Joanna Robinson

Colleen Atwood is involved in the production, but I'm very confused.

Legendary costume designer, Colleen Atwood.

But she's listed as a co-producer, and there's a different costume designer, which is Natasha Newman-Thomas, who worked on The Idol, which...

I will say the costumes of Victoria, again, so iconic.

Like, especially Maddie's, like, looks that Cassie then copies and stuff like that.

But I did think that, like, Rue's, what Rue is wearing in that opening, like, I'm missing the iconic maroon hoodie.

And what she's wearing in the opening, even though she's got the Converse on, struck me as a little, a bit more costumey than I feel like, I feel like they did such a good job with Rue.

And even with Jules, even though Jules is, like, a much more fashion-forward version of this, but, like, I could see a high- Well, just very performative in terms of the way she dresses.

But, like, I could see a high schooler, a very specific high schooler, but a high schooler wearing those things.

And, like, we're not in high school anymore, but, like, what Rue is wearing in the opening, I don't know, just, like, struck me as a little different.

Yeah.

Great question.

Great question, Rob.

I think it's important and great that we start with, like, the rude charm offensive.

Like, right off the bat, she's made friends with these guys who are, like, helping her get the car started, right?

And then she's doing something physically dangerous by the way she's driving across the desert, right?

By the, like, the car teetering is dangerous, but her navigating it, the way she, her head smashes into the back window.

So you're like, this is funny and wacky.

And then there's just like real, like, holy shit, rue moment to it.

And then like lying to and charming the farm family.