Kathryn VanArendonk

They have Apple products.

And so there's – I think there's that that's interesting.

I like that they're Russian lady space spies.

Yes.

I like that it is – I like the surveillance world aspect of it.

The tension of receiving all of this information and then needing to make decisions about –

who you care about, whether you're going to turn people into your superiors, whether you're going to cover for them.

I find that all quite compelling.

I think Anna Maxwell Martin is a really great sort of villain.

She's really good at standing on the screen and being disconcerting.

I find that it gets hairier for me when it is doing these space missions and

I am actually quite compelled by the way that they got to the moon faster was that they put them in a Campbell's suit can, barely soldered it closed, and then shot them to the moon.

And my memory for early fam is not so great that I actually know exactly what's going to happen.

But they are doing so much less of the careful engineering stuff that early fam seasons did that I am missing some of those, like,

But if the hatch doesn't close as tightly as it's supposed to, then when will the... Like, I want to be really concerned about some quite small detail.

And they're a little bit... They fly so close, so far by the seat of their pants that they're truly just... I also think it's really...

And I'm not quite sure what to make of the fact that the guy who sort of developed their whole space program played by E-fans doesn't have a name.

They call him chief designer.

Okay.

I don't care about that.