2023

Neal Brennan interviews Natasha Lyonne (Poker Face, Russian Doll, Orange is the New Black + much more) about the things that make her feel lonely, isolated, and like something's wrong - and how she is persevering despite these blocks.

Gather ‘round for some storytelling with this week’s guest, Natasha Lyonne. The flock flies us through ATM shenanigans, toasties flat whites, and bus-fulls of bozos. Read between the texts - it’s SmartLess.

Three members of The Late Late Show team each tell a story they claim happened to them, but only one is telling the truth. Can "Poker Face" star Natasha Lyonne and creator Rian Johnson figure out if Tom was really run over by a truck while having sex?

James welcomes "Poker Face" star Natasha Lyonne and show creator Rian Johnson to the couch and the two recall how they became friends long before their hit show. Natasha shares what gift Rian gave her that has given her LA house a real divorced dad vibe. And Rain shares what it was like to do his first directing from a pool.

Natasha Lyonne says her first celebrity crush was Al Pacino and describes being a child actor in New York when she couldn’t cry on cue. Plus, Alison Brie talks about her cringey audition for Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson when she sang Heartbreaker by Pat Benatar and says her first concert was an Alanis Morissette show.

Natasha Lyonne reveals that she got beat out for the roles of Six on Blossom, Sabrina the Teenage Witch and Curly Sue. She also says one career moment she would most want to relive was walking onto the Russian Doll set and feeling like that was exactly where she was supposed to be despite the stress of writing, directing and starring.

Director Rian Johnson and stars of the new crime show "Poker Face", Natasha Lyonne and Benjamin Bratt put their real-life lie-detecting skills to the test in a quick game of Two Truths & a Lie.

Natasha Lyonne joins Jessica Shaw and Rian Johnson to discuss working on the new series, 'Poker Face.'

Natasha Lyonne talks about shooting Poker Face in Las Vegas and New Mexico, her short stint at film school and believing she lived in Herman Melville's house.

Natasha Lyonne talks about how her childhood prepared her for Poker Face before explaining why she aggressively hates small talk and offering solutions to avoid it.