Lamorne Morris

**SPEAKER_1** (0:01)
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**Chris Hardwick** (0:26)
Hello and welcome to I Think You're Overthinking It, number 1168 Well, now you don't have to just watch the show with your ears. You can actually watch it with your eyes on AMC plus. Now on YouTube. It's at youtube.com/athardwick and also on the AMC plus YouTube channel and going to be going up on Spotify video as well. And probably sometime in the hopefully not too distant future, Apple has started video podcasting as well. So there's a lot of places you can see the show. It's a beautiful visual landscape of the podcast, which we've never really had. So I'm very excited that it's up. You can see Nathan Fillion, Alison Brie, this episode, Lamorne Morris, all up on all of these places. And I hope you join us for this new visual journey, which is actually just pretty standard for everyone else who's doing podcasting now. But for the old time, it's a whole new ballgame of video.
So thanks so much for hopefully watching and subscribing. Subscribed at Hardwick YouTube, isn't it? That's what people say. Like and subscribe. So Lamorne Morris, this episode is fantastic. You know, I've been pals with Lamorne for a few years, and he's so unbelievably talented.
He's just good at everything. Won an Emmy for Fargo. He's great at hosting, has his own podcast. He's just a phenomenal actor.
He's going to be the voice of Garfield, which is amazing. And just probably an hour ago, my wife and I finished the season of Spider Noir, which is fantastic. You can watch it in color, or you can watch it in black and white. We watched it in black and white, because it's a noir, and it was fantastic.
Lamorne is so good in the show, and Nicolas Cage is a dream, as Ben Reilly, aka The Spider. It's just such a great show. It's on Amazon Prime. I highly recommend it. I hope there's a season two. And I really hope you enjoy this episode of I Think You're Overthinking It, number 1168 with Lamorne Morris. Now in Watch-O-Vision. Sorry, I think I was just caught up in the old-timey dialogue style of Spider Noir. So I resubmit to you. I think you're overthinking it now in Watch-O-Vision. Start the thing.
Lamorne Morris.

**Lamorne Morris** (3:41)
Hello, sir.

**Chris Hardwick** (3:42)
Is overthinking it. Maybe, I don't know.

**Lamorne Morris** (3:44)
I overthink it often.

**Chris Hardwick** (3:45)
You do?

**Lamorne Morris** (3:45)
Yeah.

**Chris Hardwick** (3:47)
Isn't everybody now?

**Lamorne Morris** (3:48)
I overthink it to the point where I end up not doing shit.

**Chris Hardwick** (3:51)
Oh, yes, yes, I understand the overthinking paralysis of like, there's too much, don't give me too many choices.

**Lamorne Morris** (4:00)
Yeah, oh my God, when I go to a restaurant, even before I get to the restaurant, I know, here's the thing, I know I'm gonna cover the bill, right? All I ask is, you pick a place. No one ever picks a place.

**Chris Hardwick** (4:12)
What do you want? But I'm asking you.
I'm fine with anything. No, but literally, so am I.

**Lamorne Morris** (4:18)
And so I go, well, listen, we both have jobs here. You pick, I pay, you know what I mean? I'm not gonna pick and pay. That's weird.

**Chris Hardwick** (4:24)
I do my best to hide my neuroticism, but I went to a kind of a snazzy restaurant yesterday.

**Lamorne Morris** (4:32)
And it was Friday, let's go.

**Chris Hardwick** (4:35)
Let's do it. Let's go. Come on. I'm sure they have some fancy artichoke dip.
And so it was kind of, it was in between lunch and dinner. So every table was open.
And so they were like, where do you want to sit? And I was like, do you want to sit at the window? Or do you want, because it was, you know, like seven stories up. And I literally was just like, I tried to be so cool about it. Like, ah, well, I don't know. You just tell me where to sit. I really am not good with making decisions. I will second guess, you know. And of course, the older you get, the more you explain things to people. They have no care about what you're, they don't care about your process.