- 70s was great.[] wardrobe[] 70s obviously is a lot of fun. These cop cars that are straight out of Dog Day Afternoon. These like iconic 1970s New York city police cop cars. And just all that staff addressing just being able to play in that world was a ton of fun.
- We knew early on we want to send Cole and Ramse back into the 70s to do a greedy cop drama. We thought that would be so much fun to see these two with their unique history and their comradery with each other. I love the dinner scene where they are giving each other shit.
- I was like I want to look like the Rocky. So the glove, the hat, the shirt-- listen, if I can convince someone, give me a little blue ball to bounce around, that would've been cool.
- It was a dream come true to be able to tell that kind of story in that time period. It'll still be in our sci-fi mythology. It was a lot of fun.
- My favorite moment in the episode is where Cassie is seemingly sitting across from Aaron, her ex, and they're finally reunited.
- We tried it a few different ways because we don't want to make it too horror story and too obvious. Because she does think that it really is Aaron Marker when she first sees him, so there needs to be an emotional connection before it takes a turn and she realizes, this is not who she once loved and not who she feels so guilty over leaving.
- Cassie is starting to realize that is not Aaron Marker. That this is something else. And its eyes go black and he reviles that he's the Witness. And he's in her head somehow because of all the things Olivia has done. And it's a chilling moment. It's a moment that sort of takes the show to the next level in a horror way.
- It's really disturbing towards the end because she doesn't know what is real and can she even trust herself.
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