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“What are the unanswered questions you want to tackle in Season Two?”
“Where did you start with creating Alice?”
“Sarah Shatz/Disney What was your relationship with work like during New Girl , and how does that compare to Furious ?”
“The finale is officially out in the world.”
“Meriwether on set with Rossum.”
“I did speak to a lot of people directly — [female FBI agents and women who have been trafficked].”
“Meriwether says Petticrew delivers an “incredible performance” as Catherine.”
“Mentally, at that point, I felt like I was also trapped in Jay Easton’s house.”
“And the other one has done that by trying to help people and trying to work within the justice system.”
“She is a domestic abuse survivor, but she’s seeking out physical violence in a sexual way from partners.”
“Unfortunately, there’s a lot of issues that are still out there to talk about with these kinds of crimes.”
“And how does this central relationship change the characters’ ideas of justice and healing?”
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““I [felt] nervous and exposed, because for me as a writer, it was such a new genre,” she says.”
“And watching babies fart was definitely helping me.”
“We’ve been having such great conversations in the writers room.”
“What kind of emotional impact did writing this show have on you?”
“This isn’t exactly a show you can take home with you in a healthy way.”
“When we meet her, she’s about a year or two out of an abusive relationship.”
“It’s hard to watch the women who experience abuse then experience another layer of guilt about their own recovery.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Post-Mortem ‘Furious’ Creator Liz Meriwether on the Season 1 Finale, Funny FBI Agents, and Farting Babies The showrunner takes us inside the making of her acclaimed crime procedural-thriller and the challenges of writing about abuse and trauma.”