Keri Russell

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

Deborah Kahn, who wrote it, sent me the script. It came through the normal channels. It was actually, it was the holidays. It was Christmas time. And it just so happened that I had three sets of grandparents downstairs in my house. I was cooking for them all. It was chaotic and fun and amazing. And, you know, I was clearly not shopping around for a new television show to join.

Deborah Kahn, who wrote it, sent me the script. It came through the normal channels. It was actually, it was the holidays. It was Christmas time. And it just so happened that I had three sets of grandparents downstairs in my house. I was cooking for them all. It was chaotic and fun and amazing. And, you know, I was clearly not shopping around for a new television show to join.

Deborah Kahn, who wrote it, sent me the script. It came through the normal channels. It was actually, it was the holidays. It was Christmas time. And it just so happened that I had three sets of grandparents downstairs in my house. I was cooking for them all. It was chaotic and fun and amazing. And, you know, I was clearly not shopping around for a new television show to join.

I read this and I just – it has this combination of – or Deborah's writing does I suppose – of this political fun intrigue and almost in the world of kind of war journalism and those kind of stories that interest me. And this world of civil servants and the State Department and the people who do those jobs that we just don't know that much about. And Deborah, she writes about the minutia of life.

I read this and I just – it has this combination of – or Deborah's writing does I suppose – of this political fun intrigue and almost in the world of kind of war journalism and those kind of stories that interest me. And this world of civil servants and the State Department and the people who do those jobs that we just don't know that much about. And Deborah, she writes about the minutia of life.

I read this and I just – it has this combination of – or Deborah's writing does I suppose – of this political fun intrigue and almost in the world of kind of war journalism and those kind of stories that interest me. And this world of civil servants and the State Department and the people who do those jobs that we just don't know that much about. And Deborah, she writes about the minutia of life.

So it's someone going to meet the president, but then realizing there's yogurt on my pants. And you're like, I gotta get this yogurt. Like, how am I gonna get this off? And it's just great writing. And I couldn't say no.

So it's someone going to meet the president, but then realizing there's yogurt on my pants. And you're like, I gotta get this yogurt. Like, how am I gonna get this off? And it's just great writing. And I couldn't say no.

So it's someone going to meet the president, but then realizing there's yogurt on my pants. And you're like, I gotta get this yogurt. Like, how am I gonna get this off? And it's just great writing. And I couldn't say no.

That's very funny. She's a very good organizer, and she's very good at getting all the facts right and getting people where they need to be behind the scenes. And then I think if you ask her to wear something other than her one black suit that she really feels good in and smart in and tough in, and you ask her to wear a dress, it's...

That's very funny. She's a very good organizer, and she's very good at getting all the facts right and getting people where they need to be behind the scenes. And then I think if you ask her to wear something other than her one black suit that she really feels good in and smart in and tough in, and you ask her to wear a dress, it's...

That's very funny. She's a very good organizer, and she's very good at getting all the facts right and getting people where they need to be behind the scenes. And then I think if you ask her to wear something other than her one black suit that she really feels good in and smart in and tough in, and you ask her to wear a dress, it's...

going to show her sweat and she's itchy and she doesn't like when people look at her. So that's really fun.

going to show her sweat and she's itchy and she doesn't like when people look at her. So that's really fun.

going to show her sweat and she's itchy and she doesn't like when people look at her. So that's really fun.

That's what this show is sort of about, you know, plucking her from the background as like number two and bringing her to the front in a very visible post, which London would be for an ambassador.

That's what this show is sort of about, you know, plucking her from the background as like number two and bringing her to the front in a very visible post, which London would be for an ambassador.