Chris Sullivan

So, okay.

Do you guys have questions?

Folks connected to it, man, in a real beautiful way.

And I can say by going into that writer's room and bearing witness to...

the nature and level of conversations that transpired in there and the sort of rawness.

Like, it was not, like, K right now is being the most politic I've ever seen her.

She's on camera.

So the nature of like what happens inside there is like they go there.

They go there in a really way.

Next question.

is we're talking about this evolution of having like this show within a show that focuses on this black family.

So like we're sort of reaching a pinnacle of it with regards to Laurel's story.

So I'm curious for you, because for the longest time I was like, oh,

thinking the same thing as the character.

She passed away after delivering Randall or whatnot, overdose, et cetera, et cetera.

At what point in time did you guys build out the idea that maybe there's more to this story, right?

Because I don't think it was from the beginning, but somewhere in between the beginning and five, this sort of to germinate.

Talk to us about that.

for you and Ebony in crafting sort of this iconic- Ebony is the other writer.

It's your co-writer.