Will Arnett

But I mean, that's the work, right?

Like that's the job is to try to figure out.

Certainly for as a performer, you are trying to find moments where you can connect with it.

But at the same time.

the job is to try to figure out a way to find your way in to to you know portray that character and it's funny it's like i did a show rest of development for many years where i played a character who's completely untethered to reality i've heard of that show sure and and and so i played a character called jobe joe bluth he's a failed illusionist um and he's

He's very, again, like as I said, untethered, and he doesn't know how to live in this world that we live in.

And it's funny that people go, oh, yeah, you know, there are parts of BoJack, I'm sure, is that you or is that you?

And I'm like, well, why don't they say that about Job or a character I played on 30 Rock?

And who knows why?

And also BoJack was an actor.

So I do get that.

But, you know, apart from that, it's just, no.

100%.

100%.

Um, how long is this program?

I'm looking at the clock.

Every possible way.

Yeah.

I mean, that was 2003.

And I'd been living in New York for about 13 years at that point.