.

On the way in, a couple things to talk about. First, quick plug, Brea Improv, this Wednesday. That's right,

Brea Improv, and this will be the first show, well, actually the second show, but the first

improv show, nightclub show, where we're going to get the computer going. So it'll be interactive.

We'll be on Skype and YouTube and all over the internet and I'll be yelling at Donnie and we'll be showing

slides and we'll be doing the whole thing. So if you want to come out and see us live, Brea Improv

Wednesday night and then on Friday night, Thousand Oaks at the borderline, I don't know what it's

called, Thousand Oaks Friday night, go to Adam Crolla.com, and we'll see you this week.

Speaking of this week, oh, what a week today.

That would be Monday.

I'm sitting in an edit bay finishing my pilot for NBC and doing some voiceover crap

because it has to be turned in and then tested on Tuesday.

Also, Tuesday, Dancing with the Stars.

I'll be making a little appearance on Dancing with the Stars on Thursday doing Leno's show.

I guess it's the night show again.

And trying to finish this book and keep up with the podcast. It's getting a little crazy. And, you know, see the wife and kids every once in a while.

And speaking of the kids, watching a little, little bear last night. Little bear, well, first off, the show's written by

Chick, so how good can it be? And again, it's the biggest cop-out show in the world. It's weird,

because it's like out of Sweden or something. And my beef with most of these animated shows is the

...