Dan Levy

And I guess there had happened to be a light bulb from like a crew member that was switching a light bulb out.

So it just like, it wasn't a planted prop.

It was just something she found.

And she pulled out this light bulb and started screaming at the light bulb.

And if you go back and watch that episode, you can see that I'm doing like...

It's that Bill Hader character on SNL where he's just constantly... Which one?

Stefan.

Stefan.

I'm Stefan-ing through that entire scene just because I couldn't.

And then it got to a point where it's like, I think it's funny that characters find other characters in TV funny.

Right.

So I started just leaning into the fact that if I find this funny, then maybe David found this funny.

And maybe the audience gets to have a bit of a...

is it the actor or is it the character?

But I think it's like, we laugh at our friends.

So much of comedy, you notice that the characters themselves don't think that the other person is what they're doing is funny.

So there was this added layer for all of us where I just started saying to people like,

If you're going to laugh, laugh.

Your character will find it funny.

No, it's a cheat.