Just because maybe they like that Fraser kissed after the concert.

Why do you think some people would be upset?

But also, I think that it can upset people, and also maybe satisfy some people as well. But then it’s kind of cool when we see this. It’s like they’re never going to get together. I mean, there’s pent-up tension, I think, throughout the entire series, but then it’s answered in episode three. It’s such a satisfying moment for them, and also especially for the audience. It’s all over the place, and it’s like they’re learning about each other as they’re doing this, but it’s also this final answer. You notice how it’s not a picturesque kiss. It’s supposed to seem like this innocent discovery of each other. Did you, Jordan, and Luca have conversations about how to play that scene? I really do miss that kind of thing.Īt the end of the episode, Fraser and Cate kiss, which was something they always swore they were not going to do. I took it for granted, but it was such a great experience. People were coughing and sneezing and smoking cigarettes, and it was so breathy and hot and humid, and then going out into snowy Bologna was so nice. You know something, I definitely took that for granted, that visceral experience of being in a room full of people. Since most of us have not been able to go to concerts and packed clubs for a long time, there was something extra-exciting about watching that sequence in the finale at the Blood Orange concert.

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