Comedy Bang Bang was as close to the way I’d want to do a show, at least structurally, because there were things written, it was essentially point-to-point improv, and there were writers on set—Leo Allen was one—and they would keep things on track like a joke gets put in there, but then there’s tons and tons of leeway for improvisation. Then they had multiple cameras; they had up to five cameras on scene, so they had massive coverage for improvisational moments; they could edit it. It was really easy for the crew, especially once we got into the groove of making these episodes. Everyone knew the routine. I mean, we were ahead of schedule; this team was so incredibly efficient. So yeah, that was a taste of what it could be like with my own idea. It was definitely a taste.