Gilbert Cruz

We're fine.

Anyone can date anyone.

And so it's the characters sort of maybe dealing a little bit with the baggage that they bring into a relationship and trying to be better partners for each other.

It's very sweet.

Yeah.

Yeah, we did.

What nice cameos, right?

It's possible that Seth Rogen works too much, but I was very happy to see him and Kate Berlant show up as rabbis.

This is a show about... This is a show about a rabbi played by Adam Brody, who some of us maybe fell in love with on the OC.

How could you not?

Yeah.

And then Kristen Bell plays his very much non-Jewish, cool, cool blonde...

Goyesha podcaster girlfriend.

And the first season sees them deal with the complexities of that.

And the second season, for better and kind of for worse, also sees them deal with the complexities of that in a way that doesn't really move a lot of things forward, where she has to decide if she is ready for a conversion or if they're just going to hang out in this sort of...

No Man's Land, where it would be very, very, very difficult for him to be a rabbi with a wife who did not convert.

Every time.

I love the people in this show.

I really like the vision of Los Angeles, where I am from.

It makes me wonder why I left.