Chris Sullivan

And when High says that she went to jail,

Like there's this moment like on Randall's face and me watching Randall be like, something I didn't even consider.

And it made me think about like how masterful I started juxtapose like the addiction of Kevin with the addiction of Laurel and how those two things played out in life.

That shit feels real.

And I just wanted to know, like, I mean, I'm sure that was a big concern for you guys too.

And just like sort of coming to that decision and like, how did it all come together with that?

Because I felt like if you dropped the ball there and people were left feeling like, ah, she could have done better.

No, like it was like, no, there was nothing else that could have really happened.

And then also the idea of shame.

And feeling like, you know, I've been gone for such a long time.

How do I just reintroduce myself after this seeming abandonment?

I just want to hear your thoughts about that as a writer.

Yeah.

This is the other thing I wanted to mention real quick.

And then, I'm sorry if I talk a lot, but this means a lot to me because as I was rewatching the episode, I was so profoundly moved.

And I just want to talk a little bit about the love story.

And Vian said this, like how moved he was to see like the two people who are often seen as lovers

Two groups that are seen as least attractive or appealing, et cetera, in terms of Black women and Asian men finding love within one another, right?

Like, how important that was for you as well?

Because I am oftentimes left with this feeling of, like, Black women...