Nick Offerman

He's the most beautiful.

Oh, I brought you a check.

Sold an old bike.

It's not much, but I'm sorry I wasn't able to call you back.

Um, well, for tonight I gotta figure, and then starting tomorrow, I guess I gotta figure that too.

Can I hold him?

Hey, little man.

Thank you so much for having me.

Well, I suppose I've had a really lucky career.

I've gotten to work a lot, which for an actor, just getting jobs is wild.

The numbers are so stacked against you.

And with the good fortune of getting to work consistently, I also fell into a

a certain category of like dependable supporting actor, you know, journeyman, bus driver slash plumber, you know, slash guy manning the grill.

And so one thing I haven't been called on to do a lot of is have like a complicated emotional relationship or have an inner emotional arc that we want the audience to care about.

And so that part of the show, not only having two of those relationships with Al Fanning and with Michelle Pfeiffer, not only having that for the first time kind of, but to have them with these like world-class Mount Rushmore, like A-list actresses, you know, it was like, well, I wanted a challenge.

Here you go, buddy.

I love transforming things.

One thing I love about my job is sinking into the material deeply enough that sometimes the audience will say, oh, I didn't realize that's the guy from the other thing.

And that's sort of my favorite compliment to get if I get one.

And so because I'm blessed with a healthy crop of facial hair and hair on my head, that's kind of just my jumping off point.