Ayesha Harris

Glenn, I am going to start with you because I know that this is, this is catnip for both of us.

There's this cast, the premise.

So how did this strike you?

I think it's worth noting, as you said, because this is not 30 Rock or Kimmy Schmidt.

The basic framing of this series is that every two episodes is a different season, hence the four seasons.

And so they take these trips to various places.

And, you know, it's interesting the way it's set up.

And it causes some complications, including the booge gets really heavy when we're visiting their alma mater.

And Northeast, like very Tony, whatever.

Christina, I am very curious to hear your thoughts on this show.

Because you and I are around the same age, I think.

So this is a show about middle age.

How did this make you feel about middle age?

Yeah, no, I loved that conflict between Danny and Kate.

It felt very real.

And it also kind of speaks to what you were talking about, Glenn.

with the Claude character, Danny's partner Claude, which is that like, there's not a lot going on there.

He's very, he's very sweet.

He's the one person who's the bright spot.

He's like, I'm trying to make everything happy and everything's great.