I’d give the speech in the beginning about how you play the game-which no one would ever listen to, they’d just run rampant-and then I would travel through the maze helping people who were lost. They would cut a maze into this field of corn and then create a game out of it. “On a working farm in Queens there was this corn maze in the fall. The technical side of television is really difficult and interesting and really cool, but it’s a different skill, so that’s been an adjustment.” And I don’t work with my glasses on and contacts really bother my eyes, so I was just having trouble seeing the marks on the floor I just had to adapt. “I was having a lot of trouble hitting my marks because I never needed them onstage. On learning the technical side of television. I think she cuts to the chase a lot more than I would.” I try to be nice! I don’t think Rosa really tries very often. If there’s injustice in the world I can be very standup-y about it, but most of the time I think I’m pretty easygoing and nice and chill. I think personality-wise, I can be a little rough sometimes. On the similarities between her and Rosa.

When I kept getting called back it was like the roller coaster kept going up and up and up, and it just didn’t drop until I finally got it.” “It took a while for all these tests and I was nervous as fuck the whole time, ’cause I wanted it so badly and I’m a huge fan of ‘Parks and Rec.’ I love Andy and the Lonely Island. With a background in theater, Stephanie Beatriz is learning the ropes of television on “ Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” playing the toughest cop in the precinct, Rosa Diaz.

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