The actor, who plays Cary Dubek on the Max series, ponders working with comedy legends and his character's season three comeuppance.
character have a few things in common — Tarver also grew up in a small town and moved to New York to pursue an acting career — but their personalities are decidedly different, a comparison that feels especially important as season three viewers watch Cary descend into full villain territory. But, throughout the course of a recent interview, there is one similarity that stands out: They both love to watch people watch their work.
“There are so many jokes per minute, and when I’m with friends and family I’ll have to be like, ‘Hold on, you guys were laughing over another joke that just happened and I want you to hear that one,'” the actor said with a laugh over Zoom on a recent gloomy Los Angeles day. “I’m very needy.”
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