Gillian Anderson

But that's the thing that I think a lot of teens these days are... The thing of the whole world as an oyster, in a way, obviously, that's a very privileged perspective to have. But I feel like kids these days... that's not necessarily the perspective that they have. It doesn't feel like that is what is on offer anymore.

But that's the thing that I think a lot of teens these days are... The thing of the whole world as an oyster, in a way, obviously, that's a very privileged perspective to have. But I feel like kids these days... that's not necessarily the perspective that they have. It doesn't feel like that is what is on offer anymore.

But that's the thing that I think a lot of teens these days are... The thing of the whole world as an oyster, in a way, obviously, that's a very privileged perspective to have. But I feel like kids these days... that's not necessarily the perspective that they have. It doesn't feel like that is what is on offer anymore.

There's something, and I don't know what, you know, the degree to which- That it's harder or it's easier? No, harder. So many kids are floundering right now. So many teens are just, or young 20s. You want to know why? It's because of the-

There's something, and I don't know what, you know, the degree to which- That it's harder or it's easier? No, harder. So many kids are floundering right now. So many teens are just, or young 20s. You want to know why? It's because of the-

There's something, and I don't know what, you know, the degree to which- That it's harder or it's easier? No, harder. So many kids are floundering right now. So many teens are just, or young 20s. You want to know why? It's because of the-

Yeah, it is. It is.

Yeah, it is. It is.

Yeah, it is. It is.

So on the one hand, you're seeing the world out there because everybody's posting them and their holidays on yachts and this, that, and the other, but it feels so unreachable and so, you know, it actually has the opposite effect, I think, for a lot of things.

So on the one hand, you're seeing the world out there because everybody's posting them and their holidays on yachts and this, that, and the other, but it feels so unreachable and so, you know, it actually has the opposite effect, I think, for a lot of things.

So on the one hand, you're seeing the world out there because everybody's posting them and their holidays on yachts and this, that, and the other, but it feels so unreachable and so, you know, it actually has the opposite effect, I think, for a lot of things.

And while you're looking at it, you're sitting next to your friend not having a conversation while they're looking at somebody's life too. And obviously, as you say, there's tons of books written about it. But it's a really serious problem today. Yeah.

And while you're looking at it, you're sitting next to your friend not having a conversation while they're looking at somebody's life too. And obviously, as you say, there's tons of books written about it. But it's a really serious problem today. Yeah.

And while you're looking at it, you're sitting next to your friend not having a conversation while they're looking at somebody's life too. And obviously, as you say, there's tons of books written about it. But it's a really serious problem today. Yeah.

Well, it was, I mean, the premise is great. So in the show, you're with the serial killer for an equal amount of screen time as you are the superintendent detective who is tracking him, which is me. And I think it was the first time, I don't know what his first time, but it felt quite unique. that felt quite unique at the time.

Well, it was, I mean, the premise is great. So in the show, you're with the serial killer for an equal amount of screen time as you are the superintendent detective who is tracking him, which is me. And I think it was the first time, I don't know what his first time, but it felt quite unique. that felt quite unique at the time.

Well, it was, I mean, the premise is great. So in the show, you're with the serial killer for an equal amount of screen time as you are the superintendent detective who is tracking him, which is me. And I think it was the first time, I don't know what his first time, but it felt quite unique. that felt quite unique at the time.

So it started where I was brought a script and I'd been in the process of producing something myself that I couldn't get there. I was really, really struggling with the writers and the other producers to get the script to where it needed to be. And then this script landed in my lap and it was like, now that is, that is writing. And it was so spare, you know?

So it started where I was brought a script and I'd been in the process of producing something myself that I couldn't get there. I was really, really struggling with the writers and the other producers to get the script to where it needed to be. And then this script landed in my lap and it was like, now that is, that is writing. And it was so spare, you know?