Welcome to Kevin Can Podcast Himself, your dedicated after-show podcast for AMC's Kevin Can F**K Himself! Photo Credit: Robert Clark/Stalwart Productions/AMC This episode kicks off our Series Finale Coverage! Spoilers Ahead - Do Not Listen until you've seen the finale or do not mind being spoiled. On this episode, Caroline and Mike are so excited to sit down again with Kevin McRoberts himself, Eric Petersen! We recorded this weeks ago but have been waiting for the finale in order to release it so we could talk about the finale with Eric. A big thank you to Eric for his time and being such a generous guest! Guest Bio: Eric Petersen Eric Petersen is an actor hailing from the suburbs of Chicago, IL. Eric has worked extensively in Television and the Broadway stage. Television credits include: Kirstie (TVLand) where he played the Series Regular role of Arlo Barth alongside Kirstie Alley, Rhea Perlman, and Michael Richards. Eric has made guest star appearances on The Big Bang Theory, Modern Family, NCIS, CSI, GCB, and the Lifetime movie The Brittany Murphy Story. Eric has many Disney Channel credits including the shows Jessie, Sydney To The Max, Kirby Buckets and Pair of Kings. Eric appeared in the Oscar nominated Coen Brothers’ film The Ballad of Buster Scruggs for Netflix. Eric has appeared in 4 Broadway shows, and countless region theatre projects. Broadway credits include: School of Rock (Dewey Finn), Shrek: The Musical (Shrek on the 1st National Tour and Shrek Standby on Broadway), Escape To Margaritaville (Brick, OBC), and Peter & The Starcatcher (Ted). Graduate of Bradley University. Follow Eric on Twitter and Instagram and The Portly Gentleman! ### We hope you join us for a discussion of of Kevin Can F**K Himself on our Facebook Group, Kevin Can F Himself Fans! We'd love to hear from you! WATCH AND INTERACT WITH KEVIN CAN F**K HIMSELF: AMC+ | AMC | Twitter Account MORE IN THIS SERIES: Season 1: Trailer | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 Season 2: Interview with Valerie Armstrong | 1 | 2 | a href="https://podclubhouse.