I'm Oliver Trevino here at Young Hollywood Studio. Joined by the handsome, very, very handsome. Very Michael Mozee. How are you?

Good. How you doing?

Good, good. We're just coming in we've done the this whole facial. I read something actually the other day. I think it's very in fashion at the moment. Is it?

Yes. Yes. It is really. It is really. Not to the the extent that I read it. It says that people should have the really long beards, but I can't do that. No.

Can I ask you?

Yes. Ask me whatever you like, darling.

What do I have to do to get on one of these pillows?

You've already done it. You paid me a compliment. Yeah. So I get it.

Am I going to get on one of these pillows?

We're going to make sure you get on one of these pillows.

Um, Siren season 2. Yes. January 27th. Yes. Exciting. Very exciting.

He's exciting because there was a lot of a bit of pressure as well because it was USA's first comedy in like over a decade.

So, we're just going to ignore the fact that you didn't answer my calls this weekend.

Really glad someone said something. The tension and that silence was palpable. I'm sorry, man. I was super busy this weekend. I uh uh had to help Trisha's brother move and then Josh and I were hanging out. We went to the game on Saturday night. And we stopped to Gih's for some steaks after.

So, what can we expect from the from the second season? Well, you know, Is it going to push the cuz you know, it's quite quite out there. The jokes are very uh

Yes, it's fun. Dennis Leary producing. So it's kind of his brand. Right. Right. Of comedy. Like first season, you know, he'd be like hiding in the back of the ambulance with like a monitor, smoking a cigarette, you know? And he's like, that was funny. I loved that. That was great. Guys, do it again. Do it again. You know. And uh so it's his brand of, you know, kind of irrelevancy. But um but the second season, it's like uh like the band's back and we're just tighter. You know? It's like when you're in a band and like uh you start to know each other's rhythms and we just kind of start to we just paying off each other a lot better. So, it's going to be even funnier. So, it's going to be even funnier. Just saying, just saying. Just saying.

And yeah, you're Johnny in it, which is uh you're handsome in the show. You're handsome in person. So, you can relate there. You can relate there.

Yeah. Sure.

Are you like Johnny in uh in real life? I mean, very sport-loving. Um, sort of guy. Is that you?

Yeah. Kind of neurotically. Yeah, I mean he's Johnny's a little more uh a little more neurotic, I think than I I am.

Do you want me to send a funny face like you're really sad about it?

No. No, I don't do that.

Emojis?

Yeah. Everybody uses emojis.

Everybody uses emojis, John. I don't use emojis. You better get with the times.

Okay, well, let's just go old-school traditional sad face just go uh Colin Frenches. Call it a day. What happens in the show often is is we're called to some kind of Yeah. thing, some, you know, the ambulance goes racing, kicking in a door. Right, you know. And something will happen and then it'll kind of spin us onto some kind of existential crisis about life and love and maybe passion or sex or whatever. Right. Right. And we spend the half hour kind of, you know, figuring out, you know. And so, what hap- what happens

That's very I could relate to that.

Yeah. Yeah. So, Johnny will be like thinking about this stuff and then maybe like a hot girl walk by and he's like, squirrel, you know? And it's like that's kind of who this guy is. You know what I mean? It's kind of hard to keep him keep him on a

I love Johnny. One of my favorite characters on TV. Yeah. He's brilliant. He's brilliant. Um what's your uh if you had to pick out a favorite episode that sticks out for you in season two that you could tell people to look forward to. Is there a moment for you in season in season two that you were like, that's that's a good one for me?

Oh my god. One moment. It's like pick it it's like picking between my children.

Well, pick a couple then. You can't just pick two children. The rest have got to go.

Um God, that's a It's a tough one. It's a tough one. I should have told you this one before so you can think about it, sit with it, and bring it to me. I can't do it. I can't pick one. Can't do it. I like episode four.

Okay, good. That was

Yeah, episode four was good. Watch episode four. It's really it's really, really, really good. It's fantastic. Really, really good. Um and episode three was good.

Is it obviously you've

Yeah. Five. Comes out in one. Two, one. I heard the premiere was really good, too. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's really good. Yeah. So all of them. Watch it. Watch all of them.

Yeah. Everyone only watches one episode, anyway. Yeah. So, I'm annoyed. Yeah. Do you uh do you like to play uh pranks on each other and stuff? Do you take the comedy out of the You must.

We do a little bit. Well, you know, yeah. I mean, uh everybody's always cracking each other up. I mean, I can't believe we get paid for this gig. I mean, we just, you know, call action cut every once in a while and all the time we're just like around and they let us they let us like improvise a lot and stuff like that. And so, we're always trying to crack each other up. And this guy, we have this new kid named Josh Segarra on this year, who's a regular, and he's one of the funniest people on the planet. I think. Lennie Clark Okay. Is our uh plays my dad. He's maybe the funniest guy, one of the funniest guys on this rock. He uh uh yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's just we're always just like, you know, screwing around. It's great. It's great.

Michael Mozee, thank you for stopping in.

Hey, thanks, dude. January 27th. Season 2. Watch this, guys. It's hilarious.

Very very very funny guy. Not just on screen. Quite like it. A lot.