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This is FRESH AIR.
I'm David B.
And Cooley.
Today's guest, Julio Torres, is a comic, actor, director and writer.
You may have encountered him in several different venues.
His comedy specials on HBO and Comedy Central, the short films he used to do on Saturday Night Live, his bits as a correspondent on the Tonight show, and as a writer and actor on the HBO series Losa Spookies.
Recently, he made his debut as a movie director with his satirical film Problemista, which he also stars in and wrote.
And now Julio Torres has a new absurdist comedy series titled Phantasmas, which he also directs and writes and in which he stars.
It premieres today on HBO Max.
Here's a clip from it.
In this early scene, Julio is meeting with executives at the Crayola corporation to pitch them his idea for a new crayon.
The reason I'm here is because I was tossing and turning all night thinking about how you need to make a clear crayon.
Clear?
Like the color clear?