The voice of your favorite rat chef is now the voice of your favorite imaginary blue horse.
Well,probablyyour favorite imaginary blue horse.
Hes like Simon Cowell on drugs, said Morrison.
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I just find that journey towards redemption, towards salvation, towards change…I love those journeys.
There are a million roads to take.
Theyre never late to set.
They always know their lines.
Its really kind of nice because you kind of get to control the scene.
So yeah, I must say, its a luxury.
This isnt nihilistic darkness, said the author.
This is funny darkness.
It was a proud moment, I thinkI saw a little tear in his eye.
Morrison perhaps dreamed slightly differently.
I thought I was going to grow up to be Shakespeare, he laughed.
I think it was an easy sell.
Once people got past the horse, they saw a show that had things that they could recognize.
