John Requa

Are you serious? Yes. And I was like, what?

Are you serious? Yes. And I was like, what?

Are you serious? Yes. And I was like, what?

Yeah! But my question was, you watched that and saw Toby? And I was like, why? I would never ask that to anybody else. I don't want to know why.

Yeah! But my question was, you watched that and saw Toby? And I was like, why? I would never ask that to anybody else. I don't want to know why.

Yeah! But my question was, you watched that and saw Toby? And I was like, why? I would never ask that to anybody else. I don't want to know why.

You've done some questionable things. Well, there was, when you guys left, I remember the last episode that you guys did, because it was like, I had that realization, like, wait, what do you mean? What do you mean you're going to do something else?

You've done some questionable things. Well, there was, when you guys left, I remember the last episode that you guys did, because it was like, I had that realization, like, wait, what do you mean? What do you mean you're going to do something else?

You've done some questionable things. Well, there was, when you guys left, I remember the last episode that you guys did, because it was like, I had that realization, like, wait, what do you mean? What do you mean you're going to do something else?

Yeah, okay. And during my last scene, you both separately were like, just so you know, as you go forward in this show, do your thing.

Yeah, okay. And during my last scene, you both separately were like, just so you know, as you go forward in this show, do your thing.

Yeah, okay. And during my last scene, you both separately were like, just so you know, as you go forward in this show, do your thing.

All of you are going to know these characters better than anybody. And I just, I don't know, that was kind of a big moment for me in my career.

All of you are going to know these characters better than anybody. And I just, I don't know, that was kind of a big moment for me in my career.

All of you are going to know these characters better than anybody. And I just, I don't know, that was kind of a big moment for me in my career.

I'm just not quite sure how it works. For our listeners, the reason why there's a different director for every episode of television, usually, is because there's all of this prep work that goes into each episode and post-production.

I'm just not quite sure how it works. For our listeners, the reason why there's a different director for every episode of television, usually, is because there's all of this prep work that goes into each episode and post-production.

I'm just not quite sure how it works. For our listeners, the reason why there's a different director for every episode of television, usually, is because there's all of this prep work that goes into each episode and post-production.

And you can't do both while also shooting. And so there has to be a rotation. And so you get to work with all of these wonderful guest directors who come in and do their episode. Yeah. But that being said, you get into season three, four, five, six of a TV show, and they've watched a couple episodes, but they're not- As adept, like steeped in the knowledge of the- They usually watch the pilot.

And you can't do both while also shooting. And so there has to be a rotation. And so you get to work with all of these wonderful guest directors who come in and do their episode. Yeah. But that being said, you get into season three, four, five, six of a TV show, and they've watched a couple episodes, but they're not- As adept, like steeped in the knowledge of the- They usually watch the pilot.