Dan Levy

I'm just so happy to talk about it.

You know, like when you're in a comedy and you're playing a pastor, the last thing I wanted was to make religion the butt of the joke.

I think it's easy.

I think it's lazy.

And I really wanted his relationship to faith and to God to be real.

Right.

So we worked with a gay pastor to authenticate the scenes that we were writing in the church and make sure that like at no point was Christianity ever going to be the butt of the joke.

Right.

It's so nice to like have people watch something that you've just been like working on for a year and no one really, like none of my friends, none of my family like knew what I was doing.

Well, you like squirrel away.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And I don't really like talking about work that much.

So when I'm with my friends, we're not talking about, I'm not like.

Right, right.

I wrote a great line.

Do you want me to read it for you?

Like that's not what it is.

So it's nice now to like have the show be on its way out or I don't know like when it might be out.

Okay.

Um, and have people see it.