From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:
Link: Wynonna Earp: Why Dani Kind is so happy to be back in Purgatory
“She wasn’t in it a lot but there was something between her and Wynonna. They said they were friends but the way it was written the connection was something else. It was sort of like ‘why do these women even like each other? They are so different!’” Continue reading.
From Kelly Townsend of The TV Junkies:
Link: Killjoys: Kelly McCormack on Dutch and Zeph’s growing trust
“I love all my stuff with Dutch and there’s more of it to come. It really has such a beautiful, altruistic, positive power behind it because we’re so different, but we both seem to have the exact same philosophical views on what we want and what we want for our found family.” Continue reading.
From Heather M. of TV Goodness:
Link: Kelly McCormack talks Killjoys Season 4
“This is the problem when you get close to people. When your personal and professional lives overlap, you have to negotiate what those feelings are. She can’t treat Pip like a science experiment. She can’t stay detached, which is what her MO is.†Continue reading.
From Heather M. of TV Goodness:
Link: Director Stephanie Morgenstern talks Killjoys “It Takes a Pillageâ€
“Killjoys was also the perfect segue [from] directing on X Company because I felt I was among family. On top of Adam Barken and Julie Puckrin, I knew Mike and a handful of the crew from working with them in Budapest on X Company…so I didn’t have to face the awkward prospect of parachuting into a roomful of strangers and having to earn their trust from scratch. I realize a lot of emerging directors don’t have this advantage, so I feel seriously lucky it came together this way.†Continue reading.Â
From Heather M. of TV Goodness:
Link: Derek Robertson talks Killjoys’ “It Takes a Pillage”
“[The idea came from] something my grandfather said to me once. He had an alcoholic father. He never got too deep into it but he told me once that his most important job was to be a better father to his kids than his dad was and my dad’s job was to be better than him, and if I ever had kids, I should be better than him, and then one day maybe some generation will have it all figured out.” Continue reading.
From Kelly Townsend of The TV Junkies:
Link: Killjoys: Derek Robertson talks “It Takes a Pillage”
“We’re all so close in the writing room that when I brought that initial idea into the room we all just started diving deep into each others feelings about becoming like our parents, or the worries you can carry as a parent inadvertently passing certain traits down to your child, and how those fears of falling into a cycle would manifest themselves in D’avin.” Continue reading.
Link: Killjoys: Kelly McCormack on being a hero and Zeph’s self-doubt
“The first four episodes were so science heavy, and it’s funny because even as I was reading them, I didn’t even interpret them as Zeph was saving the day.” Continue reading.
