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Timothy Olyphant Has No Computer
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A surprising and completely endearing admission: Timothy Olyphant does not own a computer. To participate in the SmartLess recording, he had to go to his manager's office because he couldn't get an old desktop at home to work — it had USB ports, nothing compatible. Bateman probes: no iPad? No Wacom tablet for drawing? No. Just a phone. The hosts are delighted. Arnett points out that Christopher Nolan doesn't have a phone, which Olyphant finds thrilling: the most exciting relationships you can have are with people who don't have phones — it brings back the rolling-dice energy of teenage social plans. Olyphant then delivers his review of SmartLess: he doesn't listen to the show, but he reads the transcripts, and 'it's better in written form. The chemistry comes across in the print.'