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To Me, Every Episode Is Like A Song, And Every Season Is Like An Album. There's That Part Of The Day When You First Get The Idea And You Say, "this Could Be Really Funny." And You Sit Down And You Write It. There's Just Something That Happens There That Doesn't Happen When You Really Give It A Lot Of Time Beforehand.

We're The Guys Who, If Someone Says You Really Shouldn't Do An Episode Making Fun Of Scientologists, We Say, 'whatever.' Someone Says, 'they Might Come Try To Burn Your House Down,' We Say, 'we'll Just Get Another One.'

You Know, And It Really Doesn't Have A Lot To Do With The Movie. That's The Trick To Doing A Good Musical Is That, If You Take That Music Number Out, There's Less To The Movie There. You Would Miss It.

I Got Into This Little Habit Of Architecture And Building. I Designed A House In Colorado And One In Hawaii. The Idea Is Supposed To Be Build And Sell - But Then I Can Never Bring Myself To Sell Them.

When You Sit Down And Write A Song, You Kind Of Have The Idea For The Song, And You Sit There At The Piano And You Kinda Just Write It. And Then Of Course Later There's Some Dinking Around With It And Changing Some Stuff. But There's This Thing That Happens When The Song First Comes Out, That Sort Of Magic When It First Comes Out Of The Ether, And You Can't Even Really Explain Where It Comes From. That Happens So Much With Music, And People Understand That With Music. But I Really Think That A Lot Of Movie And Tv Should Be The Same Way.