Glenn Howerton

Glenn: (On the influences of the Juilliard School) The kind of discipline that I learned at Juilliard, the kind of discipline that I had to have to get through those four years there, taught me to strive to be the absolute best actor that I could possibly be, to really not let myself off the hook, and to constantly be challenging myself as an artist-because I really considers actors to be artists.

Glenn: (On IMDB's errors) Well OK, first of all, "Dennis Gets a Puppy." I loved that, because that is a title which I think has been on IMDB for like, three years. It's never been a show that we ever made, it's not. The longer it's up there – 'cause it's been up there since season one – the longer it's up there, the more tempted we are to actually make an episode called "Dennis Gets a Puppy," 'cause there isn't one. There is no such episode.

Glenn: (On Danny DeVito) It's so fun to work with Danny. For obvious reasons, he's just one of the most brilliantly, sort of acerbic, evil, funny, loveable character actors of our time. He's a guy that we all grew up with, and he's just brilliant. He brings so much experience, and so much, he brings so much to the show. He's got such a great energy, and he's just a lovely human being. My personal theory about Danny is that, the reason people… It's weird that somebody who has played so many demented, evil, rotten characters in films in the past is so loved by the general public.