00:00Homer, at the end of episode four, your character, Robert, he's in a vulnerable situation where
00:04he hears an awful thing from Brett and then drinks on his medication and freaks out.
00:08I really need to talk to you about Robert.
00:10Does he seem okay to you?
00:12No, Susan, he doesn't.
00:14He's a pathological liar who spent time in a mental institution.
00:17Robert does not seem okay.
00:19What was it like filming that?
00:21Because it kind of, it can be scary, but to me as an audience member, I felt so awful for
00:25him.
00:28Don't side with this guy.
00:30Igby's a terrible, terrible man.
00:33Spreading falsities.
00:34Oh, no, no, no, no.
00:35He comes into our school lying about where he was last year.
00:38I just want to say that's not a good look.
00:41Robert is a man of high repute.
00:43Repute.
00:44It was really fun to shoot that.
00:46Those nights, those were all night shoots, filming outside and doing the dancing stuff and everything.
00:51It was really fun and freeing, I think, as an actor for me to be like,
00:56doing these insane things in front of, you know, a hundred background actors and all the crew and everything.
01:02It was like, no one had ever seen the choreography I did for that dance or anything.
01:07I was so excited.
01:08So I was debuting it in front of this whole crowd of people.
01:11And it was really, yeah, I feel like I got outside of myself in a really fun way.
01:15It was really fun.
01:17Did you see that little head wiggle?
01:18He still he still has it in there.
01:20Oh, yeah.
01:20But I saw I've seen Homer dance a lot that way before this.
01:25I've seen you dance all the time.
01:27Yeah, I'm always seeing him dance.
01:28And so I wasn't worried about that.
