Is that harder, that dark comedy, to pull off than a straight sitcom situation?
I don’t really think of it as hard. It’s not like set-up/joke. So really, the dialogue comes out of the character and the circumstance, so you’re not looking for the laugh. And I think that it doesn’t really strike me as difficult, it’s just different. Do you enjoy those little moments, those little interjections of humor? You know, I have to tell you, I don’t even know when they’re going to be funny. To me, it’s (Gemma’s) point of view, just how she is. When we were at the premiere, and when Gemma says the line in the premiere, ‘I don’t want to turn him into a little vegan (p-word),’ and there was this big laugh. But when I said it, when we were filming it, I didn’t realize that that was funny. Do you know what I mean? You were just in the moment of being the character … Yeah. And she just has a point of view. You’ve lived with this character, in this world, for more than a year now … are you getting good at anticipating where Kurt is taking the storyline? Oh no, I’m totally shocked a