Jenna Elfman

Shifting Found a unique way to nod Jenna ElfmanCareer – But did you catch that Easter egg?
In the popular ABC sitcom on Wednesday, February 26, Elfman’s character EVE was introduced as a choreographer, who owns a dance studio across from the classic car restoration store. Tim AllenMatt. Eve practiced her dance skills when Matt rushed to a question in their shared alley, inspired by 53-year-old Elfman.
“I love having the opportunity to dance in this episode. Dance is my first professional achievement [where I learned about] Become very good at it,” Elfman told US Weekly. “I am a professional dancer [in the past]it’s so cool to go back to a multi-camera with many familiar faces and dances. ”
Elfman calls it “a whole bucket of joy” Shifting Found a way to combine her personal interests, adding: “Now you say, I realize they often nodded to Tim and some special guest stars showed up. That’s really fun. You don’t see this in sitcoms often.”
She continued: “You can’t see Easter eggs.” [often]I just feel like they are pushing the limits of sitcoms. They brought it [new] Elements – In keeping it effective in sitcoms, just expanding it in our current culture and humor. It just works. Very good. ”
Elfmann besides complimenting her recurring arc Shiftingsaid: “We all love a good sitcom, but it’s hard to do that as far as streaming and social media is concerned, and the great sitcom is before all of that. I really like this format. So I’ve always been interested in being a person, but I don’t want it to be well, fresh or new.”
The actress attributes her to the performance host Michelle Nader To create a show that stands out.
“I’ve worked with Tim before, so I know he’s cute. He’s good at his job. It’s like you don’t even see what happened to it, and then all of a sudden it’s so nice. But Michelle Nader had a phone conversation with me and she was fueling my plan to make sitcom fresh, which was hard,” she recalls. “So Michelle – and the other cast and crew – just kicked the ass. That’s great. She just wanted to re-understand what a strong woman looked like. Everything she said resonated with me. It felt like home to me.”
Elfman expressed excitement as Eve later this season, adding: “I love how she took the family that was close to her family at the center of the series, and what was passed down from generation to generation was culturally, politically and emotionally divided. It’s a sitcom, but it’s based on talent that can know how to act and how to provide comedy. At the same time, the writing does support that. Everything is right for me and I’m glad I’ve done a great job because I’ve had a great time. We just finished the last episode of last night, which was great.”
Shifting It aired the next day on Hulu and then aired at 8 p.m. ET.