Then There Was A Kid

I Like The Stooges. You Know What Movie I Saw That I Sort Of Discovered Late Was Jerry Lewis In 'the Nutty Professor'. I Really Liked That.

When I Worked In Those Offices, It Was Just Irritating To Me That Somebody Sat There And Designed This Place, Never Thinking That You Would Walk From Here To There, And They Didn't Care. The One Guy Designs It, Gives It To The Other Guy, He Looks At It; No One Thinks About All The People That Gotta Walk Through It. So I Think The Best Way To Show Those Banal Moments Is To Be Just Flat And Wide.

I'm Fine Watching Stuff On Tape, To Me Casting Is The Most Painful Part Of The Whole Process, It's Like Going On A Horribly Awkward Date Every Five Minutes For Eight Hours, And People Come In And They'll Be Someone Good But They're Not Right, And You Want To Tell Them They're Good, But It Sounds Like Bs, And They're Looking At Your Face To See How They Did, What Adjustments They Need, And It's Just So Emotionally Draining, And It Goes On And On.

Yeah, Sometimes It Gets A Little Sappy For Me, But I'm Tired Of Hearing About Dysfunctional Families In Sitcoms. That's Been Done To Death, And That's Probably What Everybody Expected From Me. But That's Not What I Wanted To Do.

Why Should Every Single Character Be An Honor Student Who Goes Around Helping Others And Never Doing Anything Wrong? Is That Like The Rule Or Something?