Max Greenfield

It's not outside of what he's making.

It's very much inside of it.

And he's just going... When he says, please don't do that, there's a little part of him that's saying, or just try it to see what it looks like, because I'll laugh.

Like, don't do it because I know I won't use it, but if you do it, I'm definitely going to laugh.

Right, okay.

It became a full playground, and there's stuff in the show that I...

There's stuff this year that I may or may not have begged him to let me do, which he then reluctantly allowed me to do.

One of the things ended up in the show and we had dinner the other night and he was like, we got to like the ninth cut of this episode.

And he and Morgan, who he produces the second, who he produces the show with, they looked at each other and he goes, how did he get this in?

Sure.

There's been a lot of stuff that has been a drag.

I'd say for the most part, I'd say 90% of the jobs I've been on have been so much fun.

This was especially great because you have a prior relationship with someone who you love, who you know is such a wonderful person.

And you all of a sudden find yourself in a working environment with them.

And you're like, ooh, I hope this doesn't take away from our friendship.

Or if this goes bad, I hope this doesn't affect us in any way.

And once we sort of discovered, oh, we like what each other – like he – I shouldn't say we like –

And as soon as we figured out the dynamic and Mike was into what I was doing and we had an agreement of like, oh, this is going to work throughout and it then becoming so much fun.

I mean, I've never felt closer to him and it only enhanced our relationship and that to me was the best part of the experience.

Was I?