THANK YOU, everyone, for making the TODAY-IN-THE-PAST-CAST the number 2 best “selling” podcast on iTunes, IMPLAUSIBLY ENOUGH.

I AM VERY GRATEFUL.

HOWEVER, I realize that some of you may be saying:

“I LIKE ALL THESE FAKE FACTS, but I am sorry that I cannot pay money for them, and also hear them all at once, FOR HOURS.”

SO I WOULD BE REMISS in not pointing out that the ENTIRETY of “Today In The Past” is also included on the full AUDIOBACK EDITION of the book.

NOT TO MENTION:

MANY MORE FAKE FACTS

INCREDIBLE GUESTS including Coulton! Maddow! F Tompkins! Dick Cavett! Ira Glass! Vowell! Galifianakis! Gervais!

AND YOUR NARRATOR: Paul Rudd.

AND ALSO: 700 mole-man names, recorded before a live studio audience, UNDER THE GROUND.

SERIOUSLY: I am very proud of this effort, and especially the effort of the astonishing actual talents who made it happen, IMPLAUSIBLY ENOUGH.

AND I WOULD BE REMISS in not pointing this out, since some do not seem to believe it.

BUT NOW I WILL SAY NO MORE

That is all.

I WAS AWAY on a whole different side of this continent when THE INVENTION OF LYING opened this weekend.

SO I MISSED THIS VIDEO from my friend and colleague Matthew Robinson… CO-WRITER, CO-DIRECTOR OF THE FILM (with Mr. R. Gervais) and ALL-NICE-GUY.

WHILE IT IS SOMEWHAT OUT OF DATE, the sentiment is still true for THIS WEEKEND or RIGHT NOW:

That is all.

AS I RECALL, LOUIS CK was a very nice, personable, funny person who was not DESPERATELY TRYING TO HUMILIATE ME.

BUT PERHAPS I DO NOT REMEMBER IT CORRECTLY, for television does not lie.

PLEASE DO GO SEE “The Invention of Lying” when it comes out on Oct 3.

That is all.

…AND LARGELY INTERNETLESS. In the meantime, here is the US trailer for THE INVENTION OF LYING, a Gervais/Robinson joint.

I INVADED THE SET OF THIS FILM FOR ONE WARM DAY about a year ago, and I wore a black suit. Other than this, I am not allowed to say.

ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AFTER THIS ENCOUNTER, co-writer/co-director Matthew Robinson and I went to see INDIANA JONES AND THE LEGEND OF CRYSTAL HEAD VODKA or whatever it was.

EVEN SO: IT WAS AN AMAZING DAY, and you will enjoy this brilliant film.

THAT IS ALL.