Dan Levy

The only thing I really said to her was I want the score to feel like a heartbeat.

So track the heartbeat throughout the show of our characters and try to match that and try to make the show feel like your music is emulating a kind of heartbeat, a kind of anxiety.

Yeah, it completely does that.

Yeah, it's absolutely chaotic and brilliant.

And funny as well.

And really funny.

Peaches, again, I'm drawn to people who have self-awareness and have a sense of humor about themselves.

Yeah, she has.

And yet take themselves seriously.

She's not an unserious person, but she can have a laugh.

Yeah.

She's the best kind of people.

Yeah, she's fantastic.

And because your co-creator on the writing is Rachel Sennett, right?

The actor and writer.

And she seems sort of like a literary version of Peaches.

Yeah.

She also kind of uses, seems to use her way of dressing and her body as a literary device.

And I wondered how that came, how did your partnership come about?

I worked with Rachel on a television show called The Idol a couple of years ago.