Kristin Davis

And we had all the stages and the actors, we would just be like, where do we go now?

And we'd have to go to our trailer, change into what we wore like three months ago, go to, you know, stage four and hold a phone and have to hit a mark to get an insert that we had forgotten to get or hadn't had time to get on the day that we'd filmed the scene back then.

So it was like just chaos, but not unlike the end of shooting and just like that, because

I'd gotten COVID and also we had all kinds of location drama as you know, we always do in New York.

I think towards the end, like the last schedule, I think I was filming parts of six different episodes.

See, that's, that's insanity.

It was insanity, but I'd gotten COVID.

So I couldn't, it was partly my fault.

I mean, not that it's your fault that you get it, but you know what I'm saying?

But you know what I mean?

Like the, you know, when I tell, I finally confess that Harry has cancer to carry, that scene was what I was supposed to film the day that I got COVID.

Oh my God.

And I was so ready.

You know, when you've prepared as an actor and you're so emotionally ready, I was so ready.

And then at like four in the morning, I woke up and I thought my air conditioning had broken because I was so hot.

Oh no.

Never a good sign.

So we had to punt it, but we needed like a CVS or a Duane Reade or whatever it was.

It went all the way to the end, which was like three months later.

And I was like, oh my God.