Kristin Davis

No, because a sitcom means that it's a situational comedy at a place.

Like Friends was a situational comedy.

It's at the, what's it called?

The coffee place.

uh, central perk.

Thank you so much.

Jenny Bix.

I can't remember the line I wrote that the asshole says.

Okay.

That's okay.

That's okay.

We'll get, we'll get there because you wrote, you wrote so many of our episodes.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Um, but they, so then, so what we needed to do because we were filming in New York was we had to cross board, which means cross boarding locations.

Our schedule is cross boarded.

So it's two episodes at once with one director and one DP, which was important because the

other director for the next episode is scouting with the other DP it's a very complex world that someone's running John Melfi you know amazingly and we are like parts of it but we're not in charge of it and so you've got two episodes happening simultaneously and you're having to remember where you are and what's happened to you but then sometimes when we would get behind we would have four and or at the end of this season I think it's six because it's two two and two right it's like so so many

any do you mean i don't recall shooting six episodes that one night no no you're right not not in one night like over a couple days yes some of it was really minor like if you had a phone call remember we would do inserts of your hands with the phone so you'd have to run over we were on this um uh stage the old bread factory called silver cup which if anyone's ever driven over the 59th street bridge in new york you see it to the right at long island city that was

We were there.

That was our home.