Mallory Rubin

Shit, I'm driving.

No, I'm just like fucking with you.

But then Nicky Cat's character, Fred, is like, we know how forensics work up here.

From the minute they show up, he's like, you don't need to come here to tell us how to do our jobs.

So that dynamic is interesting because it is something that

Finch actively exploits.

He knows that the local cops are going to be more—that he's going to be able to, like, lead them, bait them, but also that they're going to want to be the ones who crack it, not the guys who were flown up from the big city.

So, you know, this, like, you don't know who we are and how we live, and you think that we need your help and we don't.

I mean, especially because of the, you know, when is the sun up or down and how does that completely fuck with you?

And I thought that was even more interesting.

The sun never being up, like, night country.

Night country.

And what that would do to you.

I mean, I would definitely, definitely, definitely, like, not be able to handle either, I don't think.

Yeah.

But it's such an interesting thing to see, like, what happens when...

Now, we both have, I think, very complicated relationships with sleep and a healthy sleep cycle.

But, like, Chardonnay, melatonin.

And Ma Blake taught me.

Ma Blake taught me.