Dick Van Dyke believes that physical comedy is an art form that requires preparation and consistent practice.

“I practic a lot as a kid I used to go to Laur and Hardy movies on Saturday and then come home and falling down on the grass practicing falling yeah I was prepared”

A comedian should be able to perform a set without relying on crowd work clips and maintain an authentic voice.

“if you're not able to [ __ ] confidently do an hour without worrying about getting quipped so you can get people come see you to do crowd work, what are you really? What is your voice? Who do you work for?”

Ted Danson considers Dick Van Dyke to be the most skilled performer in the realm of physical comedy.

“physical comedy nobody nobody does it as well as you did it really truly”

Physical humor and jokes about anatomy remain the fundamental baseline for the comedy produced by the show.

“It's just it is funny. Boobs and and penises are they are still they're still the baseline of what we do here.”