Kathryn VanArendonk

Yes, I mean, when I was talking with Sam Heughan about it, I was not surprised to hear him say that because I remember covering the beginning of Bridgerton, which was also when

everyone learned what an intimacy intimacy coordinator was for the first time yeah uh

But just listening to him talk about what it was like to shoot those scenes and to be, as the actor, kind of responsible for figuring out how to choreograph and what you were and were not comfortable with.

And for there to be no person to really go to who is not the director of the episode or your co-star, where you can be like, I just don't think this is what's— Like, it—

I think we went through a wave where everyone was like, yay, intimacy coordinators.

And then there was the inevitable backlash of like, they're ruining shows.

Yeah, people can't just be free to express whatever they want in the process of making their art.

And it's like, yeah, no, I think it's probably a pretty good idea, actually.

Probably pretty useful to have, which the show absolutely then didn't.

I can't remember what season, but has been a part of the later seasons of the show.

No, 100%.

They gave Jamie little glasses.

They gave Jamie glasses.

And they were like, look, he's old now.

And now, do you ever see those glasses on that man?

We will get there in a second.

I have Ed Baldwin feelings.

Me too.

But, yeah, I mean, I think I have no issue with the lack of aging makeup.

They understand why we are watching this show.