Was it difficult for you to transition from shows like "One Tree Hill," to "Chicago P.D.," to "Good Sam," since all three represent such different character backgrounds?
No. That's my job, and more so than working on the shows and researching aspects of these women's lives, their professional careers, whether for Brooke Davis, that meant going to New York as often as I could in shadowing fashion designers and going to Fashion Week and really learning about their work. For Erin Lindsay, [it was] shadowing women in law enforcement and also learning a lot about addiction because of her past, or for Sam Griffith, who is perhaps my favorite, my favorite lady following these incredible doctors throughout surgeries and lecturers and teaching, and really seeing the ways in which those people are dedicated to saving lives every day it's been such an ultimate privilege.
In the midst of these TV characters, I've been off making films about plenty of other different women. It's really the joy of my life to be able to do research and to learn about what makes people tick. It's the reason I started "Work in Progress" and that podcast was what gave me the idea to call the girls and say, "I think we should do a 'One Tree Hill' podcast." It's really the curiosity at the core of everything for me.
You mentioned Sam Griffith — how has "Good Sam" changed your outlook on the television industry now that you are a producer, as well as the lead character?
"Good Sam" has proven the thing that I always knew was possible to be true, that you can build a work environment where everyone is respected and where people love coming to work every day, and where we work our asses off, but we laugh a lot and people feel valued and appreciated, and we collaborate all day. Everyone's ideas are valid. Everyone on that set is important. I always knew we could do it. I've always operated under that ethos, and it's a pretty incredible thing to finally be in a room where everyone else does too.
Yeah. And you can definitely see that through the screen and the show. That's fantastic.
I'm so glad.
Can you give fans any hints on upcoming episodes of Good Sam? I know you're coming back [this week].
Oh my goodness. The end of this season is quite a rollercoaster. The tug of war that begins happening between Caleb and Malcolm over Sam is quite interesting. The family drama continues to evolve in a way that I'm really proud of, the conversations that we're having, and the things that we're examining are themes that so many people can relate to and issues that so many people have been through. There's also going to be quite a bit of laughter, there'll be tears, there'll be laughs. It's a wild ride.
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