Michael Chernus

And I, you know, I don't know to what extent Rick and really understands how big of a star he is in the, any world, but this idea that he has this fan base, you know, like what that does for him. Um, not just an opportunity to make money or to expand his reach, but just that there are finally people who really get him.

And I, you know, I don't know to what extent Rick and really understands how big of a star he is in the, any world, but this idea that he has this fan base, you know, like what that does for him. Um, not just an opportunity to make money or to expand his reach, but just that there are finally people who really get him.

And I, you know, I don't know to what extent Rick and really understands how big of a star he is in the, any world, but this idea that he has this fan base, you know, like what that does for him. Um, not just an opportunity to make money or to expand his reach, but just that there are finally people who really get him.

Jen is the best. I mean, I loved y'all's episode with her. She's extraordinary. She really is a singular talent. You guys were talking on the podcast about how everything that comes out of her mouth just feels so real and I couldn't agree more. She's so smart. She's very funny. And yet everything comes off so grounded and so true to her. And yet it's a character. It's such a funny blend.

Jen is the best. I mean, I loved y'all's episode with her. She's extraordinary. She really is a singular talent. You guys were talking on the podcast about how everything that comes out of her mouth just feels so real and I couldn't agree more. She's so smart. She's very funny. And yet everything comes off so grounded and so true to her. And yet it's a character. It's such a funny blend.

Jen is the best. I mean, I loved y'all's episode with her. She's extraordinary. She really is a singular talent. You guys were talking on the podcast about how everything that comes out of her mouth just feels so real and I couldn't agree more. She's so smart. She's very funny. And yet everything comes off so grounded and so true to her. And yet it's a character. It's such a funny blend.

Like Devin feels like Jen, but also feels like Devin, if that makes sense in the best way.

Like Devin feels like Jen, but also feels like Devin, if that makes sense in the best way.

Like Devin feels like Jen, but also feels like Devin, if that makes sense in the best way.

That's a great question. We didn't know each other beforehand. And if we remember, the first season was in the height of COVID times. So I think we met in the testing tent the first time, like in hazmat suits, basically, you know, getting our COVID test to work. And through our face shields, we're trying to discuss Rick and Devin's history. That was hard, man.

That's a great question. We didn't know each other beforehand. And if we remember, the first season was in the height of COVID times. So I think we met in the testing tent the first time, like in hazmat suits, basically, you know, getting our COVID test to work. And through our face shields, we're trying to discuss Rick and Devin's history. That was hard, man.

That's a great question. We didn't know each other beforehand. And if we remember, the first season was in the height of COVID times. So I think we met in the testing tent the first time, like in hazmat suits, basically, you know, getting our COVID test to work. And through our face shields, we're trying to discuss Rick and Devin's history. That was hard, man.

That was hard, but I know it's been said before, but it really, I think, added to that dystopian feel of the show. I mean, for me, showing up and we couldn't hug each other and we could only take our masks off when the cameras were rolling and the poor crew was just covered head to toe in strange futuristic gear. For me, it added to the strange severancy vibe of the show. Yeah.

That was hard, but I know it's been said before, but it really, I think, added to that dystopian feel of the show. I mean, for me, showing up and we couldn't hug each other and we could only take our masks off when the cameras were rolling and the poor crew was just covered head to toe in strange futuristic gear. For me, it added to the strange severancy vibe of the show. Yeah.

That was hard, but I know it's been said before, but it really, I think, added to that dystopian feel of the show. I mean, for me, showing up and we couldn't hug each other and we could only take our masks off when the cameras were rolling and the poor crew was just covered head to toe in strange futuristic gear. For me, it added to the strange severancy vibe of the show. Yeah.

Yeah. I mean, I didn't know you, Adam, and I didn't know Jen. And how do you create relationships when they don't exist? It's a tough one. I think there's a lot of yes to ending that just happens. I mean, if you are an actor and an improviser, there's just kind of going with the vibe that's happening and not kind of saying no to things, but just giving over to what Adam and Jen were doing. And

Yeah. I mean, I didn't know you, Adam, and I didn't know Jen. And how do you create relationships when they don't exist? It's a tough one. I think there's a lot of yes to ending that just happens. I mean, if you are an actor and an improviser, there's just kind of going with the vibe that's happening and not kind of saying no to things, but just giving over to what Adam and Jen were doing. And

Yeah. I mean, I didn't know you, Adam, and I didn't know Jen. And how do you create relationships when they don't exist? It's a tough one. I think there's a lot of yes to ending that just happens. I mean, if you are an actor and an improviser, there's just kind of going with the vibe that's happening and not kind of saying no to things, but just giving over to what Adam and Jen were doing. And

And then I would also credit you, Ben, and Aoife a lot that first season of just allowing a lot of different takes of choices. I mean, I remember, Ben, you would early on just be like, try one this way. Now try one that way. Now try this. And just trusting that you guys were going to also edit some of that together because we didn't know the tone yet. I think we all had a guess.

And then I would also credit you, Ben, and Aoife a lot that first season of just allowing a lot of different takes of choices. I mean, I remember, Ben, you would early on just be like, try one this way. Now try one that way. Now try this. And just trusting that you guys were going to also edit some of that together because we didn't know the tone yet. I think we all had a guess.