Connor expressed that filming was taxing at times due to shooting emotionally heavy scenes, saying, "It was just a lot of big things, physically, that were happening." He noted the challenge of shooting summer scenes in winter, leading to exhaustion, yet highlighted that episode four was his favorite, emphasizing the impact of this season.
Locke shared his perspective, stating, "I actually find the more-emotional scenes easier to shake off... so it's easier to do more serious scenes while maintaining the fun and enjoyment of filming." He appreciates the team dynamic, which helps lighten the weight of intense scenes.
The season includes groundbreaking scenes, featuring sex for the first time, which took seven hours to film, illustrating the demanding nature of their work on this emotionally nuanced show.
The show's upcoming season, set to release on Netflix, promises to be the most emotionally impactful yet, delving into serious issues surrounding mental health and relationships.
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