Jordan.

What's also so weird is, is like, like, especially last season with, with young Colton, we would, some of what I, what I shot for like episode two or three is also being played in episodes eight or nine.

So it's like, there are things that we filmed that are just spread out through the whole show.

And that's just the coolest thing ever.

Not only that, um, Also, with the nature of this show, which is so cool, it's like we all are our own in our own worlds anyway.

So it's like we're it feels like we're filming all different projects like ours is our own thing.

They got the 20s and sometimes these are in the same day.

absolutely Jordan do you feel kind of like as an actor you're in present and really maybe not thinking about the audience as much while you're making the way home but like there's so much happening with the audience these days like different ways to watch things and everything do you you feel like from a storyteller perspective you are thinking about the audience a lot more now say than five years ago so to speak

Yeah

... like, our writers and, you know, people who are, or our moms in, you know, in the crew.

Um, but yeah, like, like Julia said, it was, it was quite challenging and, like, what a journey, and, uh, we just wanted to share it as honestly as possible.

And, and, you know, what, what a challenging but also great topic to explore in a, a show like this and to show just, again, how complex their, their lives and their journey together has been, um, which only explains to how, you know, things manifest in the future.

They're part of it

it... is when I, like, y- you know, look under the hashtag or see, you know, posts about The Way Home and just how much community is there in the comments, and how this show has brought people together, families together.

I mean, even when I was forcing my parents to catch up to the show before season three's premiere, it brought me closer to them, because it's like how cool is that element of, of meeting your, your mom as a teenager and being her friend? It just, like, humanizes everybody, and it, it-