Episode #18: Sherry Thomas, casting director for Walking Dead, Breaking Bad and ton of other stuff

Tell Me Something Good w/Josh Wolf

Josh Wolf

Comedy

4.9 • 851 Ratings

🗓️ 19 January 2016

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Summary

Sherry Thomas, the casting director for Walking Dead, Breaking Bad a TON of other stuff talks about what it was like casting those two shows, the benefits of casting a show that is not filled with stars, the story about her getting me my SAG card way back when and our very, very uncomfortable first Thanksgiving together. Oh, did I mention we grew up next to each other? Don't miss it!

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0:00.0	Yeah, we're ready.
0:02.0	I changed my song to this one.
0:07.0	Right.
0:08.0	What? What?
0:10.0	Right? What?
0:13.0	Everybody has the same reaction.
0:19.0	Everybody has the same reaction.
0:21.0	Huh. reaction. The song is always good.
0:33.0	It's really good.
0:35.0	I mean, everybody's neck.
0:38.0	It's gonna go.
0:40.0	I'm an up and down barber.
0:42.0	That sounds gross, but it's not.
0:48.4	Yo, you go square. Yeah, like a pigeon. You gotta get right up in there if you want to. Now you know
0:54.7	it's funny is that everybody loves this music but you know outside of uptown funk nobody's doing any fun.
1:05.0	Why?
1:07.0	Tell me something good.
1:10.0	Everybody. Sherry Thomas everybody yeah, I wish I had some fake clap. I know that would be good
1:26.3	Now first of all there's a lot of things. Why don't you tell everybody what you do and then we'll get down to it
1:33.2	I'm a casting director.
1:35.0	Mm-hmm.
1:36.0	One of the some of the things that you've cast that some people might have heard of.
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