Lizard182

I just want to say that this is one of the most fascinating shows I've come across. I find myself amazed every time Tatiana Maslany is pulling off so many complex and unique individuals. My questions are:

1. What was the casting process like for the clones? Was it difficult to find someone like Maslany that you felt could fill the shoes of all these different people?

2. I've heard a lot of shows figure out their plot as they go. Do you already have a good idea of where you're taking the overall series story arc?

In Arizona, people act like Covid never happened.

"Prior to their death." ಠ_ಠ

Hey guys, first off I want to say I love your work--you're some of my favorite comedy directors. I can't wait to see "The Last Man on Earth" tonight.

My question is, what made you decide to do a story in the post-apocalytpic genre? As much as I love the genre, its quite overdone these days. What do you feel makes "The Last Man on Earth" unique to the genre?

Ah yeah, you're right. I was thinking there were still a few alive.