Dan Levy

And I had one scene with her and we really bonded.

And I thought she was hysterically funny and really sharp.

And her comedy is so specific.

And I was coming up with the idea for the show and I wanted it to be a brother and sister duo thing.

And I always think it's important if you're going to be writing for a character that is outside of your lived experience to authenticate it by way of a different voice.

And so I invited Rachel in to help me flesh out the character of Morgan and to authenticate the character.

male-female dynamic at play in the show.

And so we sort of created the show together.

She said yes, thank God.

And it was interesting because we find the same things funny, but our comedy style is different.

And it's also, there's a generational divide too, which was also in the show.

So I thought it was really interesting

fascinating to to see her eyes on this idea yeah and i think it brought this kind of vitality and um i don't know i i love her so much and she's a hard worker and we just got along and the writing came so easily um the collaboration was so effortless

Yeah, she's fantastic.

And she has earned her success in this industry.

She's worked really hard for it.

Yeah.

And made it look effortless.

Because your different styles of irreverence are so complementary.

Even in just references, even in the way that we react to crisis, there is a, I find the general, I mean, I sound like a,