Jules Latimer: It’s actually kind of weird because, on a production side,
I don’t see Max anymore. So whenever I do see him, I’m like, “Oh, wow.
You’re not in my camp anymore.” We have a lot to catch up on when we
have scenes together. They rearranged a lot of people. The first episode was a little weird. It was a bit of a reunion because I got to spend time with Sharon and Vince and Gabriela because we’re running and trying to save people, but it has everybody a bit scrambled.
When we first shot the episode and got back from hiatus, it was just like, “All systems go.” We’re just saving people, and I don’t think anybody has a chance to catch up to what’s going on. We’re all pulled into a lot of different directions. Eve is at the helicopter crash, then I go to Smokey’s, and then I’m with Jake, and then there’s Rick and Genevieve. Everybody’s trying to solve so many issues, and it was kind of chaotic.
