In today's episode, we examine one of the most tragic human octopus love stories in existence.

Howdy?

I'm Jeff Goldsman, and this is the Q&A.

My agenda is simple.

Each week, I plan to bring you in-depth insights into the creative process of storytelling.

And, folks, it is tragic.

Let's admit it.

And Tilda Swinton's voice work was incredible.

But I love the TV show show the boys and it was an

absolute pleasure to have an episode with director katrina mackenzie talking about her pentultimate

episode of season four episode seven the insider the boys is just one of those perfect comic book

adaptations and i've i've been blown away by it. The writing is spectacular.

The directing is spectacular. The acting, just everything about it. I just, I absolutely love this

show. So this was a really fun episode for me. And Katrina's a good interview because she has

experience working with comic book intellectual properties. She's also directed dramas.

She has a really good diverse background as a

director, and she brought all that, of course, to this episode. Without a doubt, Katrina was very

forthcoming about her creative process and what it took to get this episode made, and it was

complicated. One sequence in particular that we talk about took 10 days to shoot, which is usually

how long an entire episode of television is sometimes recorded.

But that was just one scene, so it's kind of crazy.

But this was a great interview with a lot of in-depth insights into how the boys gets made.

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