I guess it was in 2001. I was called in April to come to read for this part. At the time [Clem] was just called The Loose Skin Demon, and I had the script and it was really funny. His lines were just really funny lines, so I went to go read.
I had to meet all the producers and I just read. It was one of those days where everything’s working right, the sun is shining, and they thought I was funny and they hired me. It was originally only supposed to be five small lines in that one show, and then they just kept calling and calling, so it turned out to be such a great experience.
Tell us how you came to join the cast of Buffy.
