Although Hudson excelled at dramatic roles, it's his comedies with Doris Day that are truly remembered. Hudson's ability to not only handle the dramatic, but also nail the comedic helped him become a big star. As seen on Hollywood, Picking has certainly followed in Hudson's footsteps. One moment you're really worried about him as he's being preyed upon by Henry Willson (Jim Parsons) and the next, you're laughing your head off as he tries (and fails) to get through his screen test. In both scenes, Picking has managed to master the tone needed to get a reaction from the audience.