Rob Corddry

There are some shows I do that I'm just like, well, I know this.

I know how to – this is just – I'm just the – I'm the weird neighbor or I'm the like – Well, but especially when you get typecast as a douchebag.

Yes, yes.

It wasn't – it's – Well, it's – no, no, not this kind of inspiration.

No, no.

I was stirring this for sure.

It was stirring like I was an English major, too, at the time.

And that's what it was stirring, you know, and it was stirring all the wrong things for an actor.

Like you don't want to tackle a script like an English major tackles a piece of writing.

No, it's stiff.

Yeah, but that's often what I did.

Yeah, and that doesn't really interest me at all, doing that.

It's so funny to say that because...

I thought that's what I wanted to do.

And I really can't imagine that schedule and just doing the same thing over and over and trying to make it new every night.

It's very funny you say that, especially in terms of your father, because my father was

Very supportive, like whatever I want to do.

But I was a very artsy kid and he was an engineer like he was good at math and and building bridges.

So he was like he always tried to sort of steer me, you know, in a way that would be a lot safer if I wanted to be a writer.

Well, why don't you be a technical writer?