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interview of the day. I'm just trying to look classy. Okay, Caitríona

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because I know it's pretty late there and you guys are super busy. So appreciate

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it. The finale is amazing and

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it's the best. So Caitríona, you're

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right. You guys are really like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

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and you even squeeze out a single tear and Sam. I

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feel like you had a single tear last last season. So it's

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great something for everyone. I know.

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I know Caitríona's favorite scene. So I

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guess what I'm asking is what is your favorite scene this

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finale that you think fans are gonna freak out at and what was

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Coming favorite seeing this this episode. I think it's the

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last last meal together. It's it's

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a beautiful intimate scene. We sit

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with Jamie and Claire for quite a while and and they're sort

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of assessing the situation that they're in and

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and death but then also

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Jamie Payne the director and I think I really enjoyed that

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working with Caitríona and you guys do a lot of Domesticity stuff

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that I think we never see on television and marriages that

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intimacy coordinator this season mainly to help

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out like the younger cast members to give them the support

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that I feel like you guys were really missing Caitríona. I

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feel like there shouldn't be an award for you for performing love seeing

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little pregnant. There should be something creative for that. I mean,

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a love scene that you can say? Oh my gosh. I wish we had internet.

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and like, you know, you and I are probably be fine blah.

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we'd had her from the very start I think for all of them it.

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in terms of just how the conversation goes around how you

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to have had somebody advocate for you or be

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for the rest of your days. You know, I

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been so lucky that I've had some antibias

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intimacy coordinator Sam. Do you want to add anything to that?

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interesting or how do we develop them? We'll go

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you did a fantastic job and I think sometimes fans

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speaking of your partnership. I really think it's the foundation of this show.

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work? And I don't mean like like you two are

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dueling but like you see a scene differently.

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character and I think we're pretty

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own spaces get along too. Well just stop it. Just give

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a course on it and let's move on but that's great. That's

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the first in the morning where we're together and we're in the

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makeup trailer and it's like that's normally where we talk crap.

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All right. What's your favorite thing about

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portraying this marriage and this love story on television?

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Okay, that sound doesn't mean by the way. It sounds like a kettle it's

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not me. Oh, that's it. Oh, it's a kennel. I was

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not me. Oh is it you could you know, I don't hear anything?

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Boiler not your boiler. I think that's my boiler.

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like a win. Yeah. It's been patchy. What's her

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world when there's just so much s*** going

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on in the world. It's nice to be putting something positive. Could

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about you? Yeah, I think it's a really great point right? I think.

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like Bar None the best I've seen in television. I was

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know Barnum that they're such Pleasant Progressive like

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really nice people. I've only gotten yelled at by three of them and two

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many so guys just do an ID live for them. That's what they really

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have a lot of passion for Jamie's Hair and the

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ponytail being free and they're very

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specific to they wanted free while it's dry. So

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gonna be a longer Outlander. So if you

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had to describe season 7 in seven words and go

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movie that you haven't seen that you've been meaning to see that? Maybe you've

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White Lotus and I just was like, how did you

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final one guys you every day

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gave me the warning. So here we go. Okay, everyone wants

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to know Seasons season 8. I know you can't answer

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whether you do that. But this is what I want to know if are

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do you guys feel like the show is challenging you enough

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giving you enough growth for you

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to continue on in future seasons and have you read book eight. And

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are you is there anything you're excited about? That's four questions.

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That's like four in one I know.

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Caitríona I just did you did you a solid, you know, nothing

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to do with me don't even don't even come over

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here and try and pull up stuff. Yes.

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Yes, maybe in

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probably, okay.

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you're to say

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I'm these last two years together, and you do fantastic

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work well, and thank you for your your great Recaps.

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I know everyone loves them. They're

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great. I know I'm not gonna lie to you. I'm so

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excited. It's the finale because I need my Sundays back, but guys,

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you're awesome. I I really I can't tell you how

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much I love covering your show. So awesome. Thank

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you Sam. I'm so sorry.

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Boiler is still going it's all

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right. It's still going. I don't even know why is it going right now? It's never

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going at the right. Are you next to a boiler?

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It's like I can't even explain someone's running the

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test. There's no one else here. All right,

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guys. Um, I think they're gonna say great thing

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both of you.