beTREYal with Jenny Bicks... (S3 E16 "Frenemies")
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What intimacy issues do Charlotte and Trey face in 'Frenemies'?
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Today, fun, fun guest. She is returning, the fantastic writer, Jenny Bix. She wrote the incredible episode, Frenemies, which aired on October 1st in the year 2000. So we're going to rewatch with Jenny and hear all of her reminiscing and talk about the process in the writer's room. So enjoy, everyone. Thanks for joining us. we're here we're talking to jenny biggs about here it's frenemies we're talking about frenemies which is like such an incredible episode i'm so thrilled that i have you to talk to about it i can't believe like i i was so pleased to re-watch it because i'm really proud of it like it's amazing a really good episode but let's talk about you in that episode I was dying. I did not remember that that was this episode at all.
I hadn't remembered that either. I was like, yes, girl, you go. But also you wrote it. So, yes, girl, you go. OK, let's let's both go. But I did not have to do a scene on camera. Oh, I was panicked. So panicked. So nervous about that scene. Plastically. Thank you. I am happy. It's one of those ones, thank goodness. And I mean, it lives on in memes and whatnot, right? But it is really great within the episode, you know, to see it in its full context. And also watching them in order. And because I couldn't really remember what happened with Trey. I mean, I vaguely knew, but like seeing every episode again is super fascinating because of course, you know, they're so hampered by the fact that they won't talk it out.
That's like their central problem really is that they aren't open to, you know, he's really not open to discussing and going to therapy and doing all the things you would do. So she's got to like- What if I do this? What if I do that? And it's not exactly Charlotte's forte to discuss difficult things, you know? No, no, that's, she's got a lot of strengths, but that is not. Totally, totally, totally.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What intimacy issues do Charlotte and Trey face in 'Frenemies'?
0:00–8:31
2
Why was Kristin nervous during a specific scene in the episode?
8:31–8:49
3
How does Jenny Bicks relate the storyline to her own love life?
8:49–17:05
4
What makes 'Frenemies' a unique episode in the series?
17:05–18:37
5
How do the characters' relationships evolve throughout the episode?
18:37–48:20
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