Joanna Robinson

That I'm like, I can see it.

But culturally, I get it.

But Maddie, with love and respect, dresses Jodie Foster from Taxi Driver.

There's just all of these costumes where I'm like, simply no.

And this is what I mean.

And this is coming out after our Pitt episode this week, but we haven't recorded that yet.

But we're going to talk about it again when we talk about Pitt.

The way in which...

These, like, Gen X or older writers put their cultural references on the younger generation.

That Hollywood episode is insane in terms of what people are wearing.

But, yeah, when are we is a great question.

This is, like, kind of a Hollywood story now, though.

Like, how do you feel about this?

We went, like...

I guess we were in the California suburbs.

I never thought too long and deep about where Euphoria was set.

Any town suburbia where you could get to a city quite easily because Jules went there.

But we get Johnny Cash's Sunset and Vine.

We're driving around the Chinese theater Batman in an Uber.

How do you feel about this being a Hollywood story now as a Hollywood boy yourself?