Katie Dippold, Who I Wrote The Script

I Try Not To Blame The Public, Because The Public - Men, Especially - Have Seen Not Great Portrayals Of Women In Supporting Roles, Because They're Not Given The Lead Roles A Lot Of The Time. Especially In Comedy, They're Relegated To The Adversary, Which Is Like "the Mean Girlfriend."

I've Made A Career Making Stuff That Nobody Sees, So Anything That I Can Do To Help Make Something That People Are Going To Enjoy And Want To See Over And Over Again, Then I'm There.

What You Never Want To Do Is Have A Story That Doesn't Track Emotionally, Because Then You're Going Joke To Joke And You're Going To Fatigue The Audience. The Only Thing That's Going To String Them To The Next Joke Is How Successful The Previous Joke Is.

If Some Magic Thing Happens, And Everybody Goes Completely Nuts, And Does Something We Never Thought Of, The Cameras Catch Everything. That Comes From Having Camera People Who Are Almost Like Actors And Writers Themselves.

I'm Just Always A Bit Thrown When, In The Immediate Aftermath Of Some Event Which Makes Us Feel Like Either God's Out To Get Us Or He's Not Doing His Job As Well As He Can, We All Still Get Together And Continue To Ask Him For Help.