Elizabeth Berger

You have more experience, so I'm gonna- Nothing was harder than one to two. One to two was the biggest job. It was also, it was like, my son was 21 months old. We had been living through a pandemic We were very isolated. By the time she was born, my daughter, we were running on empty, I would say. My son was welcomed into a much more, my third child. Second son. Second son. It's very confusing.

He was welcomed into a much more normal world where we had community and friends. And I think that made the biggest difference. But I'm curious what you think.

He was welcomed into a much more normal world where we had community and friends. And I think that made the biggest difference. But I'm curious what you think.

He was welcomed into a much more normal world where we had community and friends. And I think that made the biggest difference. But I'm curious what you think.

It's huge. You're like, oh, this is what it's supposed to be like. You have a baby, people come visit, you go places, you sit in the park with your friends. We didn't have that for a very long time. So I think, yeah, that's hugely different.

It's huge. You're like, oh, this is what it's supposed to be like. You have a baby, people come visit, you go places, you sit in the park with your friends. We didn't have that for a very long time. So I think, yeah, that's hugely different.

It's huge. You're like, oh, this is what it's supposed to be like. You have a baby, people come visit, you go places, you sit in the park with your friends. We didn't have that for a very long time. So I think, yeah, that's hugely different.

Totally. Totally. I think we did okay, guys. We did pretty well. I was thinking, and rewatching the show recently, I was like, wow, this is very interesting. We all, we acted this, we wrote this without really doing it. And I think we did pretty good. I was like, this is what it feels like. It's a good show.

Totally. Totally. I think we did okay, guys. We did pretty well. I was thinking, and rewatching the show recently, I was like, wow, this is very interesting. We all, we acted this, we wrote this without really doing it. And I think we did pretty good. I was like, this is what it feels like. It's a good show.

Totally. Totally. I think we did okay, guys. We did pretty well. I was thinking, and rewatching the show recently, I was like, wow, this is very interesting. We all, we acted this, we wrote this without really doing it. And I think we did pretty good. I was like, this is what it feels like. It's a good show.

It was a pretty healthy staff. What were we, like 15?

It was a pretty healthy staff. What were we, like 15?

It was a pretty healthy staff. What were we, like 15?

It wasn't as big, yeah. It would vary. It would vary, but I think we were always at least 12, I would say. 12 to 15, yeah. Wow.

It wasn't as big, yeah. It would vary. It would vary, but I think we were always at least 12, I would say. 12 to 15, yeah. Wow.

It wasn't as big, yeah. It would vary. It would vary, but I think we were always at least 12, I would say. 12 to 15, yeah. Wow.

That is totally accurate. I mean, what was amazing about what Dan did is Dan, we had our pilot. Dan came in and he had pretty much had the idea for episodes two and Yeah, which was so nice. In his head, which was incredible. But then what we all did very early on those first weeks is we sort of mapped out big picture, the giant moves of the series.

That is totally accurate. I mean, what was amazing about what Dan did is Dan, we had our pilot. Dan came in and he had pretty much had the idea for episodes two and Yeah, which was so nice. In his head, which was incredible. But then what we all did very early on those first weeks is we sort of mapped out big picture, the giant moves of the series.

That is totally accurate. I mean, what was amazing about what Dan did is Dan, we had our pilot. Dan came in and he had pretty much had the idea for episodes two and Yeah, which was so nice. In his head, which was incredible. But then what we all did very early on those first weeks is we sort of mapped out big picture, the giant moves of the series.

I mean, we started with season one and then we were all so lucky. As you guys know, we got our pickup pretty early for the next two seasons. And then we were doing so well that we kind of knew sort of big picture what the whole series looked like and how long it was going to be. So those big moves of like, You know, when do you find out how Jack died? When do you find out this?