Dr. Dolly Alderton

I'd send it to script.

If I was writing a spec script, you know, in the old days when they would do like a spec script, I would do that.

It's so good.

And so much of her journey in the mid-seasons is all about trying to fill out this family picture.

Yeah.

And I think that it's sort of the joke of her, right?

Is that like...

This sort of backstory she has is so unbelievably compelling and nobody... Everyone just kind of glances past it, really, because that is the world of having deep friends that you know all this stuff about their mum who killed themselves, followed by a stepfather who went to prison, a father who abandoned her, and also another mother figure who was her actual mother and she was given up for... You know what I mean?

It's all this kind of... It's sort of intentionally complex because I think...

If every friend represents a friend in one's own circle, everybody has that person who has a needlessly complex backstory that you just can't be fucked to get into right now.

So I think the complexity is almost the joke of it.

Exactly.

Oh my God, Frank Jr.

I love Frank Jr.

so much.

My favorite bit of that.

And she's like, what do you like to do?

He says, melt stuff.

And then she's like, what, like art?

Meaning, do you make art out of melted things?