MONDO EXTRAS

C: Yeah, it was.

SL: And Bruce McDonald, who directed episode six, he's like the Kevin Smith of Canada. He's one of the pre-eminent independent film directors up here, so he brings, visually, a style to the show that I just loved. So, huh, where was I going with that?

C: I don't know. [Laughs]You're tired.

SL: I was saying that, yeah, when I saw five and six I was like, okay, we're finally settling in, now, we've finally settled in, we've hit our stride. For us, as actors, you know, it's a weird experience, to be with a character for nine months, and then take some time off, play other characters, and then have to come back and pick it back up again. It's tough to get back into it in some ways. So while the first two eps [this season] had some very strong moments in [them], my personal opinion was that they were not our best.

C: Agreed.

SL: And I think we're on a roll now after episode four, which dare I say it, was fun for us, despite what Ted went through.

C: Well, you know, everybody's been there, one way or the other.

SL: Everybody's been a pity fuck? Oh, I hope not. See, now we're getting into --

C: [Gasping] No! Not me!

SL: Oh, nice!

C: I mean[laughs], people I know.

SL: Oh, of course. [Laughs] And I have to say I was disappointed. I was going to surprise you with some stuff today.

C: Ooh, like what?!