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Watch on 2 different screens at the same time. I would never rule it out. I love acting with this cast. Chris [Messina] and I are still close buds, so I could see it happening it in the future. What are you most proud of when it comes to the series? It was such a roller coaster. The other two things are small. She has so many wonderfully funny sides, but also, she surprises you all the time with her sense of morality when least expected.
The last thing is that the show was always packed with jokes. I think this is just one of the funniest, most densely comedic shows on television. You had the three seasons on Fox before landing at Hulu. Do you feel like the show would have been different if it stayed on Fox, or was Hulu a better platform? KALING: The Hulu transition was at an interesting time because I was starting to break out into writing for films and being cast in more movies, and that became more interesting to me.
What was nice was that it coincided with this very open format that Hulu gave us both creatively, length of time and what the content could be on the show. At Hulu, we got to go back to having three acts, which I think is much more normal for storytelling and particularly in movies. We were able to hear some of our cinematic urges that we had to break for movies.
Matt Warburton and I were able to explore that a lot when we were in Hulu, and the show got to be darker and edgier. As an actress, I think I was particularly excited about that. How concerned were you that viewers might be still holding onto those feelings now in season six? When season four came out and people had that reaction, Matt and I were always so surprised because to us, Danny was always this old-fashioned character. He loved the Mindy character, but from the very first episode, he told her she could lose 15 pounds.
This was a guy who, at best, you could call him rough around the edges. He was really good at overtures and really romantic but they fought constantly. Then I look at all my friends who have babies and have children and that has been the end of some of their relationships.
I am very happy with the way that the two characters grow in the final season so that you would believe that after such an acrimonious breakup, you could have a couple that end up trying to make it work and actually believe it might happen. How do you think that Mindy had changed since that breakup to allow her to be with Danny now?
She would just accept it as a romantic gesture. I think we just made her warier, we made her older. We made sure that she had a super self-awareness about venturing back into a relationship with Danny.
Conversely, how had Danny changed since their breakup to allow him to be with Mindy? Having him see what Mindy is like as a mother, as a daughter-in-law to his own mother with her cancer, we gave him a couple years to reconsider his original decision.
Maybe I was too hasty to come down so hard on her professional life. At the end of the day, what made Danny the right person for Mindy despite their differences? I think what it ends up coming down to is there is history and chemistry.
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