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There's Plenty Of Room For All Sorts Of Movies And All Sorts Of Comedies, So I Never Saw That As A Competitive Thing. I Think There's Room In The Marketplace For Everything.

I Had, Like, Two Goals In My Career: One Was To Try To Get Into 'second City.' When I Moved To Chicago, My Goal Was To Try To Work At 'second City.' And Beyond That, My Goal Was To Make Enough Money As An Actor To Not Do Anything Else But Act, Not Have To Go And Wait Tables Again.

I Look At Improvising As A Prolonged Game Of Chess. There's An Opening Gambit With Your Pawn In A Complex Game I Have With One Character, And Lots Of Side Games With Other Characters, And Another Game With Myself - And In Each Game You Make All These Tiny, Tiny Moves That Get You To The Endgame.

There's Very Little You Could Do To Prepare To Be A Correspondent On The Daily Show, Because It's Not Being A Journalist, It's Not Being An Actor. It Involves Elements Of Both Of Those Things, But They're Not Required Necessarily As Job Experience. It's Helpful If You Know How To Improvise, But Again, Not A Requirement.

For My Wife And I, The Challenge Is To Not Make Every Day The Best Day Possible Because It's Not Realistic.