Joanna Robinson

I did think of you with the LCD sound system made me think of you.

I don't know.

It depends how much molly you were on at the time.

Yeah, absolutely.

Last but not least, something that we like to track across these shows is, I think, use of technology to tell a story.

And this is a very, like, text message, social media app, heavy kind of storytelling that we're getting here.

I think they're doing a really great job.

One of my favorite iterations of it

And they did this on a show that you didn't watch, Heated Rivalry, but is all the times that Charles Melton's character, Austin, types out something and then deletes it.

So we as an audience, you know, there's this like really famous scene in Heated Rivalry where at one point a character types like, we didn't even kiss and then just sort of like deletes it and it's just sort of like, ugh.

But, like, all the time we get a glimpse inside of Austin's actual thoughts and then it's deleted and then he just says something very, like, mild-mannered.

Like, I just think that that's really funny and well done.

Yes.

In plenty of scenes we do.

In plenty of scenes we get him just sort of rambling and you're like, oh my.

I think...

what's your favorite?

I mean, we have a whole himbo category for him, but my favorite ramble has to be the sort of the misc versus mist speech that he gives Eunice.

I mean, we'll come back to it.

Okay.