Actor Craig Robinson spoke to Cheddar News' Azia Celestino about the hilarious new episodes that follow the entrepreneurs as they embark on a new effort to make money and achieve the American dream.

<div class="block">Killing It - Season 2 launched Thursday on Peacock. Actor Craig Robinson spoke to Cheddar News&#39; Azia Celestino about the hilarious new episodes that follow the entrepreneurs as they embark on a new effort to make money and achieve the American dream. Bring on the python hunt! </div>

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'Killing It' Star Craig Robinson Is Luckily Not Afraid of Snakes as Season 2 Hits Streaming

You may know actor and comedian Craig Robinson from his scene stealing roles in the office, hot tub time machine and so much more. He also stars in Killing It. A comedy series about class capitalism and one man's American dream. Our West Coast correspondent, a caught up with Craig to talk about the show's return for season two. Take a look driving here, we're prepared to purchase our entire crop. What do you think, Jill back desk? Now we're in business? No bay in killing it. Comedian Craig Robinson plays entrepreneur Craig Foster who decides to enter a Python hunting contest for the cash prize before the sag strike. I caught up with Robinson who says he and his character share much more than their first name. Are there certain things that you relate to as an actor in this character? Just as an actor, as a media of the rejection that I have endured that I endure is, is, is definitely is the same and even with him, you know, needing cash and, and, and just being out in Hollywood and just trying to figure out how to, how you act. How do you get an audition? How do you do this? And then how do you succeed in an audition? What, what do you do and, and going through the gambit of that, of like doing the exact wrong thing to figure it out. What the right thing is. This is, uh, it's definitely parallel before you made it in Hollywood. Uh Were you doing any outlandish things for money? Because a lot of the characters in this show are doing some pretty wild things either out of desperation or just to make it. I was a school teacher taught kindergarten through a, through a music which is as crazy as you can be. And I was in Chicago in Indiana for one year in Chicago for a few years. And it came out to uh Los Angeles in season two. Craig and his partner Gillian finally get the money to grow their business, but they're hit with plenty of challenges on the road to success. Craig and Jillian get their farm and so they're looking for big success. They're about to have their first harvest. They get their first big check and then things can really, really take off and the end of life hits them. Damn. Life hits him again. And the life upper c straight, left straight, right. And it keeps on going. This show is chaotic. Can you talk about the tone of it for people who aren't familiar because it is a comedy? But it also goes there in terms of covering cultural issues of class and capitalism, comedy, cultural issues. Uh, got some edge to it. It's got some heart to it. It's got some, it goes dark too. You know, that's what I love about it is that whole mix class season. We saw tons of snakes getting slayed. I saw an alligator. What is it like to work with live animals? Are you ever scared or are you, like, ready to go and amped up about it? I'm ready to go. It's the, they, they're so safe with everything. You know, they make sure that there'll be somebody right there. But working with animals is, it's cool. You know, the snakes were as close as I got and they were, I like them in between. I was letting it, you know, go around my wrist and all that and from snakes to squirrels. Craig gave me the scoop on one of his next projects from the Sponge Bob franchise. You're a part of saving bikini bottom. The Sandy Cheeks movie. Is that true that it's in production? You're working on it? Yes. Yes. Yes. What does that mean to you? Are you a Sponge Bob fan? Is there anything you can tease about the project with us? Especially because it's a huge fandom. I love spongebob. I've actually thought of myself as Sponge Bob before just full, just to walk around, just full of light that all he wants is to be like to people and then he goes to whatever I play. Sandy's father, Sandy the squirrel. We're, we're part of a traveling circus of squirrels. I am. I cannot wait for this movie to come out whenever that's coming out. We're gonna have to have you back on Cheddar. This looks so funny. You can stream all eight episodes from the second season of killing it on Peacock right now. And of course, thanks to Asia.