Karl Urban

And yeah, and so I went and met with the producers, with Seth Rogen and Eric Kripke and those guys and decided to jump on it.

It's the weirdest thing, actually.

They call it the devil's writer's room because Eric Kripke, I mean, he writes about things that are of concern, of importance to him.

Yes.

So like in the first season, you know, he wrote a lot about sort of sexual assaults.

And in the second season, you know, it was...

you know, sort of racism and stuff.

And when both of those seasons came out, it just happened to coincide with, you know, the Me Too movement and Black Lives Matter.

So he's kind of like gazing into a crystal ball.

And in this season, he's sort of written, one of the characters on the show sort of, you know, is, you know, thinks he's God and stuff.

And literally, you know, on the clock, you know, the president of the United States dies.

you know, issues this picture of him allegedly as Jesus Christ.

As a doctor.

Yeah, as a doctor.

But he was a doctor, Carly.

He was a doctor, yeah.

Yeah, it's mainly, you know, an incoming phone call business and I get offered, you know, a bunch of stuff.

The stuff that I'd really like to do, you know, all the stuff that, you know, with, you know, directors that, you know, you've admired for so long, that stuff is worth, you know, chasing and that stuff you, you know, yeah, you know, you want to work with, you know, a Spielberg or a Chris Nolan or something, yeah, you go and you take the meetings and you go and audition.

Oh, it is.

Tonally, it's completely different.