Bill Murray

Oh. And the psychiatrist they're talking to is Bill Murray's brother, who's in like Scrooged and Saturday night live and loads of,

well, loads of stuff with Bill Murray, strangely enough.

But that's the first time I'd ever known that, and as soon as he appeared, it was like, yeah, that's clearly Bill Murray's brother.

because it was like Dan Aykroyd wrote it and it was and how Bill Murray was well, Dan Aykroyd wrote the original script and he was writing it for so long that originally it was going to be him and John Belushi was going to be Venkman.

yeah, he'd done but he'd also done they sort of he did Second City TV which was kind of like Saturday Night Live which is obviously where Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray came from.

And so Ivan Reitman, yeah, he'd done stripes with Harold Ramis and Bill Murray.

That, because that's the thing, he's obviously is the, you know, the whole, though Bill Murray, obviously, it's the same sort of thing where it's like, he starts off really shallow and.

Because, because that's the thing, Bill Murray, he can play someone who you're like, oh, you're not very nice, but you still find him, you know, charming.

Especially when, very unexpectedly they had, totally forgotten his name. Bill Murray.

Well, especially at that point, Dean was having like what can only be described as a full Bill Murray love affair because he was just watching like all stuff like Royal Tenenbaums and, Lost in Translation as well as like, you know, the usual stuff, Ghostbusters and Scrooged and so on and so forth.

And then suddenly out of the blue, we were all like, 'That's Bill Murray.'

You never know, Bill Murray may be in it.