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But there are also a couple of party scenes that are basically just look at all the people who are here doing cameos.

It felt a little bit like the last season of The Bear, where you felt like you were just looking at the list of all the people who wanted to do it, and it felt a little excessive.

You get a lot of that.

There is a very rushed, very limited in impact process.

romantic sub-subplot between Andy and this lovely contractor who's played by Patrick Brammell from Colin from Accounts, who is a gentleman I personally think is very sexy and charming.

And I was a little bit bummed that you get so very little of that story.

It's almost at a point where I'm like, if you're going to show it that little, just don't show it.

Like, just go without it.

Because imagine how revolutionary it would have been

To just say, Andy doesn't have a boyfriend.

That's not her focus right now.

She's not really dating.

She's worrying about the fact that she's been laid off and she has no job.

And she's trying to save her career.

You've already got Miranda having her nice husband, Kenneth Branagh.

I was disappointed in the treatment of that romance.

Yeah.

Ronald, you said you had two beefs.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think I would have liked it a lot more if it had felt more like it was about that.