Joanna Robinson

I don't know.

I'm really curious.

Like, again, I don't need...

I don't need characters.

You really encapsulated it perfectly because I don't need characters to be well-behaved or all this sort of stuff like that.

But for Robbie to believe he's right and then just is right is so dramatically inert inside of a season.

And when we are getting a character who is talking so steadily about ending his life, surely he has to have some sort of transformative...

epiphany to say ah it's worth going on it's worth going forward and if it's just it's worth going forward because everything falls apart without me and that's the dynamic that has put him in a place where he is considering ending his life in the first place I like yeah narratively I don't know if that's satisfying so I don't know

Which we want.

Like I want Dr. Robbie to be on the show.

I love what Noah Wiley does with the role.

I am interested, like, this is such a...

extreme place to push someone in season two of a show that you want to run for a while it's like season two is the is the season where he is like is that is this going to be a perpetual thing for Robbie's always on the brink of something maybe but like um I don't know I'm just I'm really interested to see is it an Abbott conversation is it a Duke conversation and is is it

Something with Baby Jane Doe.

Is Langdon coming back downstairs?

Is Mohan going to be a conversation?

That has potential of just something.

Something.

I don't know.

And she's like, listen, Robbie.