James Marsden

He's from San Diego.

He's a solar panel contractor or something like that.

And he's six foot six and have fun.

And then, you know, the scripts say this and this is what happens.

But you kind of had to be like water and flow and pivot when you needed to because no one knew what he was going to say.

I did, but I knew that he just put a meatball right over a home plate for me to, you know, it was like, this is amazing that he just said that.

And it gave me an opportunity to look as crestfallen as I could and sort of, you know, brush it off and remind him that I was in other stuff and it was a big movie and it did, you know.

So it was perfect.

I mean, it was really, there were moments where Ronald...

There were scripted moments that he seemed to be ahead of us on, that he kind of led us to.

There's a moment in that opening sequence where we're in the waiting room where Noah, there's an actor named Mecky.

He's one of our writers as well, brilliant improv artist.

He plays Noah.

He comes in and he says, hey, how do you...

I need to get out of this.

I'm going on a vacation with my girlfriend.

Any ideas of how you can get out of this?

And it's scripted that Noah proposes the idea that it's a good idea to present to the judge that you're racist and that's why you should be let off.

And before Mackey could get to that beat, Ronald proposed, hey, I saw this Family Guy episode where the guy says he's racist and tries to get out of jury duty with that.

Right.