Bailey Taylor

She's on the date with him.

I love my life.

And, you know, Cynthia is so funny when she does these things, right?

I just love it.

And he's just sitting there and he doesn't look that into her and then she tries to kiss him and he doesn't really do it.

And then later on, in very Miranda style, she goes up to him at the gym and she says, hey, you know, it's just really weird that you didn't call me because you were really into me, but then you suddenly weren't and I don't know why and it's fine, but I'm just wondering.

And he goes, well, you just seem kind of full of yourself now.

And part of me wonders, like, I mean, the writers and the actors, we were in this experience together, right?

So, like, we were doing this kind of unheard of, unknown show in a bubble.

And then it got more popular, more popular.

Third season is when it kind of like, wow, out like popping champagne.

And now we're at fourth season.

And so I'm wondering, it was often they were writing their own stories.

And then occasionally I felt like Michael Patrick would put in a little, like,

like a personal dig at us, right?

Do you know what I mean?

Like upcoming, it hasn't happened yet.

I had done a play off Broadway called The Exonerated, which was about real people who were put in prison for crimes they didn't commit on death row.

And then were exonerated and came out.

So it was a super serious play.