00:00I know McCarron has written about Ko and his life before Slough House in The List and Nobody Walks,
00:06so would you ever be open to reprising the role in like a Better Call Saul style prequel project?
00:11Have there been any discussions? I think he is so odd when we get to him. I would love to
00:20know,
00:20I would love people to know why he's like that because it is so extreme and awful what he's gone
00:30through that I think it would be so cool because you get to show pre-torture Ko.
00:44He has such an evolution from this reserved sort of brooding man we meet in season four. What are you
00:50going to miss most about playing him?
00:54The not talking. I really loved not talking. I've always wanted to do a part where you don't say much.
01:06Um, and in in because I started in theater, you know, you you have these this amazing language and these
01:14long speeches and and that I love.
01:17Uh, but whenever you love something you grass is always greener and so to get to play the opposite was
01:24was really really special.
01:28Looking back at the three seasons is there maybe a favorite scene or line that holds a special place in
01:33your heart?
01:34The line for me would would be when we when when the two of us are in the car together
01:39and and I and I offer up like the more people I kill the more human I think I feel
01:45does that make me a psychopath because I always wanted to say that at some point.
01:50I just I came I had it was an idea I had yeah um and and and and I was
01:57I was really pleased that they were like they let me say it because I think it it's small but
02:03it might just go a little way to explaining what on earth's going on with him.
02:28You
