Laura Brodnick

So JLo should date him because she was on Watch What Happens Live recently and Andy Colm was like, do guys slide into your DMs?

She's like, I'm not checking my DMs.

And he's like, but what if like a roguish European athlete slides in there?

And she's like, well, you're going to have to do more than that.

She's like, you have to work for it.

You can't just send me a message.

And I was like, and here's Brett Goldstein making an entire movie just to hang out with her.

That's so true.

So, yeah, do date a fan.

But in that moment, it just felt so unearned because it was just like, oh, she's hot and I'm instantly in love with her.

And I was like, God, I was like, Brett Goldstein, as a writer, give us a bit of foreplay.

Give us something.

Don't just dive straight in.

There's no build-up.

There's no watching you fall in love.

There's no, like, there's no yearn.

There's no slow burn.

He wasn't, he obviously wasn't properly, I know he falls in love with her later, but I was like, you just think she's hot.

There's literally no acting happening in that scene.

And so I liked it as a storytelling device.