It was just a very fun moment where everybody was improvising.
Last season we had a table of props.
It was really incredible.
Host Vic Michaelis interviewing Zeke Aaron McKinley (Anna Garcia), a fourth grader who was turned into rocks.Kate Elliot/Dropout
DEADLINE:Tell me about that change with Host Vic between seasons.
Were these decisions that you came up with together or was it more reliant on improv in the moment?
LEVINE: Its honestly kind of both.
Host Vic Michaelis interviewing Dave Hoyle Jr. (Paul F. Tompkins), a midnight louse who wants to explore the daytime worldKate Elliot/Dropout
We definitely wanted to think about that because Im sure you noticed the whole set changed a little bit.
From there, its always improv first.
Its really cool to see it all come to life.
We let that sort of guide everything.
Any details were getting is usually a gift that somebody is giving.
A lot of those big fun details came from people coming in and gifting that to the character.
DEADLINE:Was there anything this year that surprised you or stood out?
LEVINE: Its really hard to kind of say just one.
I feel like everything is a wild card on this show in the most fun way possible.
And whats so great about Dropout is everyone was kind of unanimously, We dont care.
The episodes come first and the awards are kind of just cool.
Whats it like submitting in that different space?
All of its just incredible.
And I feel really like thats where Im at right now, just in general.
Its very cool to be talking about changing submissions for Emmy categories.
If you wouldve told me five years ago, my brain wouldve exploded.
I wouldnt have even able to comprehend that that was something I was doing for an improv show.
It really is incredible.
Alex and her team are being submitted for makeup and then Eve is being submitted for editing.
We are not scripted.
Its all the same stuff, but they have some scripts.
We dont have some scripts, so I dont know.
