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They didnt think that was going to be funny and they didnt think that was going to be emotional.
TARA BUTTERS:We knew it could be funny.
What I love about this episode so much is were talking about being judgmental.
Everybody thinks, I wouldnt do that or I wouldnt help this person.
But if youre truly saying that everybody deserves help, then everybody deserves help.
But we [relay that] in a non-preachy way.
FAZEKAS:We clicked into what the show can be in this episode.
BUTTERS:It also really highlights Jasons [Ritter] physical comedy, which I love.
FAZEKAS:And the fact that he can do the running man.
Are we going to see more of Yvettes story moving forward?FAZEKAS:Definitely.
She has her own fully developed life.
Shes just, at this point, not telling Kevin everything.
Theres a lot of really fun stuff coming up that will lead us to our Christmas break episode.
We havent talked since the pilot.
Those tentpoles I think weve pretty much hit.
BUTTERS:He issogood.
FAZEKAS:The physical comedy is something we lean into more because hes so good at it.
BUTTERS:He balks at nothing.
FAZEKAS:He will do anything if its funny.
Hes got so many weapons in his arsenal.
BUTTERS:And he can cry.
I cant stress how much fun we have.
FAZEKAS:One of the things that comes up in episode 4 is Yvette starting to fall asleep.
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