00:00I don't think it's any breaking news that it has been four years since the first season came out.
00:05I actually kind of feel like it works in this situation where James is going through that mental fog, that
00:11lack of clarity.
00:13Did you find that having that four-year space between seasons actually kind of served you in an inverse way?
00:20I do. Yeah, I do.
00:22Not only from the point of view as an actor, but also as a producer on this show,
00:27there's just a lot of wisdom to be gained from the experience of the first season.
00:31And a lot of that wisdom is gained when you have the time to reflect upon what you did, what
00:38you got right,
00:39what maybe you would like to have gotten better if you had a second chance.
00:41And so, yeah, that was great.
00:44I had ample time to build up to kind of strip down weight so it looked like a guy who's
00:51been starving on a boat for a while.
00:52So that was helpful.
00:53Having that big four-year break.
00:55Story-wise, it's good for Katie because, you know, a lot happened to her in the first season that was,
01:01like, kind of traumatic.
01:04And as a result, she's gotten really good on the gun.
01:09And she's also increased her situational awareness because of everything that happened.
01:14So she's been given the time to have gotten better at those kind of things.
