There's a scene between Michael Stroka and David Selby where neither of them has any idea what the hell they are doing. I think Stroka may reference it on one of the anniversary tapes.
Stroka's character is setting up some quasi-Batman like device to kill Quentin (you know, the elaborate construction that will render a horrible and bizarre death, but which always backfires, and you as the viewer just sit back and wonder why no one ever just uses a gun and leaves it at that). The scene calls for Stroka to be appropriately smug and confident and for Quentin to do the manly terror schtick. Unfortunately they both seem to have gone up completely, not just to their lines, but to the purpose for the scene itself. Thus we have Quentin almost helping himself into the hands of doom and Stroka's character looking unusually lost.
Luciaphil
