Rob Mahoney

It's upstairs.

It's in the creepy room with the boogeyman, whatever it is.

I'm not going to fight you on it.

Thank you.

Everything about life in general would be better without the cell phone connection.

And yet here we are tethered to them.

I think it is scarier somehow that Lauren wasn't possessed or afflicted by something supernatural, and it is just like she had a stroke and a psychotic break.

If that's all there is, maybe there's more to it.

Maybe it's a deeper, darker story than that.

But I think...

I mean, you and I share, I think, a bond over these sorts of supernatural type stories.

And when something just like very human and normal, but also depressing and tragic happens within them, it can be like the most gutting element.

And that's where kind of my mind went in hearing what it seems happened to Lauren.

It is very on brand for us.

But yeah, I just love the treatment of it within those sorts of concepts.

And like, it doesn't feel...

out of scope with the genre trappings of this show.

It felt true to what the story is and has been.

And the idea that of all of these secrets of, you know, dead slash undead founders who were buried alive, of like all of the mysteries of the island, that some are just like family mysteries that become this larger than life legendary kind of thing.

I mean, he's had been having like so much slapstick fun all season.