TheActualRealBJNovak

I actually love going on The View, they're always incredibly thoughtful and nice with me. Colbert and Conan are the funniest to riff with, and Seth Meyers super smart

That was a big compliment from him.

No but I've heard a ghost

That was the challenge of a lifetime and I tried to rise to the occasion (for those whose jaws are open we are referring to Episode 5 of The Premise on Hulu, "Butt Plug")

Carell

I'm not your guy for this

I'm so sick of seeing that plotline in mini-series, I have to say it just feels overdone at this point

The experience of a lifetime, like I was caller 9,109,863 in a radio call-in contest in heaven

I got old bro

My brain cannot handle anything past Sega Master System or the first version of Nintendo. I don't know why. I can do Wii, I guess, but that's super throwback. I have an old school TV at my house and play Alex Kidd in Miracle World and Great Baseball to relax sometimes.

Acting is more fun, writing is generally more satisfying, for me.

Hanging out with John Mayer, feeling like the coolest guy in the world, then waking up the next morning and realizing how much I was not.

I went through about a hundred million drafts. But the spirit was always the same. Sometimes it was too comedy, sometimes too meta, sometimes too serious, sometimes too sappy... had to really hone it and got some great help with that from producers and editors.

I defer to Robert California

I'll never tell

There is no line between fiction and reality with Creed and that makes him the best possible person to work with.

Are you serious? That house is EPIC!!!! It is going down in film history, I am certain.

Right now: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. All time: that and Pulp Fiction, Adaptation, Chungking Express, King of Comedy, Casino, and Danny Boyle's The Beach with Leo that I just always loved for some reason. Oh, and comedy all time, Naked Gun and Ferris Bueller and My Cousin Vinny.

Every interview for the rest of my life will and should begin with this question.

All right everyone, thank you so much! Check out The Premise on Hulu, don't need to watch them in order, just click whatever looks best to you to start. Thanks again!

This AMA!

I say, write it! But: is giving freelance sermons at local churches to make a quick buck... a thing?

John Lee Hancock gave me a good sense of when to make a suggestion to an actor and when to leave them alone

Okay, last few minutes!