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Josh [gad] Is Such An Amazing Improviser And Is So Good When The Material Is Flowing From Him That Sometimes, If A Written Scene Isn't Working Quite Right, I'll Tell Him That We've Got It And That He Can Just Play. He'll Blow Us Away With Some Super Weird Stuff And Some Wild Things That We Might Use Bits And Pieces Of In The Edit, And Then I'll Say, "just For Good Measure, Let's Do One More Of The Scripted Version."

There Are Certain Tv Shows That Probably Would Have Made Me Rich, And There Are Certain Commitments I Could Have Made That Probably Would Have Raised A Lot Of Eyebrows That I Didn't. But I Don't Look Back At Those Decisions And Say, 'oh God, I'm Such An Idiot.

I Think “the Book Of Mormon” Has Made That Difference In Its Field. It Changed The Game. It’s Something That 20 Years From Now People Will Still Be Talking About, Hopefully. That’s My Goal As An Artist, As A Creator, As A Work For Hire, Is To Choose Projects That Make People Think, Make People Talk, And Make People Interested In Having A Dialogue.

It's Weird To Say, But Every Time I Look At My Daughter And I See This Little Living Breathing Thing That Came From Me, That Represents All Of The Hopes And Dreams That I Would Want For Her, I See A Miracle.

Part Of Our Goal, In The Episodes Moving Forward, Is To Deepen And Dimensionalize Every Other Character, To Get Into Their Relationships With Each Other, Expand That Stuff And Really Sink Our Teeth In.