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Meet the 'Survivor 43' Cast! Pet Cremator Sami Layadi Has Insecurities Behind a 'Self-Centered' First Impression It’s a little bit like going to like your grandfather’s 110th year on earth, and he passes away, and you’re going to his funeral, and you're like, 'Oh, he was 110 and he had a great life.' We’re sad, of course, to see it go, but at the same time, I feel like we all really gave it our best, and we, hopefully, told some stories that made the world a little happier. These are things that I’ve done for a decade and a half, and that might be the last time.' You know, its bittersweet. I’m starting to realize like, 'Whoa, this might be the last time my character says four pages of factual information in a quick manner.' I'm like, 'Oh, my gosh. We haven’t said it, but we’re starting to get the feeling of what it’s going to be like. How hard it is going to be to say goodbye? I’m just so excited for people to get to see them. The last 10 episodes have, honestly, been the strongest episodes of our entire series. We are in the last four ever of the show. You filmed the 15th and final season of Criminal Minds right after the last season, have you finished the final 10 or are you still working on that? It's funny, New Yorkers actually look at you less when you’re wearing a 7-foot-tall monster costume. I like to see the people’s faces when they see it.

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It’s been a long process of designing it and getting it to full fruition, and I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. So, what was it like putting on the Rumple costume this morning for your publicity appearance? I love this guy, he’s like my best friend, and I’m just so excited that the world gets to meet him now. I would love to make some Rumple Buttercup dolls, and stuffed animals and, hopefully, all sorts of things. Whenever I can find a cool charity to support, I always try to do some fun T-shirt or something. I noticed that you make T-shirts from some of your drawings, so will you also be making merchandise for Rumple? There’s not a single thing in this entire book that was computerized, including the Random House logo, which I hand drew.

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I hand wrote every single word, every single illustration, including the bar code and the lengthy copyright page. “Sure, the message about being yourself is unsubtle, but the narration itself avoids preachiness, and there’s plenty of goofy, endearing humor…Kids who enjoy some satisfying weirdness with an I-love-me sensibility will find a pal in Rumple.You didn't just write this, the illustrations are yours, too. Not quite any one kind of book, this story will appeal to a variety of readers with a taste for the odd.” - Kirkus Reviews “The overall message is obvious but well-meaning and could equally appeal to elementary school reluctant readers or adolescent misfits. As narrator, he is cheerfully distinctive.” - AudioFile “Actor Matthew Gray Gubler brings his children’s story to the listener’s ear with exuberance…Emphasizing alliteration, using myriad voices ranging from falsetto to squeaky, and changing pace on a dime are all part of Gubler’s craft. Kids will love the weird, mythical and strangely cute character of Rumple Buttercup. A Forbes Best Children's Book of the Year (so far).