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There was, like, a backstory of I got wasted at a party and did a, uh, Gibbs impression, and then I got in...

And Weatherly used that to blackmail me into letting him see his dad, who was, um, the great, uh-

Yeah.

Uh, I've done a lot of other procedurals, and it's not like that.

Like, the, I can't stress enough how nice the NCIS set is, like it always was.

Just, like, a kind environment, and the s- the crew's so cool.

And I, I mean, there's stressful times, but not in general.

No way.

I, it's me and her and this other woman, uh, um, in the room, just the four, uh, three of us, right? 'Cause that's, that, that part's important for the story later.

I end up, this manager sends me on, I g- I go on eight, 10 generals.

I meet with all these casting directors.

Everything goes super well.

Nobody follows up with anything.

Five, six months go by, I haven't had one audition off of all these generals, not one.

Wow.

Yeah, yeah.

Um, but I really loved that that like, you know, time travel not really all that important, the idea of people having telekinesis not really all that important. It's actually just about these two characters where one of them is the older version of the other and they're in conflict with each other. And I don't feel like this movie, like I actually don't think that Looper is very good either. But I really enjoyed that it is a movie that gets out of the way of its sci-fi shit early enough to just allow this like-... you know, conflict and drama to happen.

Mm-hmm.

And I feel like you're maybe, like, you know, there's only 20 minutes left of the movie, and yet it's still... Th- there was a, there was a great bit in the middle where they talk about the ethics of this kind of cloning thing existing. Like, you know, what if one person in, of these clones was bad, how do you punish the rest of them? Cloning stuff, it, it could've been a little better. I do think, uh, Pattinson's pretty good in it. Um-