Jeff Menell

So.

I'm glad ABC was smart enough to give us the full season.

Yes.

Yeah.

You had taken a really big risk moving out to Los Angeles and, you know, hoping the show takes off and then it does.

And then, you know, seven seasons is obviously what showrunners and producers dream of.

Were you still having fun at this point?

Like, do you remember every day going into the office and just, even though you knew it was going to be the end and you were ready to wrap it up, were you having fun every day?

every day.

Every once in a while.

You know, the hours, I don't remember the hours so much.

Like, like,

you know, on Girl Meets World, our hours were horrible.

On Girl Meets World, we would have a lot of late nights, but I don't remember ever working, like, on weekends, on Sundays, but we might have.

Listen, yeah, it was a lot.

We always had fun.

The writer's room, in the writer's room, is where the most fun, but also it can get really intense, and when you're there late trying to fix a script that wasn't quite working or whatever, that's not so much fun, but...

the the the the dynamic at the writers table is there's someone's always being made fun of in a horrible, humiliating way.

That's, you know, I'm not going to say it's mostly get me, but, you know, I was a pretty easy target.

So that part was fun.