You know, like the idea that if someone has a problem with you, to the ground just falls out from beneath them.

Where I'm from, you find yourself all alone in life.

I am sort of a guy's girl, and I feel like Clara is as well.

And I don't think we see that a lot in female characters.

Actually.

God, I would really love to do that.

Are you threatening me?

Fucking right I am.

You really started something.

I play Lara Axelrod married to Bobby Axelrod, who happens to have a little bit of money thing I like about Laura's that she grew up in a working class family was a nurse, and she has this edge to her that is bit different than someone who perhaps would have been born into money.

She's a lovely person, but use don't cross her.

You can't be there.

I stopped trying.

What do we say to Chef Ryan?

Thank you.

She's also very much a family girl.

They have their two kids that they love, and she owns a restaurant where she has both her sister's as her and boys get your sweet ass in for dinner service, you know?

So she's kind of a little bit of everything.

You deserve a Nobel Prize.

You're gonna make any show great.

It's the relationships that we really care about the most.

Think of all the good we're doing it because they both worked for it.

They've grown at the same pace.

Now they are this massively powerful couple kind of rule in New York City.

Lyric has quite eloquently taken on this new role.

I guess some woman just don't have what it takes and some now.