Sam Brigger

Which was an actual location with hundreds of kids walking around. Yeah.

Which was an actual location with hundreds of kids walking around. Yeah.

Which was an actual location with hundreds of kids walking around. Yeah.

10 complete takes.

10 complete takes.

10 complete takes.

Would you know after doing all your takes that you were kind of leaning towards one that you would eventually use or?

Would you know after doing all your takes that you were kind of leaning towards one that you would eventually use or?

Would you know after doing all your takes that you were kind of leaning towards one that you would eventually use or?

I wanted to play another clip from the show, and this comes from episode four, which is really about the fallout that the family is dealing with having their son accused of murder. It's a really devastating episode, and I wanted to play a part of – a scene between your character and your wife, who's played by Christine Tremarco.

I wanted to play another clip from the show, and this comes from episode four, which is really about the fallout that the family is dealing with having their son accused of murder. It's a really devastating episode, and I wanted to play a part of – a scene between your character and your wife, who's played by Christine Tremarco.

I wanted to play another clip from the show, and this comes from episode four, which is really about the fallout that the family is dealing with having their son accused of murder. It's a really devastating episode, and I wanted to play a part of – a scene between your character and your wife, who's played by Christine Tremarco.

And, like, you're basically trying to figure out, like, how did we get here? How did things go so wrong? And what could you have possibly done differently? So let's hear that scene.

And, like, you're basically trying to figure out, like, how did we get here? How did things go so wrong? And what could you have possibly done differently? So let's hear that scene.

And, like, you're basically trying to figure out, like, how did we get here? How did things go so wrong? And what could you have possibly done differently? So let's hear that scene.

That's from Adolescence, the final episode of the show. This episode is devastating. And the show is going to stay with me, I think, forever, a very long time. And it's really hard to watch. It's really well made. It's really compelling. But you go through a lot of very intense emotions in this episode. Like you have a complete breakdown at one point.

That's from Adolescence, the final episode of the show. This episode is devastating. And the show is going to stay with me, I think, forever, a very long time. And it's really hard to watch. It's really well made. It's really compelling. But you go through a lot of very intense emotions in this episode. Like you have a complete breakdown at one point.

That's from Adolescence, the final episode of the show. This episode is devastating. And the show is going to stay with me, I think, forever, a very long time. And it's really hard to watch. It's really well made. It's really compelling. But you go through a lot of very intense emotions in this episode. Like you have a complete breakdown at one point.

Like, as an actor, how hard is that to go through? I guess, like, is there an aftermath that you have to reckon with after doing that kind of performance?

Like, as an actor, how hard is that to go through? I guess, like, is there an aftermath that you have to reckon with after doing that kind of performance?