I Hadn't Really Done A Comedy Other

I Grew Up In Vancouver, Man. That's Where More Than Half Of My Style Comes From.

People Don't Usually Wanna Kill Me For One Of My Movies Until After They've Paid 12 Bucks For It.

There's Something You Can Get Away With When You Know You're Only Going To Be On One Season. There's No Sense Of, "we Should Save That." It's Just Like, "use That! Get It Out There Now. They Could Shut Us Down Any Second!"

It Never Seemed Like That Much Of A Mystery Why Shows I Was Acted In Failed. When You're Doing A Show Called Freaks And Geeks About Young People In High School, And It's On Saturday Nights At 8 And There's No Promotion For It, It's Not Really Hard To Guess Why No One's Watching It. And When You're Doing A College Goofball Comedy That Premières Three Weeks After Sept. 11, It's Not That Hard To Piece Together Why That's Not The Most Important Thing On The Radar.

You Can Actually Improvise A Lot As A Voice Actor. It's Not That Entirely Different Than Shooting A Live Action Movie; The Characters Mouths Are Quite Easy To Manipulate Once All The Information Is Built Into The Computer. So You Can Improvise A Lot And It Doesn't Matter Really How Far Along They Are In The Process They Can Really Just Make The Character Say Something Different.