Nadine: We are so grateful for our fans. Thanks everybody for watching. I heard there were a group of friends who dressed as the Earl gang for Halloween. We love hearing about that. Keep watching! Good night, everybody.

Bobby: Ok, Nadine...yeah...sure...uh...what we actually have planned is very back to basics, straight up, stand alone story list of the week kind of thing. It's going to be old school Earl, just like the original. The story telling, the resolutions, will be more self-contained whereas before we were doing a lot more cliff hangers. And so we're looking at a lot of stuff from the first season and bringing over the style of story telling that we were doing back then.

Bobby: We are friends. We all just went to another writer's wedding. Some of us writers have been together have been together on other shows. Greg and I met on 'Family Guy', so we are like an old married couple.

Nadine: I can admit I have a girl crush on Danielle, one of the writers :)

Bobby: Yeah, that was an interesting one because it was super quick to create because we just found out that Jaime was pregnant so we had to bring that into the story line. So having her have a baby taht we wouldn't mind getting rid of, that it was such a specific problem to get out of so it was actually easy to solve. Too much freedom is paralyzing, and we created that storyline in just a few days. I was very proud of the structure on that. My best experiences watching was the pilot, a wedding episode, the creative writing episode from prison was a really great job production wise...I can imagine other shows doing anything that difficult in a 5-day shoot. It's rare, actually, that you conceive of something and you also get to write it...usually even just conception has a lot of cooks, but that one I got to do and I was really happy about that concept and everyone got to do different styles of acting and art styles.

P.S. Walker, I apologize for getting too heavy on that karma question if we got too deep...

Nadine: Bobby?

Bobby: This is a tough one. In theory, I disagree with the idea you do something good, then something good will have to come back to you or about earthy payback. But, in life, I train my kids with the idea that if you are generous you will reap in benefits. So, I guess I kind of do believe in it. I don't chalk up my success to pure luck, I think about the hard work I do. Clearly, I obviously do believe in it to some level and it gets practiced in my house.

Nadine: There is a part of me that wants to believe in a karmic past life. I do believe in universal law. You reap what you sow, mentalism, the law of vibration. If you live your life a certain way, certain things come your direction. I know the list of things in my black book are things I wouldn't change in my life.

Bobby: I also believe in Peter Pan!

Bobby: Well, the type of thing we like is getting him into an emotional situation with our regulars, so it feels that much more vital. It's just hard to have that many list items with our regular people...like that time they had to go south of the border to get her back. When they have to make things up to each other, it always just feels a little stronger.

Nadine: I would love to see Erik Estrada as my father.

Bobby: Didn't you used to want George Lopez as your father on the show. But, Erik is also very funny.

Nadine: I have worked with him before and he's a great guy to work with on a set.

Bobby: How am I a prankster?

Nadine: You came in with mascara down your face!

Bobby: Oh, that's because my minivan got stolen! So when I came in, I had the makeup people color my eyes like Tammy Faye after she'd been crying. So I came into the writers' room as if I had been traumatized or like I had been abused...but I think mostly I looked like I was in KISS.

Nadine: Jason and Ethan!! They just do total guy things...always making noise. Spit balls, pinching each other...typical guy hijinks.

Bobby: I like to stay employed. So, if I can create a spin-off with Catalina, I would be into it.

Nadine: Start writing those letters and maybe we can get a spin-off started!

Nadine: They definitely do keep us happy! They also write to our strengths for our characters and they are super talented and know what they're doing. I have definitely embraced Catalina and everything that's written for her. And for Jaime, she's so similar to Joy...so that's such a great thing for Jaime...it's written for her strengths so it makes so much sense.

Bobby: I am 72, so I watched a lot of vaudeville...kidding! I loved the Bugs Bunny cartoons growing up, I remember as a kid, watching epic shows on Saturday Night with Bob Newhart, Mary Tyler Moore, Carol Burnett, and there's "All in the Family".

Nadine: Love Carol Burnett!

Bobby: Can I mention she has a GREAT Russian accent?

Nadine: I had a limited run with experimenting...I always wanted to be an actress, which didn't work out for me in my teens because I didn't have parents who were resourceful. But when I was 20 I was working as an assistant for an agent, and I thought I was going to be an agent. But she basically pushed me to get headshots an go out for an audition. 3 auditions later, I booked a McDonalds commercial and after that I was hooked!

Bobby: I am with the writers and we are super grateful for you guys watching the show, lets start this blog!