Teri Hatcher

I mean, I look back on it as just...

one of the highlights of opportunity and like with so much gratitude that I got to have that opportunity.

I remember coming off of Lois and Clark, it must have been the end, it was like late spring.

I think I was the second to last or the third to last episode.

I feel like Jim Carrey was like gonna be after me maybe for the finale.

And...

I remember feeling kind of beat up on Lois and Clark and, you know, like maybe not, you're getting to have the most creative input, you know, help Superman help.

Like it was a lot of that.

Every show of the script, help Superman help.

I got it.

I got it.

And I remember showing up and just being, you know, in that Wednesday meeting and just sort of being like, I'll do anything.

Whatever anybody wants to write for me, I will do anything.

You know, I, and,

And that was my attitude, whether people, you know, appreciate it or not.

I feel like I did, I got to do a cheerleader sketch.

With Will and Sherry.

I love it.

And I got to do a Molly, a Katherine Gallagher.

In fact, that one I feel like made it into like the 25, when it was the 25th anniversary.