Ben Stiller

And I want to ask you about this episode because when you read it, you know, this is the episode where we learned so much. What was your feeling when you first read it?

And I want to ask you about this episode because when you read it, you know, this is the episode where we learned so much. What was your feeling when you first read it?

I was excited because I knew from working with you in season one, first of all, even like finding the look for Miss Casey, I remember how proactive you were. And we were talking about this with Gwendolyn Christie, how an actor can really just take ownership of a role and come in with ideas. And you came in with so many ideas. I remember you had the Miss Casey wig.

I was excited because I knew from working with you in season one, first of all, even like finding the look for Miss Casey, I remember how proactive you were. And we were talking about this with Gwendolyn Christie, how an actor can really just take ownership of a role and come in with ideas. And you came in with so many ideas. I remember you had the Miss Casey wig.

I was excited because I knew from working with you in season one, first of all, even like finding the look for Miss Casey, I remember how proactive you were. And we were talking about this with Gwendolyn Christie, how an actor can really just take ownership of a role and come in with ideas. And you came in with so many ideas. I remember you had the Miss Casey wig.

No, she came in and she put the wig on and like modeled the wig and said, what do you think of this? And like, it was like, oh man, this person is just so into it. And like, I just really appreciated that. And then I remember we were shooting your scene in the hallway. I think it was 108 where Milchik sends you back down the hallway.

No, she came in and she put the wig on and like modeled the wig and said, what do you think of this? And like, it was like, oh man, this person is just so into it. And like, I just really appreciated that. And then I remember we were shooting your scene in the hallway. I think it was 108 where Milchik sends you back down the hallway.

No, she came in and she put the wig on and like modeled the wig and said, what do you think of this? And like, it was like, oh man, this person is just so into it. And like, I just really appreciated that. And then I remember we were shooting your scene in the hallway. I think it was 108 where Milchik sends you back down the hallway.

And, you know, there's, that's the sort of this first hint that we really are feeling that there's something inside Ms. Casey, you know, this sort of sadness and,

And, you know, there's, that's the sort of this first hint that we really are feeling that there's something inside Ms. Casey, you know, this sort of sadness and,

And, you know, there's, that's the sort of this first hint that we really are feeling that there's something inside Ms. Casey, you know, this sort of sadness and,

I don't think so. It must have been something else, but go ahead.

I don't think so. It must have been something else, but go ahead.

I don't think so. It must have been something else, but go ahead.

Hey, Ben here. I know you love listening to podcasts, so I wanted to introduce you to a brand new show called Campus Files. It's a weekly series that digs into the archives of American colleges and universities to take us behind some of the most outrageous scandals in the history of academia.

Hey, Ben here. I know you love listening to podcasts, so I wanted to introduce you to a brand new show called Campus Files. It's a weekly series that digs into the archives of American colleges and universities to take us behind some of the most outrageous scandals in the history of academia.

Hey, Ben here. I know you love listening to podcasts, so I wanted to introduce you to a brand new show called Campus Files. It's a weekly series that digs into the archives of American colleges and universities to take us behind some of the most outrageous scandals in the history of academia.

While often a beacon of integrity and excellence, the reality of college life can also expose the darkest parts of American culture. From rigged admissions to sports scandals to Greek life drama, Campus Files shares the stories you won't hear on the campus doors. Listen to and follow Campus Files, an Odyssey original podcast available now on the free Odyssey app and wherever you get your podcasts.

While often a beacon of integrity and excellence, the reality of college life can also expose the darkest parts of American culture. From rigged admissions to sports scandals to Greek life drama, Campus Files shares the stories you won't hear on the campus doors. Listen to and follow Campus Files, an Odyssey original podcast available now on the free Odyssey app and wherever you get your podcasts.

While often a beacon of integrity and excellence, the reality of college life can also expose the darkest parts of American culture. From rigged admissions to sports scandals to Greek life drama, Campus Files shares the stories you won't hear on the campus doors. Listen to and follow Campus Files, an Odyssey original podcast available now on the free Odyssey app and wherever you get your podcasts.