Original sentence: 'Okay, Mariska, cross your arms in front of you and gently fall back,' I said.By the time it got around to Mariska Hargitay, we'd already done it with ten or eleven students, and they had clearly gotten the point.Everyone gets out some nervous laughter, and then they all took turns doing it.For example, I'm going to fall back, knowing that you'll catch me.Griffin stated in an interview, "We started class, and in the Groundlings curriculum, one of the first exercises you do is the cliched 'trust' game.Her improv teacher was Kathy Griffin.I made everyone stand in a circle, with me in the center, and I said, being onstage, you have to trust your fellow actors, especially when you're an improviser.I was horrified.She fell back and nobody caught her.She fell flat on her ass.Then I let myself fall backward, and sure enough, I was caught.Then it was Mariska's turn.This had never happened in one of my classes before.You're going to be there for each other, and they're going to be there for you
Edited sentence: Hargitay it is deemed to be not worthy of inclusion.There is an anecdote regarding this period but since the point seems to be to an effort by Griffin to disparage Ms