Joe DeRosa

It was classic.

It reminded me of a better time because it was a little bit older because it was from the 90s.

No, you're not.

No, no, no, no, no.

I wasn't saying, no, you're not a good actor.

I'm saying, no, you're wrong.

I want to compliment you.

Sitcom multicam acting, multicam, is very different from single cam.

Multicam, in my opinion, is the hardest form of acting.

I think you're not giving yourself enough credit.

I think I agree with you the idea that if the joke's there, you can land it.

But think about it like this with stand-up, right?

Woody Allen once said, I used to think it was as easy as just writing a good joke and if I said it, it was fine.

He goes, then I realized that wasn't the case.

I had to write good jokes that were of my personality.

And that's why I'm so enamored by guys that are good at multi-cam sitcom acting because they're writing something for a character you're playing.

And it's knowing how to land the joke but also making it believable.

I'm in awe of Kevin James.

Oh, he's the man.

I'm in awe of him.