Yet the show has such a reputation for its bawdier aspects. And, you know, lip service is paid to that on other shows, but I think we tried to make it somewhat realistic in that way, and I thought that was worthwhile. It was very important for them, the love of their family and trying to keep it together. And I kind of liked our family values, even though you’d never think of our show as having them. Obviously he was not doing the right thing to keep that family together, but those things meant a lot to him. He wasn’t just a wrecking ball, he was a guy that loved his girl, and he loved his daughter and he wanted his family. But you know, on the other hand, he did give a fuck about certain things. What I always loved about playing Hank was that he just spoke his mind, and he had kind of a courage to say whatever he felt was true, regardless of whatever the consequences might be.Īs Hank says in season 4, it’s Zen and the art of who gives a fuck.Įxactly. There are great people doing it, but I couldn’t do that. I’m not denigrating the comedies of today, but a lot of it now is about men acting like children. That was my motivation to take the job: that it was suited for me rather than other types of comedy being done in movies or television. That’s always what was the most fun for me was trying to make this stuff funny, and real in a way.
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