Reunited and it feel so good.
But the second honeymoon on was short-lived, as we learned on Sunday’s episode titled “Honey.”
But Dwight escaped and then stopped Sherry from mowing down Ginny’s rangers with the SWAT van.
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love interest will continue to play a prominent role in season 6.
They also took us inside all facets of the episode while giving us intel on what to expect next.
IAN GOLDBERG:Well, there were a few factors behind the decision.
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ANDREW CHAMBLISS:I will say, definitively, they do not.
But yeah, they have nothing to do with the graffiti artists.
Let’s talk about the scene where they take back the SWAT van.
I loved it because it was like an old western stagecoach robbery scene.
Was that the inspiration for that?
ANDREW CHAMBLISS:Yeah, it definitely was a stagecoach robbery, a train robbery.
It was fun to shoot.
He was directing with glee.
And our crew’s so good, they shot that in six hours.
And she ultimately chooses this mission over the love of her life.
She never got closure for all the trauma that she endured there.
And so, she’s still carrying that with her.
He exercised those demons, Sherry has not.
I always love to play what if.
What happens in that scenario?
I think he probably would have let Sherry pull those guns, or he may have done it himself.
Andrew, you mentioned last week we’d have shades of “Easy Street” in this episode.
And then Dwight uses that torture tool that they used at the Sanctuary.
How did you guys decide on the torture music?
IAN GOLDBERG:It was our fantastic music supervisors.
They gave us some options and we liked that one.
We liked tonally that it felt like a cousin of “Easy Street.”
That was what we liked about it.
There’s no Spotify available?
ANDREW CHAMBLISS:Yeah.
IAN GOLDBERG:Wifi is not great.
Althea tells Dwight “You found your way back to her.
She’ll find her way back to you.”
Will we be seeing Sherry again this season?
IAN GOLDBERG:Yes, we will.
You’ll be seeing a lot more Sherry this season.
So this is not just a one and done.
She’s not just poking her head in, saying hello, and then she’s back out?
She’s part of this season?
IAN GOLDBERG:She is.
ANDREW CHAMBLISS:Yep.
IAN GOLDBERG:Yeah, it was.
It felt weirdly predictive.
Like we had this crystal ball.
But we got excited about that idea early on.
It just felt like a cool, modern riff on that.
At the end, we see the folks from the office building now with them.
What’s next for this group?
Are they all heading back to Morgan’s safe zone?
We’ll say this one isThere Will Be BloodmeetsFear the Walking Dead.
IAN GOLDBERG:There Will Be Walker Blood.
It’s going to put her head to head with Virginia.
We’re going to see how that’s evolved for her in the time sense.
