You Ought To Try Being Cruel To

Susie Lynn, The Producer Of Those Segments, Goes In And Lays All The Voices Over The Video.

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.

It Seems Like There's A Lot Of People Who Just Do Not Understand Satire. They Think It's Weird. There's People Who Just Don't Understand You Portray Something Or Just Explore A Character, It Means You're Condoning It, Saying This Is The Way To Live.

I Often Feel That My Life, Much Like My Shows, Will End On A Cliffhanger.

Sometimes I Go To A Test Screening And Look At The Audience In Line, And I Start To Go, "okay, I Bet This Is Going To Work, And This Isn't Going To Work." It's Weird, But Just Going And Facing The Music And Putting It Out Before A Crowd, Even Before It Starts Playing, That Exercise Of Putting It Up On A Screen For People Makes You Realize Things Even Before It Starts Rolling. It's Really Weird. I've Heard Other People Say That, Too.