Kathy Bates
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Podcast Appearances
I know. Let's see. I think I did this show in 11, like 12 years ago. Yeah. 12, 13 years ago. It's been a long time.
Yes, indeed. It has. How are you guys?
Yes, indeed. It has. How are you guys?
Yes, indeed. It has. How are you guys?
I think they just offered it to me. I was very lucky. I had not seen the show that much, but I watched a great deal of it when I was preparing for the show, and Everyone was so brilliant and so effortless. You guys, I don't know how you did it. I felt like when I was doing it, I was really running to catch up and it was a learning curve.
I think they just offered it to me. I was very lucky. I had not seen the show that much, but I watched a great deal of it when I was preparing for the show, and Everyone was so brilliant and so effortless. You guys, I don't know how you did it. I felt like when I was doing it, I was really running to catch up and it was a learning curve.
I think they just offered it to me. I was very lucky. I had not seen the show that much, but I watched a great deal of it when I was preparing for the show, and Everyone was so brilliant and so effortless. You guys, I don't know how you did it. I felt like when I was doing it, I was really running to catch up and it was a learning curve.
I don't know if it was like that for you guys when you started working on the show, but working with their different cameras and the level and the comedy that you guys did, I felt that I was really... Trying to get the feel of that and trying to do, I always felt after I did an episode that I wasn't sure if I'd really done it the best I could.
I don't know if it was like that for you guys when you started working on the show, but working with their different cameras and the level and the comedy that you guys did, I felt that I was really... Trying to get the feel of that and trying to do, I always felt after I did an episode that I wasn't sure if I'd really done it the best I could.
I don't know if it was like that for you guys when you started working on the show, but working with their different cameras and the level and the comedy that you guys did, I felt that I was really... Trying to get the feel of that and trying to do, I always felt after I did an episode that I wasn't sure if I'd really done it the best I could.
Wow. Well, I think I was nervous because you guys do the comedy so well, and I don't think of myself as a comedian. And That you worked with the cameras so well. Was that a learning curve for you? I mean, did you... When you started out on it, did you... You had done... When did you start doing it? I mean... The camera?
Wow. Well, I think I was nervous because you guys do the comedy so well, and I don't think of myself as a comedian. And That you worked with the cameras so well. Was that a learning curve for you? I mean, did you... When you started out on it, did you... You had done... When did you start doing it? I mean... The camera?
Wow. Well, I think I was nervous because you guys do the comedy so well, and I don't think of myself as a comedian. And That you worked with the cameras so well. Was that a learning curve for you? I mean, did you... When you started out on it, did you... You had done... When did you start doing it? I mean... The camera?
Yeah. One of the episodes that I think I wish I had prepared for first was when Joe comes in and starts talking about the printers. You know, I would like to have gone back and done that and really gone to town with it. But the other ones I really loved working with, or I mean, Correll, Steve Correll, I couldn't get over what a fantastic actor and improvisationalist he is. So for me,
Yeah. One of the episodes that I think I wish I had prepared for first was when Joe comes in and starts talking about the printers. You know, I would like to have gone back and done that and really gone to town with it. But the other ones I really loved working with, or I mean, Correll, Steve Correll, I couldn't get over what a fantastic actor and improvisationalist he is. So for me,
Yeah. One of the episodes that I think I wish I had prepared for first was when Joe comes in and starts talking about the printers. You know, I would like to have gone back and done that and really gone to town with it. But the other ones I really loved working with, or I mean, Correll, Steve Correll, I couldn't get over what a fantastic actor and improvisationalist he is. So for me,
It was great to be around people like him and John and a whole bunch of the guys and gals. It's just to try and learn from them how they do what they do because it's invisible. Does that make sense?
It was great to be around people like him and John and a whole bunch of the guys and gals. It's just to try and learn from them how they do what they do because it's invisible. Does that make sense?
It was great to be around people like him and John and a whole bunch of the guys and gals. It's just to try and learn from them how they do what they do because it's invisible. Does that make sense?
I didn't see him as DuPont.