Max Greenfield

If I open up that, we then go for another 30 minutes.

No, I don't want to hear any of that.

That's why I did it.

But so anyway, so I show up on the first day and usually this has been my experience as I now understand it.

I show up, I've done everything I can do or I think that might benefit me when I'm actually in it.

And the first day is usually me getting punched in the face as hard as I can.

And so we were doing this, Mike had set up, Mike was directing the first episode of this season and it was my first day and he had set up, I didn't realize how intricate he was going to be with the camera.

And really, he was really trying to, he's really like, he did some beautiful stuff with this season and the, to create suspense with the mystery.

And you know, Ted's now just like a full on detective.

And so he was doing this big, long shot where the camera's passing through.

I want to say maybe 10 different characters.

And he gets past like two or three people.

It's like bends around Gary Cole and then passes me.

I have one line and then it bends around a corner.

And this is always the worst case scenario because you're like, if you're the idiot who messes this up.

The one line?

The one line.

Yeah, but you are such a small part of this, but if you screw it up, we have to do the whole thing again.

And so the first take, we do it.

He's moving, the camera's moving around.