Knock Knock, Hi Trailer
KKH Trailer Transcript
Kristin: Will, you’re a fancy eye doctor! What’s the weirdest thing you can see inside an eyeball?
Will: Uh… parasites?
Kristin: I regret asking…
Will: Honestly, medicine can get pretty weird, but I do have other stories…
Kristin: No! I’ve heard all of your stories. I wanna hear from someone else.
Will: Okay, here’s the plan. We’ll do a podcast and we’ll call it “Knock Knock, Hi!” You know, like how my med student character introduces himself?
Kristin: Okay. Back up. Do people even know what you’re talking about?
Will: Right. So. I’m an ophthalmologist.
Kristin: Also my husband
Will: As an internet comedian who’s also a real doctor, I’ve seen a lot of crazy things.
Kristin: And on our new podcast, “Knock Knock, Hi!” – We’re going to hear about those crazy things from other people!
Will: Right, we’re talking with medical professionals, influencers, even actors – sharing their own crazy medical war stories.
Kristin: Ooh, like what happens when someone inhales gasoline?!?!
Will: Uh… sure? So subscribe now and share “Knock Knock, Hi!” – wherever you get your podcasts.
Kristin: Or watch us Tuesdays on the Dr. Glaucomflecken YouTube channel.
Will: Medicine is serious business, but it’s also outrageously funny.
Kristin: I think they’ll be the judge of that…
Singer: Knock Knock, Hi!
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