#Thomas and friends series finale full

I thought it was great - especially because IвЂ™m such a Jimmy O. How did you feel about how they wrapped up your character Erlich BachmanвЂ™s storyline withВ Jian-Yang assuming ErlichвЂ™s identity in Tibet and it being open-ended what actually happened to Erlich? Richard (Thomas Middleditch) ended up working for Gavin Belson (Matt Ross) on вЂTethics,вЂ™ Dinesh (Kumail Nanjiani) and Gilfoyle (Martin Starr) co-founding a company, Jared (Zach Woods) working with the elderly, Big Head (Josh Brener) the president of Stanford, Monica (Amanda Crew) working for the NSA, Gabe (Aristotle Athiras) being so, so funny - again. To see them fail and succeed and fail and then fail at failing and then fail - it was perfect. So, like that experience but times 10, I was able to be surprised at every turn and especially by the finale! So fun.

#Thomas and friends series finale full

I am better off the cuff, it would allow me to see jokes for the first time, and so my laughter would be genuine and a surprise - very helpful in a room full of executives and people who already knew the jokes. ThatвЂ™s why I would come to table reads and do a cold read, not reading the script beforehand. I better appreciated the way the series was always a roller coaster - when you are on the show you know how itвЂ™s all going to end before it even airs. Again, so interesting to not know what was going to happen the entire season. I watched itВ Monday afternoonВ with Kate and it was perfect. The show really flourished and developed into something very different from when I was on it, so as always, I am a fan.Дid you watch the finale on Sunday? If so, what did you think of it? I also immensely enjoyed what I had hoped - that Amanda Crew and Jin Yang and all of the characters had more room to grow and more screen time they deserved with my departure. So it was fun to laugh at these guys who are so funny and so great and had developed these characters for so many years. I was able to just enjoy everyoneвЂ™s performance without being taken out of it by either remembering other takes from the day or what was going on in our lives the day we shot this or that, and also not having to turn into an analyst of my performance and study what was chosen and not, and then try to return to just watching it. It was so interesting and quite fun to be able to watch the show as an audience member and not part of the making of it. Actually in the week before you reached out for the interview, I had been bingeing a couple episodes here and there and just finished the final season. I saw the first few episodes where Jin Yang tried to use a pig to impersonate my body and claim ownership of the hacker hostel, which I thought was very funny.

Not regularly - only because IвЂ™ve been touring. Have you been watching Silicon ValleyВ since you left the show? Despite previously blasting the вЂњone noteвЂќ show and the вЂњfucking idiotsвЂќ behind it in a THRВ interview days after his 2017 exit, a very earnest Miller claimsВ to have come around to the series, calling the finale вЂњperfectвЂќ - though вЂњErlichвЂќ has his own reflections about the show and his exit from it: вЂњDid I want to be rich? Maybe at some point - but being iconic was more important.вЂќ

Miller, in his usual unpredictable fashion, decided to answer questions first as himself and then as his former character, Erlich. Following Silicon ValleyвЂs Sunday night finale, The Hollywood Reporter reached out to Miller to see what he thought about how showrunner Mike Judge and Alec Berg wrapped up the sixth and finale season. The actor, who rose to fame playing Erlich Bachman on the HBO comedy, may have left the show unceremoniously after its fourth season, but that doesnвЂ™t mean he hasnвЂ™t kept up with the series. Miller has a few thoughts heвЂ™d like to share about the Silicon Valleyfinale.