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If a man came to you in confessional and admitted to murdering someone and shares intent to do it again, do you go to the police or do you respect the rules of confession? If you read in the paper that he did it again the next day, how would you feel?

I went to Catholic school for 12 years and this has been my favorite question to ask of priests since I was really young, because the answer actually varies.

What's it like seeing Bryan Cranston go from your character, Hal, to Walter? Is that weird for you in any way if you have an attachment to Hal and everything you wrote for him? I assume you're quite happy for Cranston, I'm just curious what it's like to see an actor embody a character you created and then go on to do something so drastically different.

Have you actually been researching reddit to drop that Woody Harrelson reference, or are you a redditor now? One of us?

Do you still talk to your on-screen brother, the other pete? Anyone else from the show?

good thing you bolded "Icelandic" and "bands or musicians," otherwise they might have thought you meant "American" and "sports stars" or something like that

What's an example of a supernatural event today?

EDIT: How do you choose which are 100% literal and which are metaphorical? As a Catholic, I was always taught that blessed wine is the blood of Christ, not a metaphor or symbol for Christ. How did the Church come to the conclusion that that is to be literal, while other things are metaphorical? Especially considering most people's interpretation of that would be the epitome of a metaphor.