Well, this looks familiar.
Its a fight that requires equal parts precision and power, and its finally time to start rolling.
(See, thats how badass Morgan is!
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laughs one onlooker.)
Were here again, but nothereagain.
This is weird, I remark to James, who chuckles before replying: You have no idea.
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Continuing to play Morgan on a different show is a move James agrees is surreal.
But the actor is excited to see his character evolve in his new surroundings.
I dont even know where to start with whats weirdest about it.
It feels like its ongoing and yet, its not.
How did it first come about?
Would you come back and see me?
And I expected that conversation to be, I forgot to tell you that were killing Morgan this season.
And thats when he proposed it.
And then at the end of it, he goes, Do you have any questions?
It took a long time to get my head around it.
What was that goodbye like, having to say goodbye to everyone?
I know how close you all are.Yeah, its as you would imagine.
That must be nice to have a familiar face.Its good.
Im excited to have a slightly different and prolonged working relationship with Mikey.
Its not quite as fish-out-of-water as I imagined it was going to be.
What can you say in terms of exploring this character more?
Its why he always wrote your episodes.
I mean, although Scott obviously had an influence on it, it wasnt solely down to Scott.
Have you ever watchedFearor did you feel like you needed to go back and watch it?
Have you had a chance to work with any of the old cast yet?
No rookie hazing?Yeah, they gave me a couple of wedgies and trashed my trailer.
Thats how it always ends up, so it was cool.
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