‘Creator Discusses Bree and Wrigley’s Revelations in ‘Tell Me Lies’ Season 3′
In the latest developments of the popular Hulu series, *Tell Me Lies*, creator Meaghan Oppenheimer dives deep into significant plot revelations involving characters Bree and Wrigley. This discussion comes after a much-anticipated return for Season 3, with the fourth episode titled “Fix Me Up, Girl” finally disclosing the identity of the mystery caller who reached out to Bree before her wedding.
Bree and Wrigley’s Surprising Connection
Fans had speculated about the mysterious phone call that Bree, portrayed by Catherine Missal, received. The reveal that Wrigley, played by Spencer House, was the culprit comes as a shock to both viewers and the characters in the series. This moment unfolds when the timeline shifts to 2015, right after Bree’s nuptials to Evan (Branden Cook).
Stephen (Jackson White) discovers the secret connection between Bree and Wrigley, despite Bree just getting married. This twist adds context to Bree’s earlier comment about Lucy being a “bad person,” hinting at complex underlying themes about relationships and fidelity.
Behind the Scenes Insights
Oppenheimer shared her thoughts on keeping this storyline hidden from fans. “You have to surprise people. This audience is incredibly savvy and can predict a lot,” she remarked in an interview. The creator emphasized the subtle nature of Bree and Wrigley’s relationship, noting that hints about their chemistry were present from the very beginning of the show.
Diana’s Abortion Storyline
Season 3 also tackles sensitive topics, such as Diana’s (Alicia Crowder) decision to have an abortion, which is portrayed in a more casual light than is typical in television narratives. Oppenheimer pointed out that the portrayal is meant to highlight the relief some women feel in such situations, aiming for a perspective that shows abortion as a choice leading to a brighter future.
This approach received support from Hulu’s president, Craig Erwich, who facilitated collaboration with Planned Parenthood. This partnership added significant depth to the depiction, lending authenticity to Diana’s experience and the weight of her decision.
Looking Ahead
As Season 3 progresses, Oppenheimer urges viewers to remain unpredictable. “Buckle up,” she advised, hinting that the upcoming episodes hold surprises that will challenge audience expectations. Episode six is described as an emotional rollercoaster, while the finale promises humorous moments amidst the ongoing drama.
- *Tell Me Lies* Season 3 is currently available for streaming on Hulu.
- Creator Meaghan Oppenheimer emphasizes the need for plot surprises.
- Diana’s abortion is depicted as a relief rather than just a difficult decision.
As fans continue to engage with the unfolding narratives, the series remains a poignant exploration of complex relationships and societal issues, keeping the audience both entertained and challenged.
