People Still Go To Comic-con Because They

There's No Better Way To Process Pain Than To Write.

I Love Broad Comedy. It Has Its Place. If I Were To Do That, I'd Love To Do Physical Comedy.

In Early High School Years, I Was Pretty Chubby, And I Spent A Lot Of Time On My Computer, Before It Was Cool To Have A Computer - Because There Was A Time That Was True. So That's Where I Developed My Personality.

With Any Television Series - And It's Something That Is Taken For Granted With Movies Because You Have The Whole Arc Within Two Hours - You Establish Who The Character Is And It's A Two-dimensional Version, Or If You're Lucky, A Two And A Half-dimensional Character. Once You Establish That, You Can Move Forward And Break All The Rules. Once The Audience Has Accepted Who The Person Is, Then You Can Do The Exact Opposite. What Makes It Funny And Interesting Is Doing The Opposite.

There's People Who Watch Shows While They're Preparing Their Dinners, And They Don't Want To Focus, And They Don't Want To Be Challenged, And Whatever. And Then There's People Who Want To Really Sit Down And Get Into A Character In A World, And Feel Like They're Expanding, Or They Have Complex Relationships, Or Whatever.