POPSUGAR: Do you imagine that any of the characters has undergone a style transformation from seasons one to two?
Molly Rogers: Season one — not only for Carrie, but for everyone, including the audience — was picked up from where we saw them last [in "Sex and the City"]. Miranda had different colored hair and was no longer a lawyer. There were all these growth spurts. Then we had the funeral and that solemn occasion that we had to deal with. And we had to introduce all those new characters in season one — all the other ladies.
When I started reading the script for season two, it felt like it fell into its own rhythm because we weren't introducing people. It had a familiarity to it. As in life, when you're recovering from a tragedy, it's all about how you go through it or around it; under it or over it. I thought it was really interesting for season two to have a different tone. For me, it felt hopeful. We all have to deal with death in life, and it never happens when we want it to, or when it's convenient. I thought that was a really difficult adjustment for the audience, and I was really curious to see what would happen next. It got my curiosity up. The show is a comedy, and I just felt like season two had a little more shenanigans happening.
