“ To me, that was Gillian, and it was also her speaking the truth she felt about the character and also people who are in the program, which is like, you expect them to be perfect for the rest of their lives and it’s a really high bar to expect from somebody,” Rust said.Īlso Read: Netflix Drops First Post-Kevin Spacey 'House of Cards' Trailer During the Oscars (Video) “ I’m so glad the stuff she riffed,” he continued, saying she ad-libbed the portion “when she was saying like, ‘hey, I could fall off the wagon five years from now, 10 years from now, 40 years from now, what are you gonna do about that?’ “ The shot that actually goes on for a long time - where she’s telling Gus her side of how she feels about things - that was purely Gillian in character after four months of shooting, and just being fully in touch with how she felt about things,” Rust said. In an interview before the third and final season dropped on Netflix, creator and star Rust told TheWrap that Jacobs’ performance in that argument scene was ad-libbed.Īlso Read: Marvel's 'Luke Cage' Season 2 Gets Release Date on Netflix (Video) In that scene, the couple is visiting Gus’ parents in South Dakota for their 40th wedding anniversary, and things take a turn for the worse when Gus tells Mickey he doesn’t think she’s ready to start a family - and takes shots at her sobriety.

The final Season of Netflix’s romantic comedy series “Love” has a great ending (don’t worry, we won’t give it away), but not before Mickey (Gillian Jacobs) and Gus (Paul Rust) have a “pivotal” argument that will define the future of their relationship. (Spoiler alert: Please do not read on if you don’t want spoilers for “Love” Season 3)

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