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and is distributed by NPR. It's Bullseye, I'm Jesse Thorne. My first guest this week is Allison Breed.

My first guest this week is Allison Breed. She's a very talented actor more than capable in both comedy and drama.

Her work includes the TV shows Mad Men, Community, and Glow.

Also movies like Promising Young Woman, the LEGO movie The Post Spined Me Round.

And there's probably nobody performing today who can smile uneasily through discomfort like Alice and Bree can smile uneasily through discomfort, like Alice and Bree can smile

un easily through discomfort. It's an astonishing talent. These days you can see

her on the new show Apples Never Fall. It's a crime drama based on the best-selling mystery novel of the same

name. The show follows four adult siblings as they piece together the mystery behind their

mother's disappearance. The siblings are Troy, Brooke, Logan, and Amy. The parents are played by Annette

Benning and Sam Neil, Heavyweights. Allison, my guest, plays Amy. Amy has a reputation for A. text messages. This clip comes from the show's pilot. It's been days since any of the

siblings have heard from their mom. Amy's starting to worry.

Something bad has happened to her and I don't want you saying...

Reacting Amy? I I left five messages.

Gob's a text, no word from the woman who usually calls us back in five minutes.

I'm with you, Amy, it's weird.

I texted her too. They're all unread, but maybe she's just busy.

Or maybe her phone is broken.

Simplest explanation.

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