Alison Brie on Masters of the Universe, Evil-Lyn's Power & Entering Her Villain Era

If you’re looking at a “shows canceled too soon” list, there’s a good chance Netflix’s *GLOW* is on it. The **Liz Flahive** and **Carly Mensch**-created series first debuted on Netflix in 2017, and quickly had viewers falling in love with its electric ensemble packed with a wide array of big personalities. Alison Brie’s Ruth Wilder is a struggling actor who scores a rather unusual opportunity. In 1985, Ruth is cast in the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling. It's a show that's the first of its kind — a wrestling television show featuring all female wrestlers. Ruth and the rest of the cast, including Betty Gilpin’s Debbie, **Gayle Rankin**’s Sheila, **Jackie Tohn**’s Melrose, and **Sydelle Noel**’s Cherry, take their underdog wrestling production on an epic roller coaster ride that lands them in Las Vegas, performing GLOW matches live. Season 3 ends with a glimmer of hope for getting GLOW back on television, but we never got to see if Debbie and Bash’s (**Chris Lowell**) plan panned out because Netflix canceled *GLOW* in October 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, despite having renewed it for a fourth and final season. Not only are fans still thinking about *GLOW* seven years after it wrapped its run, but so are the show’s stars, like Alison Brie. While on the press circuit promoting her new movie, *Masters of the Universe*, Brie carved out the time to make her second appearance on Collider Ladies Night, and while discussing scene partners who made an indelible impression on her, she was moved to tears recalling her collaboration with *GLOW* co-star, Betty Gilpin. * * * Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.