Chris Sullivan

Like most of the stuff that we talked to is about interpersonal relationships, etc.

Who knows what I need or don't need, but what I will tell you, there's a very interesting thing and I don't know if you guys echo this.

because we all have our own experiences with therapy and they're all positive, but I bet you we'd need a lot more if we didn't do this job.

Like there's something about this job that allows you to deal with a lot of stuff, like oftentimes in real time and be like, hey, was somebody in my bedroom?

Because now I got a script and the script seems a lot like what I was just thinking about in my bedroom.

You know what I'm saying?

Yeah.

Lot of processing.

Which is why the show's hard for some people.

Yeah.

Randall gets home, his wife, she looks at him with such love and she knows what he just went through out with his mom and she knows what's going on with his sister and brother and everything.

And he says like, look, I'm okay.

But everything that's going on in the world with black folks, what have you, he says, I'm not anxious.

I'm not on the break of something.

He's just, I'm really, really sad.

And there's shit on a stick, man.

There's something about the way he says it that...

It's like, I know it's true.

And what I mean by that is like, there's these moments in the house where Ryan will stub her toe and she'll be like, oh, oh my God.

And I know she's fine.