Walter Chow

Of course not.

I like ambiguous films.

I like Andy years.

I like all this stuff, but,

Really, the entire character of Austin, I don't entirely understand his motivations.

I don't understand why he's doing whatever.

I thought he was going to be the sweet kid who has regrets.

But then he takes full advantage of the situation that is in.

But then he doesn't and he wants to do the right thing.

But then he doesn't.

I guess I don't need characters to be black and white.

But I do need characters to not be so divided.

Yeah, he reminds me of Two-Face in the Batman comics.

Right?

It's like, you know, I would not have been surprised if he pulled out like a scarred quarter at some point and just started flipping it to decide what he was going to be for that episode.

I don't know that you can show introspection that easily at that point.

And I think the same goes with this other character, Woosh, who's played by a big star.

He's a rapper, right?

Yeah, and when you talk about F-Boys, that's really just what he's there for, to take off his shirt and provide whatever.

And I feel like this is very broad.