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00:00We just wanted to say thank you so much for coming, obviously, and genuinely say we have such a fun
00:08time making this show.
00:10We actually love each other very, very much, and it's just such a treat to know that people love watching
00:16it as much as we love making it.
00:18That's not always the case, so it's really thrilling to be here with you guys and celebrate it.
00:24Everyone in the pool.
00:26Oh, my God. I'm going to stay out just because of, like, my nose is running. Tim?
00:32Yeah, thank you very much for being here. A huge shout-out to our Los Angeles-based crew.
00:38It's a real joy to be able to shoot in the best city in the entire world.
00:47Season 3, well, he's feeling really confident. He's feeling on very solid ground with Joanne, and he's excited about the
00:59future, and he's taking a big bite out of it.
01:00Well, like I said, it's full steam ahead, and they're moving in together. He's fighting for his old job, and,
01:10you know, they're committed is what I'll say.
01:13She's converting to Judaism, and, you know, they're looking ahead towards a life together and a family, and there's a
01:22lot less of can we and a lot more of how should we.
01:30Always a plant. I love a plant as a gift. Not flowers. Those are so, you know, temporary. Plant, cactus,
01:39succulent, really, can last, you know, a long, long time.
01:43So I love that, and I never am like, oh, I have too many. Familial, you know?
01:50It's always been warm. It's always been fun, but I think it's like, we're really in each other's lives now,
01:59and I mean that in the best sense.
02:01You can expect it to be a really romantic season. Season 2 was them working out the kinks. It's sort
02:08of post those three months of, like, honeymoon stage where you don't really know each other yet.
02:13Season 2 was, this is the hard part of figuring out what, if we could actually make it work, and
02:18season 3 is what it looks like to make it work.
02:20I think we test the boundaries of Morgan and Sasha's friendship and figure out what their feelings are there, if
02:28there are any, and Esther learns what it's like to be on the dating scene as a single mother out
02:37in the world in L.A., and it maybe isn't as easy as she thought it was going to be.
02:40I mean, everything is a learning curve. I learned a lot. Season 1, I would say it's like, I was
02:45like a baby thrown into a pool learning how to swim, and I drowned a few times, and then now
02:50I know how to swim.
02:52And I think collaborating with each other is a much, it's a smooth process now.
02:58So I love, like, candle holders, kitchen towels is a good one. There's a store in L.A. that I've
03:06been getting all my home gifts for, which is called Coop, and it's a great one on Beverly. That's where
03:12I get all my housewarming gifts.
03:13It starts out dealing with this sort of trial separation that he and Esther are on, and I think one
03:20of the biggest things that I maybe didn't notice at the time but have noticed since watching is that I
03:25think there is like a, there's like a lot of maturing going on, not just for, for Sasha, but for,
03:31I think, for some of the other people there too.
03:33I really like playing in ensembles, and it's a really incredible ensemble, both cast and crew, and that is honestly,
03:44like, the best days on set are when, like, the five or seven or nine of us are all together.
03:51It's almost like he's being forced into it, just like, you just gotta rip the bandaid off, it's one of
03:55those things, but I don't think he really wants to be doing it, and much like if I were thrown
03:59into the dating scene,
04:01I've been married for a long time, I wouldn't know what to say or do, a good bottle of wine,
04:06and more expensive than you would buy for yourself, like, get something that they're gonna, like, think twice about opening,
04:13it's like, maybe we should open this, and they, ah, maybe we make it a little bit more special, that's
04:16a good one, a candle always kind of slaps, good candle.
04:20Like, she was toying with, I'm fun, I can be fun, why is everyone else, and then in season three
04:26she put her money where her mouth is, and is like, now I'm actually on the journey to discover who
04:34I am outside of being a wife and a mom, and asking myself the questions I never did, I just,
04:40so many of us just go through our lives.
04:42I genuinely learned what reflecting was, like, within the last few years, I was like, oh, to think back on
04:48the, but I did that already.
04:50I've always said in interviews, like, the main difference between me and Esther, because we do have a lot in
04:54common, we're both, you know, sort of opinionated, strong Jewish women, but our big difference is, like, I'm a clown.
05:03I, like, for me not to be making crazy faces and doing bits, it's like, that's just forever, and Esther
05:10is not that way, she is very sort of buttoned up, and what will the neighbors say?
05:15I have never once even considered what the neighbors would say, and so I think in season three, a little
05:21bit of, like, not goofiness, but there's such, she's so much more lighthearted.
05:27It's like an anvil's been lifted off her sternum.
05:30Her whole life has just been this, like, you need to wear the right thing, and you need to pick
05:33that up, and you need to, you know, and that is sort of this matriarch that she's been, and now
05:40she's sort of like, I'm on a date, and I don't know what to do.
05:43Don't make it weird.
05:46I guess it's not a spoiler to say she makes it weird.
05:50We just get such a kick out of each other.
05:52We love each other and support each other.
05:54It's really, I don't know, it feels like it's like some lightning in a bottle situation.
05:59I do.
06:00It's generally either, like, a Diptyque candle or a Votivo.
06:05You know, it's like, it's a little low-hanging and easy, but you always want one.
06:10You always need one.

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