Dean Winters

I'm just gonna s- call him DM.

Yes, Dean Winters.

Just DM.

[laughs]

Yeah.

Yeah.

Like, "I've learned in this realm, in this body, in this mind, and where I am picking up from with the love of this woman, that I, I'm, I can be better." Whereas Dean Winters is just stumbling around for an hour and a half-

Yeah

With the show moving out of New York State, it meant that the cast would have to change their regular travel arrangements getting to and from filming.

Dean Winters used to ride his bike through the New York streets from his home in Soho, while Lee Terkison would walk the 14 blocks from his apartment.

This series, however, would see Lee have to commute to the set on his motorcycle, while Dean and several other cast members would ride in the Ozvan, a shuttle bus provided by the show's producers, departing New York's West Village at 6am daily.

Rather than being able to go about their usual routines that Chelsea Market's location afforded, J.K. Simmons was able to take nearby voiceover auditions, Lauren Velez would run errands, while Eamon Walker would knit down a few floors to grab some much-needed ice cream, the cast now hung out in make-up trucks, shooting the breeze between scenes, as well as eating together and playing video games.

Okay.

It's Josh Dumal and Dean Winters.

Two detectives with different views on the world team up using cynicism and deception to clean up the streets of Battle Creek.

Interesting.

And he- After five minutes, the, the projector breaks and the house lights went on, and he brings me over and introduced me to Tom Fontana, who was a producer and director and, uh, uh, and the writer of Oz.

And he was with, uh, Dean Winters.

[laughs]

And he goes, uh, you know, uh, "This is Chuck Zito.