Marina Hyde

major cocaine use.

I sort of see Judy Peevey solving crimes.

She's funny.

And I think she, by the way, I think she'd have worked it out in The Secret History.

I think she'd have worked it out, giving them a bit more time and a tiny bit more proximity.

There's something savant about her.

And I would see her solving crimes in a story of a week thing.

Because her idiotic monologues are very funny.

But I actually, she is sharp and observant in other ways.

And I sort of feel like she could be like a Zelig type or Forrest Gump type solver.

Yeah, moving through the world.

Somehow, actually, her presence does resolve the crime.

And then she's like, oh, yeah, sure.

Yeah, sure.

She's an aerobics instructor.

She was, but she becomes an aerobics instructor.

Yeah, but if it's in the 90s, she's going to be at that interface of the kind of wellness culture, also lots of illicit activity in LA.

She could explore a particular type of that underground.

And I just think it would be, I think it would be funny.

And so that's my show for Judy Poovey.