Miranda Sawyer

You don't see it on the show.

You know, American shows have loads of episodes.

It's not like here where we do like six and we go, okay, that's all.

Yeah, absolutely.

You know, they go on for ages.

If you're someone like Sarah Michelle Gellar, you're in everything.

You know, it's not like you're really getting much time off because the whole thing revolves around you.

But also even Alison Hannigan, you know, you're just constantly in it all the time.

And one of the actors points out, Spike, the character, James Masters, sorry, he's got an R in there.

Yeah, yeah.

Masters, who plays Spike, says the thing that's difficult about it is you're given a script and you have to do it.

So within a film, you might negotiate a little bit because you've got more time.

But you're given a script, you have to do it.

You're given a script, you have to do it.

There's no negotiation.

And Joss Whedon is not somebody who will let you alter the script.

So you have to do it, even if you think, hmm.

I'm not sure about this.

Yeah.

Let's talk Spike.