Rob Mahoney

necessarily making light of what Robbie is going through.

And this is where anywhere you can find it, like a little joke, a little barb, a little something just to keep us feeling like engaged and alive and not like we're all about to be driven like buffalo off of the cliff.

Thanks, Joe.

That's very sweet.

Something about we've seen lots of characters cry on the pit and almost cry on the pit.

Something about Perla with tears in her eyes watching the fireworks at the end of this kind of day.

really hit me yeah I think overall yeah there's a lot of stuff in this episode that doesn't work there are a lot of individual character arcs I'm not super pleased with some of the big emotional stuff did and I think some of that is like Robbie oriented some of its baby Jane Doe oriented some of it's just little things like this where it's like a character we have this kind of time spent with who I care about and just seeing her like have a moment of emotional outburst if that

I thought this was pretty Dana light, actually.

Like she is in the mix consistently and she's going around figuring out if there's like a way for somebody to foster baby Jane Doe.

Unsurprisingly, not a lot of takers on that one for this staff of people.

Yeah, I mean, they've got a lot going on.

Completely.

Yeah.

Did you feel any whiplash at all by the Dana-Robbie dynamic in this episode?

Because we've just seen for episodes on end, hours on end in their shift, they've just been like going at each other.

They've been trading those sorts of barbs.

They've just been like at each other's throats.

This episode starts...

And it's just like they're just cutting up like old times.

And maybe it's just like all that tension is sort of fizzled out as they've gotten exhausted.