But you thought I want I don't want to look like an older guy playing peewee.

I made a movie a few years ago for Netflix.

That was 1/3 pee wee movie.

There was, like, a 25 year gap, and and, uh, I felt like being Pee wee Herman at that point.

Or now or later was sort of like, you know, the movie.

Whatever happened to Baby Jane?

Yes.

It was sort of like I'm writing a letter GOP wake.

You know, it's like, scary, like just like weird, right?

Right.

So, you know, PB was sort of based on youth and youthfulness, so we did something.

This is a secret, So please don't tell anybody about this, okay?

It won't get out on this show, so we did.

Ah, early computer generated.

Sort of like the Irishman who did the same thing.

Yeah, we did the same thing and I was prepared to talk all about it when when the movie came out.

But people, the press saw the movie and would say stuff to me like, What is your secret.

My God, It's like time stood still and I would be looking at the people going.

You're two feet away from me.

What are you talking?

You just saw the movie or anything like that, right?

Well, I think people just thought we had a big budget.

And I had an Academy Award winning makeup artist, which I did a lot of backlighting.

Yeah, uh, high angles.

So how much time?

Me?

Because on the Irish money.

Heard that took a lot of time.

They gave you a younger face.

What?

What is that?

What's involved?

I mean, you couldn't afford it.

Really?

Seriously, it's if you have to ask, you know, seriously, though, I'll tell you that really?

I don't have that problem.

I'll be the judge of that.

What do you think I would consult someone tomorrow?

Tomorrow?

I mean, get working, meeting tonight, if you can, interestingly enough, and I I found this out.

In hindsight, it cost so much money to do it that it would have been a fraction of the cost for me to have had plastic surgery.

Really?

Are extension extensive, complete new face, right?

Right.

That would have cost less than all the c g I work they did instead of I could have had six face lifts.

Have you ever considered Franchising the Pee wee character?

Meaning, finding an actor, a young actor who doesn't well, and and, uh, giving them the outfit and saying you go out, you do the pee wee stick and I'll make the money off of it.

Absolutely.

It's currently for sale right now.

Have an ad in L.

A weekly York Times Online.

It's been for sale with the co owning the cone and character I want to.

So I want to find some young, strapping kid on and put him in the wig and, you know, teach him a couple of moves and single out that baby.

Connor O'Brien.

I got 60% C when you're finished with that, put on the peewee stuff and do be way.

Yeah, or we send a Conan out to pee wee and they frolic and we make the dough.

See, yeah, I feel that if I could pull that off, I could become so wealthy.

It would be incredible if I sold the Pee wee character for what I believe it's worth.

I mean, it's quite a bit of money, and I would be so I would be like, you know, Rich like King Midas.

Rich and I would be so rich.

I would own the studio.

I could buy your contract.

I could I could take over the show to become my show.

This would be your show.

Paul O'Brien.

No one wants to see the Paul O'Brien show.

We'll see about that.

Did a camera just go out for a second?

So I didn't notice.

Oh, I thought I saw a little, uh, cameras.

Yeah.

What?

This is better on television the whole time Stopping?

Yes, it What a cruel joke.

See these people?

It's a prank.