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him referring to Jonathan Groff as Groffsauce is so good thank you Bo Jonathan Groff Stan Burnham

Bo is introduced at 6:21.

Elsie and him are so cute they’re like brother and sister it’s everything

I'm over the moon about him being a Sondheim fan omg, I would love to see him be Bobby in Company or Frank Shepard in Merrily We Roll Along. At least in the meantime before we get a musical from him! 👀

Him getting Lorene the handwritten score of Sunday for Christmas is so sweet omg

I was just listening to this in the background, then I heard the words "my friend Tim Minchin" in Bo Burnham's voice and had to do a double take. MAAAANNN, now I want to see a collaboration between the two of them so fucking badly...

Such a great interview! Thanks for sharing!

This is crazy. Two of my obsessions are coming together

"we needed to get groffsauce in there"

This was such an enjoyable interview.

i love broadway and i love bo burnham. how am i just now finding this

*WHAT!?* I. HAVE. NEVER. BEEN. SO. HAPPY. TO. SEE. A. VIDEO. IN. MY. SUBSCRIPTION. BOX!

yooo this has like no views, i love rare bo burnham shit

i love my worlds colliding thank u god this made my day also ryan lee gilbert is an angel

Omg im so excited!

I WASNT READY FOR THIS Y E S

He is back at it

AHHH BO

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. YES PLEASE.

Love broadway

FUCKING YEET

Bo looks so tired, all this promotion is taking its toll.

Middle-aged schoolgirl haha--that would be Amy Sedaris in Strangers With Candy.

Hi

20:05

It's a little distracting that everybody keeps their microphones in front of them all the time... when Bo makes a joke, the laughter of the woman is very loud, but she's not in the frame, which creates a vibe of cognitive dissonance for me. But other than that it was great :)

I love Bo just as much as anyone, but why was he on this show? He has nothing to do with Broadway.

I think the assumption that the kids are self-aware is dangerous. The socially saavy ones are, but its easy to overlook the ones who aren't and they are probably the ones at risk in this crazy culture of ours.

How does Bo Burnham have anything to do with Broadway theater? Are you now interviewing film personalities? Please stick with theater!