“I loved that it takes dark turns, but I didn’t realize we were doing it until we got to a table read and it was like, you know, your brother gets kidnapped!” Robinson also said he didn’t quite know what he was getting into until it came time for the first table read. That was an important turn in there for me, because that’s where I feel like - determination is what I identify with.” “To be broke, but still have the drive to do something, to want to do something - to have greatness inside you and know it’s there, but you can’t catch a break. Robinson spoke to the pandemic and the difficulties so many people have faced recently. While the concept of Killing It is certainly unique, its themes are incredibly relatable. Related Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa Talks 'Riverdale' Romance and Supernatural Twists | PaleyFest KILLING IT - Episode 109 - Pictured: (l-r) Rell Battle as Isaiah, Craig Robinson as Craig, Scott MacArthur as Brock - (Photo by: Skip Bolen/Peacock) It just kept hitting, kept firing off cylinders,” he said. And the fact that it’s true - like it actually happens. And just being able to see myself in these situations, being stupid. Robinson said he was struck by the idea of Killing Itfor a few reasons. But this one just stuck out to all of us. “They came back with three premises and they were all great, but I don’t remember the other two. Robinson then had meetings with his manager, along with Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici to discuss ideas. This felt good from the start,” Robinson recalled. Let’s go and do something.’ Now you hear this in Hollywood all the time, and sometimes it comes true.
The two had worked together previously on Brookyn Nine-Nine. Robinson said the show began when he had a meeting with Dan Goor. KILLING IT - Episode 109 - Pictured: Craig Robinson as Craig - (Photo by: Skip Bolen/Peacock)
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I recently sat down with Robinson during the ATX Television Festival to talk about the Peacock comedy series, what made the series stand out, and some of his favorite moments. To make that dream a reality, he does what anyone else would do: he enters a snake hunting contest. Killing It, which is now streaming on Peacock, follows Robinson as a down-on-his-luck father who hopes to start a new business. Believe it or not, working with snakes wasn’t all that difficult for Craig Robinson on the set of Killing It.
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