It's What I Always Dreamed Of: That

I Was Very Combative As A Creative Person At That Time [while The Ben Stiller Show]. I Didn't Understand How To Play Politics With The Studios. I Didn't Know How To Creatively Collaborate With The People Who Were Paying The Bills, And That Came Up All The Time On Every Project I Was Doing, And It Took Me A Really Long Time To Figure Out How To Collaborate In A Healthy Way.

A Lot Of Times, It's Easy To Trim The Movie 'cause You Just Start Losing Things That You Thought Would Be There Just For Amusement's Sake That Actually Are Not Funny. My Favorite Part Of The Process Is Seeing It With An Audience. I Do About Eight Previews To See How Things Are Working.

[my] Dream Writers Room: "'taxi.' I Need To Write For Someone Named Judd."

I Very Rarely Made Any Move To Direct Anything. I Didn't Have Any Faith In Myself.

If You Watch The Arcs Of So Many Comedians, At Some Point, They Just Become Themselves.