Chatting with Ray Romano and Lisa Kudrow about their new series on Netflix No Good Deed, they talk to us about the story and their characters. We also chat about good and bad housing options.
In this insightful conversation, the speakers share personal stories about home-buying decisions, revealing how emotional memories and quirky details influence their choices. They reflect on the emotional attachment to childhood homes and how past experiences shape identity. The discussion then shifts to character development, focusing on Paul and Lydia’s evolving struggles, secrets, and redemption. The dynamic between characters is enriched by the addition of Dennis, who challenges Paul to confront his past. The conversation highlights the intersection of home, memory, and personal growth, offering a compelling look at the complexities of human relationships.
Linda Cardellini & Luke Wilson talked to us about their new Netflix show No Good Deed. They discuss their characters and then talk about bad vibes and haunted hotel rooms. @Netflix
They discuss their roles and the dynamics of their characters in a show. Margot is described as a ‘me first’ person, always seeking what benefits her, while JD is portrayed as a down-on-his-luck character struggling to maintain his relationships. The discussion also touches on themes of LA culture, narcissism, and how environments (like houses and hotels) can affect our mood. The speakers reflect on the strange, sometimes eerie vibes certain places emit, comparing them to real-life oddities in people’s behavior and relationships.
Abbi Jacobson and Liz Feldman chat about their new Netflix series No Good Deed. We talk about bad neighbors, bad housing choices and Ray Romano sneaks in to break up the interview, but no one cared! @BroadCity @Netflix
