Harley: Olivia and I begged our showrunner Tia Napolitano, who is incredible, for Mallory and Kate to kiss in the episode. I love the end of the show because when you see Mallory dancing, which was very scary for me to do, that’s her just feeling absolutely free, and happy that she’s able to be with this person she loves so much and also be truthful. Because at the end of the day Kate and Mallory are definitely soulmates, whether that’s as soulmate friends or as romantic soulmates, they’re meant to be together.
In’ 95, though she still feels guilty, she’s able to more enjoy her friendship with Kate. In ‘94, Mallory is an absolute mess internally.
You don’t see it too much in the season, but Mallory’s home life is not good at all. It’s not okay, but she made mistakes as a teenager, everybody does. She’s angsty and she’s tough, and she is a little bit of a bully towards Jeanette. Harley: In ‘93 I like to describe Mallory as the friend your parents are not stoked that you have. He doesn’t go to Ben expecting forgiveness or anything, but he goes to him like, hey I know something that can make your life a little better and I hope I can contribute in some way to your happiness … I don’t know if the people he’s hurt are in a position just yet. We explored that through other facets, like with Ben. Greg Turner teach him like, you don’t have to do this to protect the people you love. There was going to be a bit about how it’s set in Texas, and it was so simple for him to get this gun, and use it as this tool to try to defend the people around him. There was a story thread we were going to have about the gun in the glove compartment in the first episode that was cut for time. Unfortunately, we had a few bits that were cut storyline-wise. What we really wanted to explore throughout the season is what toxic masculinity might have looked like in the ‘90s. I think ‘95 is him acknowledging his past and dealing with it in a way that isn’t about him, but rather about the people that he’s hurt. Olivia: I had made up a whole backstory of where Kate was going to go and what she’s going to do, and I was wrong about pretty much all of it.Įach Character Has Changed Pretty Drastically Over the Seasonįroy: Jamie is a very simple boy at the beginning of everything. When I read episode 10, I called everybody just screaming, “I was right! I was right!” It connects later.” And I gasped, “Oh my god! I figured it out, I figured it out!” I definitely didn’t figure the whole thing out, but I was like no, she must have seen Mallory.
I was like, "Why are we switching bikes, this doesn’t make any sense, why wouldn’t I just take my own bike, it’s like three feet away.” And he was like “No no, you’re gonna switch bikes. At the time, I was confused because the director was so adamant that we had to switch bikes. A little connector for those who are going to watch this season back and figure out what they missed - in episode two, me and Mallory switch bikes, and if you listen carefully you hear me say, “That’s my bike, you’re on my bike.” And you watch Kate look directly at me on Mallory’s bike. Chiara Aurelia (Jeanette): I did actually guess the Mallory part of it in episode two, because our director slipped while talking to me and I freaked out.
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