He will spend the entirety of the interview episode being asked, "Do you really think this is a viable business model?" and his answer will sound less and less convincing every time.
Titan Books published companion volumes for each season with cast and crew interviews, episode descriptions and behind-the-scenes photos.
And Work of Art contestant exit interviews: Episode 1: Amanda Williams Episode 2: Trong Nguyen Episode 3: Judith Braun Episode 4: Nao Bustamante and John Parot Episode 5: Jaime Lynn Henderson.
And Work of Art contestant exit interviews: Episode 1: Amanda Williams Episode 2: Trong Nguyen Episode 3: Judith Braun Episode 4: Nao Bustamante and John Parot Episode 5: Jaime Lynn Henderson Episode 6: Erik Johnson Episode 7: Ryan Schultz Episode 8: Mark Velasquez Episode 9: Nicole Nadeau.
And Work of Art contestant exit interviews: Episode 1: Amanda Williams Episode 2: Trong Nguyen Episode 3: Judith Braun Episode 4: Nao Bustamante and John Parot Episode 5: Jaime Lynn Henderson Episode 6: Erik Johnson Episode 7: Ryan Schultz.
Irritability was defined as a score of ≥4 ("irritable at times during interview, recent episodes of anger or annoyance on ward") on the YMRS irritability item (item 5; possible score range from 0 "absent" to 8 "hostile, uncooperative; interview impossible"; Young et al. 1978).
In an interview with episode writer, Alan McCullough, he described the episode as a "great team show", and a "visual effects spectacular".
Was there any interview or episode that singularly made an impression on you?
Like all Merrion's celebrity encounters, the Timberlake interview (in episode two of the new series) is astonishing in its incongruity.
Trivia shared in interviews between episodes were nerd catnip, of course.
While the show will center around one in-depth interview per episode, don't expect one continuous, 60-minute chat.
