Sterling K. Brown

So much levity to it. So I'm curious in terms of tone for you guys, what did you first clock when you read it? And what is it that you wanted to come across as you established the tone of the show?

You know, that kind of, that kind of stuff.

You know, that kind of, that kind of stuff.

You know, that kind of, that kind of stuff.

That's what I wanted to know, like fire in the house in particular, when he's going to get the kids, et cetera, what's practical, what's CGI like?

That's what I wanted to know, like fire in the house in particular, when he's going to get the kids, et cetera, what's practical, what's CGI like?

That's what I wanted to know, like fire in the house in particular, when he's going to get the kids, et cetera, what's practical, what's CGI like?

Okay, okay. Because it does look like he's right in it. No, it's good. It shoots really well.

Okay, okay. Because it does look like he's right in it. No, it's good. It shoots really well.

Okay, okay. Because it does look like he's right in it. No, it's good. It shoots really well.

Is it more than the average set up? That was a lot of planning. I'm sure it was.

Is it more than the average set up? That was a lot of planning. I'm sure it was.

Is it more than the average set up? That was a lot of planning. I'm sure it was.

So was crew masked in terms of so as to not inhale too much gas? No, it's ventilated. The smoke was created separately.

So was crew masked in terms of so as to not inhale too much gas? No, it's ventilated. The smoke was created separately.

So was crew masked in terms of so as to not inhale too much gas? No, it's ventilated. The smoke was created separately.

Are we lowering people down for real, for real, off the roof?

Are we lowering people down for real, for real, off the roof?

Are we lowering people down for real, for real, off the roof?

Oh, it's open up top.