The speaker talks about being asked to perform at Tony Robbins' birthday party as a young athlete for half an hour.
Chris Kattan shares some funny behind-the-scenes moments from filming Night at the Roxbury, including wearing a harness and drifting off while walking to set.
The speaker uses analogies to describe the difficulty in reassembling something blindfolded and drunk, or getting a bag of cereal back into the box.
Incoherent speech containing sexual and nonsensical references to a stool and a wand used as a mic cord.
The hosts discuss the benefits of using practical effects in movies, as opposed to solely relying on computer-generated effects. They specifically mention the limitations of computer effects in creating realistic movements for certain objects, such as smoke or spaceships.