Elizabeth Meriwether

And they created that relationship that... I know it might sound like obvious, but I just was like, oh, it takes two incredible performers to just immediately seem like they've been friends forever. Because the way you structure the podcast, we start with that happy ending story, you know, and you're just like listening to two best friends talk about this crazy thing that happened at the masseuse.

And they created that relationship that... I know it might sound like obvious, but I just was like, oh, it takes two incredible performers to just immediately seem like they've been friends forever. Because the way you structure the podcast, we start with that happy ending story, you know, and you're just like listening to two best friends talk about this crazy thing that happened at the masseuse.

And you're like, I just want to be with these people. I just want to spend time with these people.

And you're like, I just want to be with these people. I just want to spend time with these people.

I mean, Liz had an amazing idea to hire an intimacy coordinator for the writers room. And when she said it, I was like, that's such a good idea because like we were going to have to ask our writers to like, you know, talk about these things that are really vulnerable and.

I mean, Liz had an amazing idea to hire an intimacy coordinator for the writers room. And when she said it, I was like, that's such a good idea because like we were going to have to ask our writers to like, you know, talk about these things that are really vulnerable and.

I feel like there was this feeling that like Molly had been so fearless and like on the podcast, you can hear that fearlessness. So like, how do we show this sex in a way that feels fearless, but is also highly conscious of everyone's experience and wanting to make sure everybody feels good while being

I feel like there was this feeling that like Molly had been so fearless and like on the podcast, you can hear that fearlessness. So like, how do we show this sex in a way that feels fearless, but is also highly conscious of everyone's experience and wanting to make sure everybody feels good while being

It felt, again, like those men felt so safe with Molly that they could be so open and vulnerable. And I think part of what the show and what the podcast does is hopefully helps people release some of the shame they might feel around even talking about what they like, what turns them on. And so to make that show but not actually show it would feel like that's shame.

It felt, again, like those men felt so safe with Molly that they could be so open and vulnerable. And I think part of what the show and what the podcast does is hopefully helps people release some of the shame they might feel around even talking about what they like, what turns them on. And so to make that show but not actually show it would feel like that's shame.

Like, why are we cutting away from that? I love that. What was your favorite scene to shoot? I would love to know from the two of you. You know, I really, in the final episode, there's like a very expressionistic, hyper-realistic scene that happens with Molly as, you know, she's getting closer to the end. And like, I just remember everybody who came off set was like so happy and excited.

Like, why are we cutting away from that? I love that. What was your favorite scene to shoot? I would love to know from the two of you. You know, I really, in the final episode, there's like a very expressionistic, hyper-realistic scene that happens with Molly as, you know, she's getting closer to the end. And like, I just remember everybody who came off set was like so happy and excited.

People were just like filled with joy shooting this scene that's actually happening on this person's deathbed. And I was like, that's kind of amazing that that is happening right now. And so that was one that was really fun to watch the cast shooting. Because they were just having a really good time.

People were just like filled with joy shooting this scene that's actually happening on this person's deathbed. And I was like, that's kind of amazing that that is happening right now. And so that was one that was really fun to watch the cast shooting. Because they were just having a really good time.

This is my job. Yeah. And the other thing that was amazing about this show was I feel like every actor that came across our path somehow was like the exact right person for the part. I've never worked on anything where it felt like that. Like where it was like every single person who had some like deep sense of a desire to do this and like had some real personal connection to the material.

This is my job. Yeah. And the other thing that was amazing about this show was I feel like every actor that came across our path somehow was like the exact right person for the part. I've never worked on anything where it felt like that. Like where it was like every single person who had some like deep sense of a desire to do this and like had some real personal connection to the material.

Why are you laughing? That's not something I feel like Liz or I ever feel.

Why are you laughing? That's not something I feel like Liz or I ever feel.

Oh, I'm really proud of that. No, I'm not. I'm so bad at like... You know what I am proud of? I'm proud that we put a character with ADHD on screen who has to become a caretaker and like rises to the occasion. And I was really proud that we put that big bag on screen and like all the shit falling out of it. My people will feel really seen by this.

Oh, I'm really proud of that. No, I'm not. I'm so bad at like... You know what I am proud of? I'm proud that we put a character with ADHD on screen who has to become a caretaker and like rises to the occasion. And I was really proud that we put that big bag on screen and like all the shit falling out of it. My people will feel really seen by this.