Drew Afualo

Right, right, totally.

So yeah.

You don't have to cater or pander, really.

Yeah, exactly.

I love that.

Or even you don't have to, I think for many reasons, writing for TV consists of, there's so many people at different levels that are being like, this works, this doesn't, or whatever, networks and whatever.

all those things.

And a lot of times, I mean, Hollywood is in the stone ages.

It's kind of crazy how behind a lot of things about it are.

It's really crazy because I think

I assumed, and I feel like many people assume that it's like, you know, progressive.

I mean, progressive, and it is in some ways, but it's also like, truly, I think people are still like, I don't know, like, can you have two gay characters?

Is that like, too much?

Is that too much?

Then it's the gay show.

You know?

Right.

Like, that just feels like, I don't know if people are going to quite get what we're doing here.

Like, it's, like, truly those conversations are happening.

Well, if there's two, then they're going to get them confused.