Will Friedle

Don't get me in trouble with my people.

What was the favorite show that you ever worked on?

Well, the best gig was Blossom.

It was three years.

Don Rio was a wonderful boss.

The show was so well run that one year we had all 22 episodes written before the actors showed up.

That's incredible.

Wow.

Yeah.

So you could imagine how easy that gig was when then week after week, you just have to do some rewrites and you're not under the pressure to create the episodes.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Did that producer and showrunner kind of ruin it for you?

Because sometimes, I know, we talk about how much we enjoyed being on the set of Boy Meets World to where when we went off to other shows after, it was kind of like, you have that expectation, you think everything's going to be like that, and then it's not.

I mean, was that the same kind of experience you had?

Well, you know, like I said, Don Rio was...

probably the most efficient showrunner in Hollywood.

And he's a great guy to work for.

And, you know, so I was very lucky to have that gig.

And that was three years.