“After the interview, he was like, ‘All right, how many more of these do you have to go?’ You know I'm it, right? You can stop now.’” “Harv was the very first interview we did,” Lyle says. Wadhwa, a project manager with an engineering degree, was the unanimous choice. So they auditioned a “dad-like” figure to be a counterpart as co-host. Even if these frustrations served as a jumping-off point for them, they quickly realized that they could also learn about a variety of topics from others too-especially from their parents and older generations. Long and Lyle, both LGBT, would also get frequently asked about their identity and sexuality. Bertsch, who’s mixed-race, had been asked a lot of questions about her background and ethnicity after studying abroad for a semester.
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I've always been a fan of telling shorter stories, maybe even in prime time, so hopefully that'll be the next thing for me.Have you ever been curious to know the answer to a question that might be intrusive or too personal for other people? On their biweekly podcast Inappropriate Questions, now in its third season, cohosts Elena Hudgins Lyle and Harvinder Wadhwa make a space for curiosity where guests can unpack the tricky questions they get asked and learn stories about them-whether they ask if polyamorous people cope with jealousy in relationships, if Indigenous people are full Native, or brave the dreaded “have you lost weight” assumption.Ĭreated by Hudgins Lyle alongside producers Sabrina Bertsch and Cindy Long, the podcast was built out of a school project while they were studying Media Production in Toronto, Ontario.
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Right now, Regular Show is still taking up a lot of my time, but after that, I want to make another TV show. "I definitely want to keep making television shows.
Quintel started working for Cartoon Network working on their popular Misadventures of Flapjack, but after six years of Regular Show, the creator talks about what's next in his career and unsurprising given his body of work, he wants to stay with animation. He mentioned that he strived to push things as far as animation could go within their budget. He says that Mordecai and Rigby are just a "classic pair" and were fun to watch if they were going to be getting long and was "so different" than other shows. When talking about the longevity of the show, Quintel described it as something that everybody can relate to with friendship and relationships. "It's just really hard to choose as I'm talking to you right now there's a list right next to me of all of the episodes we've ever done and I can't believe we made all of those." Going over the 250-plus episodes of the show, Quintel doesn't have a definite favorite episode but lists "Eggcellent" (which won the Emmy for Best Animated Short) and "The Power" as two that he's most proud of, including the Halloween and Christmas specials. I never, ever thought that would happen, or people getting tattoos. "Every year the White House holds a Halloween party so there's this picture of the President and behind him is a kid in a Skips costume. Quintel mentioned this one time he saw a Skip costume in a place he never thought was possible. Eight seasons later, that break never came and the show only got bigger and bigger, becoming a merchandising machine with video games, clothes, and even Halloween costume. Afterward, he could catch a break and move on. Looking back at what Regular Show accomplished including Emmy and Annie nominations and wins, Quintel says he never saw the show blowing up as big as it did and only thought it would run for maybe "two or three" seasons. "I think we pulled it off and it's going to be very deep as people watch it as it goes on. It's all part of the canon of what we've been doing for the past few years." Quintel, feeling confident in his work, suggested it will be anything but regular. It will be hard as other shows might have gone done a different plan and just reboot it in space, but this is the same show. I kept thinking though that we can do this and actually make it kinda cool. "Yeah, we were concerned about that, especially when it came to early on with this idea floating around the writer's room.
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