EPs Lee Eisenberg and Sarah Adina Smith on Lessons in Chemistry, having a dog narrate an episode, and how they approached shooting the sexual assault.
The Big Picture From showrunner Lee Eisenberg, the Apple TV+ original series Lessons in Chemistry tells the story of Elizabeth Zott , a scientist forced to live within the patriarchal confines of the early 1950s that refuse to recognize her talent and wit. When Elizabeth finds her meticulously structured life unexpectedly chaotic, she takes a job as the host of a TV cooking show that allows her to use her skills as a chemist to speak to a nation.
SARAH ADINA SMITH: I came in with that pitch when I first joined the project. I really wanted to add some gravitas to her introduction and just wanted us to feel like we were sling shotted into her world and into her life. I thought that would be a really exciting and suspenseful way to introduce her for the first time.
SMITH: Honestly, when this project was first pitched to me, my first instinct was, “Oh, okay, 1950s sexism, we’ve seen this story before.” But it’s about so much more than that. It’s so much more than meets the eye. And really, it was in talking to Lee and understanding his vision for this adaptation that so inspired me.
Elizabeth Zott is such a challenging character because she isn’t always likable, as so many people seem to like to tell her, but I love her. I think that’s what makes her interesting. What do you think it is that makes her such a great character to center this story around and to really never give in on those prickly parts of her personality?
Even in just the first couple of episodes, I went through this journey of not knowing whether I liked her, not being sure if I would want to be friends with her, and not knowing if I’d want to hang out with her, to wanting to fight for her and punch someone in the face on her behalf, as more and more people say things to her. You slowly fall in love with her.
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