Ep. 6 “Par for the Course” with Kathleen Felix-Hager
May 17, 2024
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Joining the hosts, Emmy-award winning costume designer Kathleen Felix-Hager, reveals real-life inspirations for characters, class dynamics, and kinky Republicanism. They explore job tactics, character dynamics on the golf course, challenges of shooting on location, and behind-the-scenes costume design tales.
Affiliates play a crucial role in determining late-night hosts, emphasizing the importance of networking and charm.
Breakfast conversation highlights societal class dynamics and misconceptions, contributing to character development.
Costume design enhances character expression, with outfits reflecting personalities and adding depth to storytelling.
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Season 3 Episode 6 Unpacks Class, Sex, and Golf
In season 3, episode 6 titled 'Par for the Course,' the episode delves into themes of class, sex, and golf. Deborah aims to charm affiliates to secure the role of a late-night host, highlighting the significance of impressing affiliates in determining the next host. The episode draws inspiration from real-life late-night host transitions and the role of affiliates in decision-making.
Deborah and Ava Navigate Class Dynamics
A significant moment occurs as Deborah and Ava discuss class dynamics during breakfast, addressing inadvertent actions affecting service workers. This conversation sheds light on societal nuances, highlighting Ava's contrasting experiences and misconceptions about class dynamics, amplifying the character development within the storyline.
Insights on Costume Design and Character Outfits
The costume designer, Kathleen Felix Hayer, shares insights into designing character outfits, detailing the thought process behind each character's wardrobe choices. From Deborah's flamboyant style inspired by the designer's grandmother to Ava's contemporary and intentional fashion sense, the episode's costumes play a vital role in character expression and storytelling, enhancing the show's visual narrative.
Exciting Revelations, Character Development, and Season Highlights
The podcast episode unveils exciting moments, including Ava's growth and Deborah's personal revelations, adding depth to the storyline. Kathleen's impact on costume design and character portrayals brings authenticity and creativity to the show, amplifying key moments and character connections essential for engaging storytelling.
In this episode Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs and Jen Statsky are joined by Kathleen Felix-Hager, the show’s Emmy-award winning costume designer. In unpacking the episode they discuss Kathleen’s real-life inspiration for Deborah, Ava’s class hang-ups, and Christina Hendricks as a kinky Republican.
