(Martin Scorsese) was really involved, particularly at the very beginning. He really helped us build the foundation for our characters. He would just send me file after file of all of these different things he’d pulled from female artists of the time.

On the Andy/Erin relationship: It seemed more interesting to kind of break them apart and have Andy want something that he can’t have. They can be an interesting couple when they’re together, too. We’ll get back there eventually.

('The Big Bang Theory') is a really challenging set in a really positive, creative way. They really will refine things up until the last minute. They’ll try things out for the first time in front of a live studio audience. It’s very creative and very spontaneous.

That’s the sad thing about sitting down and watching the subsequent episodes (of 'Lone Star'): that you want to be able to say, 'Ugh, well, then it went south,' but, really, you sit down and watch ‘em, and you’re like, 'Hey, that’s pretty good TV!'

Chris Pratt is so dreamy as a human being. Besides just being a good looking dude, he’s just, like, the sweetest funniest guy, and I think he really draws out of Aubrey Plaza something that’s…I mean, it’s hard not to stare at him moony-eyed.