with Dylan [Minnette], who plays my son, and Steve Harris is my partner. Laura Innes who plays a police captain in both, [is] the only person that overlaps [at first], although as the season goes on the writers started to be slightly more insane and very imaginative things happen where people cross over. I feel like I'm the hub. There's a cast that normally feels like a family but most of them only have scenes with me and I'm the only common thread. But it's less really that my colleagues are split, more that I have to really work to remember what has happened in what world in exactly the same way that Michael Britten does. And hopefully me struggling through that is entertaining to watch because we all like to watch other people suffer. Hopefully, it's not too difficult for you? Wouldn't that be a beautiful thing if they designed the schedule around making it easy for me? No, we don't shoot anything in any kind of order or any way that makes it simple. I'm very often to be caught in the corner of the set just frowning fetally and sucking my thumb and wishing to God I could understand what was going on. But luckily there are some smart people around me with scripts with many markings in [them]. It's like doing a cryptic crossword puzzle blind with your hand tied behind your back. By the time we finish it and pull it all together, our top