I'm Alan Alder, and this is clear and vivid conversations about connecting and communicating.

Well, we started the, our writer's room, I really love this small but very gifted staff that we have

so same writers from season one and everyone's continuing to be really generous with sharing

their own experiences from their own marriages and their own friendships and so we're we're

trying to figure out what we can do in season two. We're in our second week working together.

It was certainly easier when we had the template of your excellent screenplay.

So now we have to kind of continue to honor that tone.

We're trying to figure out, yeah, like, what's enough story that people want to keep watching,

but not so much story that it feels like, oh, well,

now we're in outer space. We're not, this is not feeling like real life anymore. So we're

going to do our best. We're going to do our best. That's Tina Faye. A reimagining of a movie

I made over 40 years ago, the four seasons, has been a big hit for Netflix.

And she and I have fun talking about how she went about updating the story for a new generation.

And now that Netflix is given the go-ahead for a second season, I wonder where the story will go from here.

And so does she.

Teen, I'm so happy for you you four seasons, the series on Netflix, hit number one worldwide. I love that worldwide part.

Thank you, Alan. We obviously could never have done it without you.

Without the movie.

Well, the movie that I wrote 44 years ago now, I think.

Well, it really holds up.

The movie that is now also available on Netflix.

I know.

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