Yep!

Yep!

I had to think on my feet a little bit during this one, I'll be honest. That's also why I asked the question about his hair in Double Dragon when I did: to lighten the mood. And I think he appreciated it.

I had to think on my feet a little bit during this one, I'll be honest. That's also why I asked the question about his hair in Double Dragon when I did: to lighten the mood. And I think he appreciated it.

Two words: Kelly Lynch. It's running next Friday. She's not quite as harsh as the hypothetical RR in your first paragraph, but she definitely doesn't hesitate to set aside punch-pulling and talk shit when she's discussing a bad experience.

Two words: Kelly Lynch. It's running next Friday. She's not quite as harsh as the hypothetical RR in your first paragraph, but she definitely doesn't hesitate to set aside punch-pulling and talk shit when she's discussing a bad experience.

If he does, it will likely be the worst Random Roles ever, at least as far as getting any sort of insight into the projects he's worked on. I sat down with him for five or ten minutes just before Season 2 of Community premiered (after failing to talk to him on several previous occasions), and it was like pulling teeth…

If he does, it will likely be the worst Random Roles ever, at least as far as getting any sort of insight into the projects he's worked on. I sat down with him for five or ten minutes just before Season 2 of Community premiered (after failing to talk to him on several previous occasions), and it was like pulling teeth…

The quality's not great - I just did a quick recording of the recording - but hopefully you can hear it well enough: http://newsreviewsinterview…

The quality's not great - I just did a quick recording of the recording - but hopefully you can hear it well enough: http://newsreviewsinterview…

My laughter usually couches the squeal. But when I'm transcribing, a lot of times I'll listen to bits like that a couple of times in a row, and I do tend to giggle like a schoolgirl.

My laughter usually couches the squeal. But when I'm transcribing, a lot of times I'll listen to bits like that a couple of times in a row, and I do tend to giggle like a schoolgirl.

I got the impression that he was pissed off (and reasonably so) about the reason behind why they had to do it, but he seemed legitimately respectful of the decision to do so. I mean, there was no venom dripping when he talked about it. I think he meant what he was saying.

I got the impression that he was pissed off (and reasonably so) about the reason behind why they had to do it, but he seemed legitimately respectful of the decision to do so. I mean, there was no venom dripping when he talked about it. I think he meant what he was saying.

People also say things like, "Goddamn William Forsythe! I love that motherfucker!" And when they say them to you personally, lemme just tell ya, it sounds awesome.

People also say things like, "Goddamn William Forsythe! I love that motherfucker!" And when they say them to you personally, lemme just tell ya, it sounds awesome.

It is, indeed. I just focused on the Wayne's World bit because it was more substantial.

It is, indeed. I just focused on the Wayne's World bit because it was more substantial.

Okay, see, I think the disconnect here is that just about anyone who can cite Turn On in a comment/complaint is clearly not the target audience for Animal Practice to begin with.

Okay, see, I think the disconnect here is that just about anyone who can cite Turn On in a comment/complaint is clearly not the target audience for Animal Practice to begin with.