Chris Sullivan

He'll be okay.

Stop it.

But ultimately, what he sort of emphasized, and he does this each time, and I think you probably remember this too, Mandy, because he did the moon shadows with you and Milo, and I think he did me and Beth also in season three.

He's like, you guys have to listen to each other.

Mm-hmm.

So like if the argument is getting to a place where you're not actually taking each other in, it's what's penetrating that's making you say the next thing.

You know what I'm saying?

So ultimately I think what we decided on what sort of settled in is something that felt like if there was bombast to it,

you could ultimately excuse it because people weren't necessarily saying things in their right mind.

What made it more painful was like, oh no, this is a thoughtful, deliberate consideration of what I'm going to say.

And that shit, oh, it's hard for Brown to watch.

So I guess there was a deliberate decision ultimately to take a lot of that out of it because I think it wound up penetrating more in a different way.

Yeah, yeah.

Great question, Kate.

Thank you.

He's a beast.

I don't.

With your nipple covered in iced coffee?

I'm going to put my jacket on before Pamela comes in.

let's see i you know i have a few different people who i consider to be worthy mentors but here's a good one i got an opportunity to do an episode of brooklyn 99 and work with one of my heroes before he passed away mr andre brower and i didn't even we didn't know i had no idea that he was going so i really prized this opportunity that i had with him and i remember him talking about my ambition