So, I know you guys have your questions. So we've got some stationary mics up and around... where are you guys? There. Okay. Hey, and it's the person in the trenchcoat. Cause there's nobody else in trenchcoats in—

Quidditch. From Harry Potter.

What's your question?

What do I call popcorn? Marshmallows. Um, my son and I are trying to break into the reality television world, and we've been shooting this sort of documentary series of cooking shows. My son— my son is two, and uh, he's not quite up on the ingredients yet, so he insisted that we put popcorn into the last meal that we cooked. But popcorn was actually marshmallows. And it was a mess. That meal was disgusting. It was disgusting. I had to eat a sautéed watermelon rind with unshelled peanuts. This is what happens when your two-year-old decides what goes into the pan. So there you go. [to HP cosplayer] Hi. Yes, witch. How are you?

How come a grown man is riding on a broom? I mean, we could sit here all day and, you know, volley these questions back and forth. Um, you know, I have to say... An episode recently ended with Castiel, the angel who is able to travel through time and teleport at will, sitting on a bus. And it was a bit incongruous, I thought. I thought, well, this is, I think, just for dramatic effect. I think they wanted to end the show with a dramatic crane shot showing a bus moving across the landscape. They couldn't figure out how to do that, so they put me on the bus, basically. Sometimes you have to sacrifice story for the visual elements of the show, and that's what happened there. It's something that I can guarantee you, in future episodes the whole bus thing doesn't get paid off at all. It is completely irrelevant.

Yeah. That would, that would be— that's not a bad idea. Some slash fiction, about Cas and maybe the tailpipe of the bus. Hi.