There is a new interview with Garret over at Spoiler TV. Hit the link for the whole thing. Snippet:

SpoilerTV: What has been your favorite episode so far? And who is the funniest person in the cast? I take that it must be very hard to keep a straight face sometimes.
Garret Dillahunt: Favorite episode? Geez…that’s a tough one. I like so many of them. I’ve really been enjoying this season so far. I think it might be our strongest yet. We’ve shot so many episodes now I can’t keep them all straight. I liked the spit-fight with the alpaca in season 1’s finale. I liked the vasectomy episode (is that possible?). This season, so far, I think the Halloween episode is very strong…Burt explores gay bars and culture. I liked the two-parter where the family busts Maw Maw out of the retirement home… See where this is going? I’m basically going to be listing every episode. I love this job and I love playing this character.
As far as the funniest person–I’m gonna wiggle out of that one and say Greg Garcia. He puts us in these predicaments, along with his EXCELLENT team of writers, where we have a real hard time indeed keeping a straight face. When Martha cracks, in particular, it’s really hard for me not to follow suit. She has a contagious laugh.
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From Hitfix:

Starpulse has a new interview with Garret. You can read the complete article at the link. Snippets:

“The next two [episodes] are really fun; it’s a two-parter. Maw Maw, under certain circumstances, has to leave the house, and we have to get her back. It was a lot of fun to shoot,” he told me, adding that when it comes to what’s ahead in season three, “I’m pretty happy with how things are working out. I like that Jimmy and Sabrina’s characters are already engaged. There’s a wedding to look forward to. That could be interesting.”
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Season three of Raising Hope premieres at 8/7 on Fox. If you haven’t seen the episode yet, here is what to expect (from Raising-Hope.us):

A few new interviews showed up. There is one with the whole cast at TV Guide:

Tamara [Melanie Griffith] will not only clash with her daughter, but also the Chances, who have taken in Sabrina as one of their own. “She always introduces us as her daughter’s boyfriend’s poor parents so that tells you something about what she thinks of us,” Garret Dillahunt says.
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