Rob McElhenney maintains that dancing while under the influence of drugs is more manageable than sober dancing because it provides a specific focus and removes self-consciousness.

“I really am not for the most part comfortable dancing in front of people I don't like it but maybe slightly more comfortable doing it in character sure definitely more comfortable knowing that the dance is being fueled by a crazy drug right that brings something to it gives me something specific”

Glenn Howerton believes that professional choreographed dance requires significant preparation time to look correct, noting that he struggled to maintain synchronization during rehearsals.

“it was a lot of like oh [ __ ] he's on his left foot we're supposed to be on our right foot you know like it was it was a lot of the like just small details that we were worried about because we wanted it to look really and also in a in a real performance in a movie or a stage performance you would ”