Chris Sullivan

But Debra, the tricky part is he brought it every day. Subsequently. That was the kind of like, we get it.

We get it. And then as he won more and more, he kind of ran out of hands to carry them. And he brought a person to carry them for him and follow him around.

We get it. And then as he won more and more, he kind of ran out of hands to carry them. And he brought a person to carry them for him and follow him around.

We get it. And then as he won more and more, he kind of ran out of hands to carry them. And he brought a person to carry them for him and follow him around.

You're like, can I hold it? And he was like, no.

You're like, can I hold it? And he was like, no.

You're like, can I hold it? And he was like, no.

You brought the drama in the, in the current episode that we were talking about and for anybody, for anybody watching, they, uh, they are well aware of your dramatic ability. Absolutely.

You brought the drama in the, in the current episode that we were talking about and for anybody, for anybody watching, they, uh, they are well aware of your dramatic ability. Absolutely.

You brought the drama in the, in the current episode that we were talking about and for anybody, for anybody watching, they, uh, they are well aware of your dramatic ability. Absolutely.

And you're awesome.

And you're awesome.

And you're awesome.

And to provide Sterling with an opportunity to react in a way that earns him an Emmy.

And to provide Sterling with an opportunity to react in a way that earns him an Emmy.

And to provide Sterling with an opportunity to react in a way that earns him an Emmy.

You burn out. It sounds like being a New Yorker. Like you live a life and you see a lot. And you start to like, listen, if I'm going to get from the Upper West Side down to the village, I'm going to have to put up a little bit of a shield. I cannot fight every battle along the way.

You burn out. It sounds like being a New Yorker. Like you live a life and you see a lot. And you start to like, listen, if I'm going to get from the Upper West Side down to the village, I'm going to have to put up a little bit of a shield. I cannot fight every battle along the way.

You burn out. It sounds like being a New Yorker. Like you live a life and you see a lot. And you start to like, listen, if I'm going to get from the Upper West Side down to the village, I'm going to have to put up a little bit of a shield. I cannot fight every battle along the way.

Okay. That's a good look. No, I'm just saying it. All right. I remember.