Do you get much chance to bring your stand-up comedy experience into the show?
The writing on the show is so good that I don’t ever want to change the lines, because they’re so much fun. As far as I’d be involved is just being able to take the lines they give you and then just going 110 per cent to commit to them.
Clem is so goofy and it’s so much fun to get to play somebody that doesn’t care about their physical appearance, and can deliver lines about Knight Rider as if it’s the most important thing in the world. You know, "This will make my year if I get to watch Knight Rider and eat chicken wings". So it’s great fun to get to do that. As far as improvisation helping as an actor, it’s really teaching you to listen and react.
Do you get much chance to bring your stand-up comedy experience into the show?
