EsaiMorales

I think the world would be extremely lovingly argumentative.

Yes!

Oh my god. Just this morning. I stayed up all night playing on the internet with people that take issue with trying to correct me, as if I created this event, and saying that I was confusing Memorial Day with Veterans Day, because we also include other folks that have sacrificed a lot with their families. It was kinda ridiculous.

But strange fan encounters are people who feel the need to school you on things you already know, or on things you have no power / control in. And send certain pictures that probably should not be sent on the internet.

Ladies & Gentlemen - my continued inspiration, Joe Mantegna!

By the way, i'd like to make an independent shout-out to the estate of Mr. Ray Bradbury.

Mom?

All of the above! But mostly, if you really want to increase diversity - it's more about who writes it, and the producers. So I'd say the production staff. Because the more you know people, the less you feel awkward about writing for them? And I think that's happened, because the community can feel sensitive, people get scared to write something wrong, so they just avoid our community altogether - either for lack of thought or too much forethought. So I'd say production staff, because they create the storylines and cast people.

I think we're doing great. With Jane the Virgin and other shows, it's starting to happen. I'd like to see us treat the Latino community the way the Italian-American community has been adopted - so you have leads like David Rossi.

I mean, the show's pregnant too! I just did my recurring role on the spinoff show. I'm the chief that knows better than to interfere too much.