Meredith Scardino details the inspiration behind “Orlando.”
But Taffy’s (Catherine Cohen) party was nothing short of a nostalgia explosion.
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One of Taffy’s teenage posters, of course, was of Girls5eva.
Catherine Cohen and Busy Philipps on ‘Girls5eva’.Emily V. Aragones/Netflix
We were spewing toxic messages.
Maybe we don’t want to sing that kind of music," Scardino says.
“But we never really talked about the impact it might’ve had on fans.”
(She then makes the same mistake again at Taffy’s party.)
“Everyone’s seen the clips ofKim Cattrall scattingor Jewel and Jessica Simpson.
It’s like fun pop culture gravy,” Scardino says of the story’s inspiration.
Then she has this existential crisis.
Another poster come to life?
But that’s only the beginning of the Torque story.
“Home Alone Doorknob,” in reference to having the hots for someone.
And I don’t know, I just was like, ‘She’s got aHome Alonedoorknob.’
A lot of times you’re like, ‘Maybe we’ll change that later.’
And then we didn’t change it.
“And we were kind of like, ‘Maybe we should hear a little bit of this song.
‘“The one bit that didn’t make the episode?
Girls5evais streaming on Netflix now.
