Mandy Moore

But it was a good moment.

It was a good scene.

Yeah.

I will say that there is... As I watched these two episodes...

There's a color to my own performance that I was sort of surprised by because there's no goofy, there's no sort of the anxiousness or sort of joviality or whatnot.

Like there's no silliness to it.

Yeah.

Oh, shit.

All right.

Let me look at this next bullet point.

Okay, well, they're just going back through other stuff because like, again, to the point that this is a different dude, it's my birthday and my wife, who's played by Susan Kelechi Watson, offers to have sex with me.

You know something wrong with this Negro.

He turns like that?

He's like, nope, I'm good.

He don't want to have sex with this woman who is like up in his face?

He asked for a rain check, but each time he shows his hand.

Shout out.

Shout out to that woman.

Remind me that there's something that Sue does in the next episode that is one of my favorite things as an actor to experience from her as my wife.

But you understand what I'm saying.