Jimmy O. Yang (performing a bit)

Yeah, well, that is 100% a huge part of the experience of being in these facilities, no question. There are folks who have moved in for a very wide range of reasons, and one of them is cognitive decline. But at least in the facilities that we toured, there is another part of it that's just folks who maybe they had a physical ailment or maybe they just were tired of living alone.

Yeah, well, that is 100% a huge part of the experience of being in these facilities, no question. There are folks who have moved in for a very wide range of reasons, and one of them is cognitive decline. But at least in the facilities that we toured, there is another part of it that's just folks who maybe they had a physical ailment or maybe they just were tired of living alone.

And they wanted to be around other people. And that's at least the part of it that we mainly focused on, although we didn't shy away from the actual realities of assisted living. If we had pretended like that wasn't a part of it, I don't think we would have been giving an honest portrayal of what it's really like.

And they wanted to be around other people. And that's at least the part of it that we mainly focused on, although we didn't shy away from the actual realities of assisted living. If we had pretended like that wasn't a part of it, I don't think we would have been giving an honest portrayal of what it's really like.

And they wanted to be around other people. And that's at least the part of it that we mainly focused on, although we didn't shy away from the actual realities of assisted living. If we had pretended like that wasn't a part of it, I don't think we would have been giving an honest portrayal of what it's really like.

Oh, we did ask ourselves as writers over the course of the show whether what Charles was doing was, strictly speaking, ethical. It's a question that the documentary asks, too. You know, you're creating a pretense, a false pretense, and you're getting to know folks without them really knowing who you are. The way we decided to answer that question—

Oh, we did ask ourselves as writers over the course of the show whether what Charles was doing was, strictly speaking, ethical. It's a question that the documentary asks, too. You know, you're creating a pretense, a false pretense, and you're getting to know folks without them really knowing who you are. The way we decided to answer that question—

Oh, we did ask ourselves as writers over the course of the show whether what Charles was doing was, strictly speaking, ethical. It's a question that the documentary asks, too. You know, you're creating a pretense, a false pretense, and you're getting to know folks without them really knowing who you are. The way we decided to answer that question—

In the documentary, Sergio, the main character, ends up moving out without anyone learning what he was really there for. He doesn't get caught. And we decided that what was important was for Charles to suffer the consequences of having been essentially dishonest to the folks that he was interacting with. And so that is a part of our show in the final episodes. He does have to confront Charles.

In the documentary, Sergio, the main character, ends up moving out without anyone learning what he was really there for. He doesn't get caught. And we decided that what was important was for Charles to suffer the consequences of having been essentially dishonest to the folks that he was interacting with. And so that is a part of our show in the final episodes. He does have to confront Charles.

In the documentary, Sergio, the main character, ends up moving out without anyone learning what he was really there for. He doesn't get caught. And we decided that what was important was for Charles to suffer the consequences of having been essentially dishonest to the folks that he was interacting with. And so that is a part of our show in the final episodes. He does have to confront Charles.

The reality of what he did and the circumstances under which he entered the facility.

The reality of what he did and the circumstances under which he entered the facility.

The reality of what he did and the circumstances under which he entered the facility.

Oh, man. This is going to sound like a strange thing to say. He loves acting. And that, you would think, would be true of any actor, but it's more true for him. He just loves it. He's so passionate about it that even now, decades after... he had to seek anyone's approval for anything he's done, he still wants to be good. And he's constantly asking you, is there something else I should do?

Oh, man. This is going to sound like a strange thing to say. He loves acting. And that, you would think, would be true of any actor, but it's more true for him. He just loves it. He's so passionate about it that even now, decades after... he had to seek anyone's approval for anything he's done, he still wants to be good. And he's constantly asking you, is there something else I should do?

Oh, man. This is going to sound like a strange thing to say. He loves acting. And that, you would think, would be true of any actor, but it's more true for him. He just loves it. He's so passionate about it that even now, decades after... he had to seek anyone's approval for anything he's done, he still wants to be good. And he's constantly asking you, is there something else I should do?

Did I get this right? Can I try that again? He just has this unrelenting desire to be as good as he can be, even now after how many successful series and shows and movies and everything else. And When you work with someone like that, it just makes everything better because it feels like a real collaboration.

Did I get this right? Can I try that again? He just has this unrelenting desire to be as good as he can be, even now after how many successful series and shows and movies and everything else. And When you work with someone like that, it just makes everything better because it feels like a real collaboration.

Did I get this right? Can I try that again? He just has this unrelenting desire to be as good as he can be, even now after how many successful series and shows and movies and everything else. And When you work with someone like that, it just makes everything better because it feels like a real collaboration.