Manny Jacinto, Matt Murray, and Mitch Narito from The Good Place chat with Marc Evan Jackson. They discuss funny anecdotes, behind-the-scenes stories, the process of pitching TV show ideas, the creation of characters, confusing lines from previous episodes, and genuine emotions in certain scenes.

D’Arcy Carden, Megan Amram, and Eric Kissack discuss behind-the-scenes stories from The Good Place. They talk about editing decisions, the concept of 'Jeremy, Bearimy', William Jackson Harper's ripped body, and funny anecdotes. They also delve into unique elements of the show, discuss a scene, and explore a double standard in objectifying physical appearances.

TV director Beth McCarthy-Miller and production designer Ian Phillips discuss the challenges of their jobs, the difference between a production designer and an art director, and the process of creating props for the show. They also share funny anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories, including the influence of Jacksonville Jaguars fans on the writing and Mike Schur's love for cake and banners.

Kirby Howell-Baptiste, actress, and Dan Schofield, writer, discuss Kirby's audition, her improv background, the return of Adam Scott as Trevor, and the dynamics on set. They also talk about the restaurant scene set design, Janet's struggle on Earth, and the importance of expressing kindness and capturing family moments.

Jameela Jamil, actress, and Jen Statsky, writer, discuss the excitement of writing Season 3 and Jameela's late start watching Season 1. They talk about Mike Schur joining the writers' room, Chidi's American accent, and funny behind-the-scenes stories. They also discuss emotional reactions to the episode, character deaths, and challenging gender norms. They express their anticipation for Season 3 and describe it as progressively weirder network television.

Michael Schur, Creator of The Good Place, talks about how his impeccable memory of other TV shows helps him write The Good Place and the writers’ room’s unique approach to packing more story into a season. They also discuss the flaws in the afterlife scoring system and why people should do good things without expecting rewards. Additionally, they reflect on the emotional impact of certain scenes in the show and discuss the process of building the writer's room.

Actress Kristen Bell talks about her love for acting with Maya Rudolph, the importance of reactions in a performance, and funny behind-the-scenes stories. They also discuss Eleanor's character development and the challenges of staying watchable while not doing anything. The hosts touch on stunt doubles, honest opinions, and the upcoming season three of The Good Place.

Director of Photography David Miller and Set Decorator Kim Wannop discuss their roles in creating the visual appearance of scenes and sets. They talk about the importance of being memorable, the challenges of working on 'The Good Place', and their positive experiences with the show's creator Mike Schur. They also delve into the art deco and steampunk styles, sourcing props, and the process of finding the right props for the show. Additionally, they highlight the significance of reminders and communication behind the camera, the use of balloons as a recurring theme, and their excitement for the upcoming season three.

Actor Manny Jacinto, writer Tyler Straessle, and Tom Zawacki from props chat about Tyler's first episode, comedic props, Manny's auditions, and more hilarious anecdotes. They also discuss emotional moments, food props, Easter eggs, meeting their parents, and the impact of the ending scene.

Ted Danson and Eric Kissack discuss editing challenges, Kristin Bell's acting secret, Easter eggs, and funny anecdotes from The Good Place. They also talk about decompressing after finishing the show, selecting takes for Michael, improvisation, and the collaborative and supportive creative environment on set.