You're about to go to battle.
- Mark it. - Mark.
We ad-libbed quite a lot of the jokey bits.
What rooms stunk like cheese farts?
The cast was so welcoming and lovely and warm.
That day was so hard!
- Who are we? - MMC!
- I can't hear you! - MMC!
- Who are we? - MMC!
I don't even feel like I look like myself.
I look so scary.
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But Command was unequivocal.
Under no circumstances are we to allow
Phoebe to fall under U.N. control.
Prepare your team for drop.
I think I'd been strutting for like a few days at that point, and
my voice, naturally can tend to be a little more like husky.
And on that day, it was almost to the point of "We can't hear you."
That's the moment you waited for, you're finally going to war.
Breck, the director, he only made me do like
the very power, intense
projection
maybe three or four times.
Yeah. It was all about camera movement and stuff in that scene.
- Who are we? - MMC!
- I can't hear you! - MMC!
- Who are we? - MMC!
Frankie's physicality is part of what we liked about her,
part of what made us interested in her for this role.
And she is an amateur boxer,
she's physically imposing, she's tall, she's...
not thin or waifish,
and she has a real strength and
athleticism to just the way she moves.
Someday.
You never feel like she's afraid when people confront her,
and that was really important,
we couldn't have her backing away from people,
we couldn't have her shrinking when somebody steps toward her.
When people moved toward her, she moves toward them.
And she really brings than to the role.
- All right, kids. Keep it business. - Well put, Gunny.
Bobby's leadership is really nice for me to tap into, because
I'm usually the youngest on set, so as Bobby it was fun to be
the woman in charge,
and say what she wants to say, and have presence of mind.
I use weapons as weapons.
- Alex! - Yeah.
What's the emergency?
Okay, it's kind of an emergency.
The lasagna scene.
It was a great time for all of us.
We had a hoot and a holler.
So I'm thinking to myself...
It's nice, it's a moment that we don't
really have very often in this show.
What we're dealing with is so serious all the time.
Vee-o-walla!
That's lasagna.
It's "voila".
Alex is much more of a...
a family man.
It's a Kamal family recipe.
It's a staple of the Mariner Valley.
He's the guy who just watches and waits, and then when his family
starts to crack and bristle
he'll get in and go "Whoa, whoa, whoa..."
Hey guys, come on. Let's have us some lasagna.
It's not bad, Martian.
It was nice. Just as an actor,
it was just a kind of a change of energy.
Real cheddar, from real cows.
Lots of improv that was thrown in,
just a small fraction of it made it into the final cut.
I hope we have a good editor for this scene.
It was a great opportunity for us to
reconnect as a cast, 'cause we hadn't seen each other in a while.
It was a great opportunity for the characters to bond in a way
that we have not yet bonded at all.
Peace, love and brotherhood, for as long as that lasted.
Kind of really illustrated
how Miller has really
grown closer to this group of people,
when you know, when you meet him
you just feel like something like that
is just seemingly impossible.
I busted that cartel.
Yeah, it was me and Star Helix.
He's like this
uninvited uncle that like, won't leave the couch, you know?
Like, he's here and everyone's a bit like, eh...
You know, Miller's an outsider, he's not a part of our group.
Nobody saw nothin'.
Initially Amos doesn't really have anything
against Miller, he saved us.
And he kinda likes Miller's style in a lot of ways.
Miller's the one that has a problem with Amos.
If you and I...
have something we need to get sorted out,
we should get to that.
Miller has made it clear
that he is going to disrupt the harmony
of this new family that Amos developed.
- We're here now. - With the anger that he has towards me
because I killed his partner.
You shot my friend,
like some street rat.
When Amos comes to Miller he's not really angry at Miller.
But he realizes that he has something to work out,
and he wants to get that taken care of either way,
to get that energy out of their crew.
If you need to square up,
you know where I am.
Otherwise, you should move on.
Because you're poisoning the air on...
The development in Amos in season two
has been really a lot of fun for us as writers and...
and seeing in come out on screen has been great.
Stay down, Miller.
Here's a guy who...
who believes that
he's not capable of really distinguishing between right and wrong.
But, he's a good enough person deep down
that he attaches himself to people he believes are good.
Amos!
Amos, stop.
In the first season Naomi was the only person that Amos trusted.
Hey, what's the deal with you and Naomi?
You two an item or something?
An item?
But, going through what he went through with Holden,
he realizes Holden wants to be a good man,
he wants to do the right thing.
The protomolecule.
What are we gonna do with it?
He's gained Amos' respect and trust.
And so, at the beginning of episode one,
he has qualified himself in Amos' view to be the captain.
So he accepts that, and lets Holden be the leader,
because he trusts him to be that.
We're not going in blind.
Tycho first.
Cap's right.
It's a big deal.
Because he's acknowledging that, that here's another person
that I can follow, here's another person whose moral judgment...
I can trust him.
And so, that's the evolution of it.
And that, by the way, is gonna cause
issues in the end of the season.
Imagine, Amos trusts Naomi and Amos trusts Holden.
Well, what's gonna happen when Holden and Naomi
tells Amos to do different things?
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