Navigating the ups and downs of Hollywood while being the brother of Chase Dreams hasn’t been easy for Cary and Brooke Dubek. And now, with the rise of their mother, Pat, to America’s Day Love, the problem is twofold in Season 2 of The two others.

“Cary and Brooke not only have tweens who know who they are, but now they also have talk show fan moms yelling at them on the streets,” says Drew Tarver, who plays Cary. “You can’t go anywhere. You can’t go to a young place or to a household good.” Sums up perfectly Hélène Yorke, better known as Brooke: “It’s a lot, like Sheilas, and also Tamarins after us.”

This brother and sister will aggressively continue their careers with the company in the long-awaited new season, and it’s two steps forward, two faceplants back. “What’s interesting, Brooke and Cary went on these busy journeys, almost apart from each other, trying to get there and doing a lot of recordings like, ‘How are you doing?’ And it usually doesn’t go very well, ”Yorke told EW.

“It’s a show about the fame and the industry and all these big, crazy things that happen, but at the heart of it, it’s just about a family that’s on this journey and these relationships that are going on. ‘they have with each other,’ says Tarver. “There’s a point where they’re like, ‘I have to take care of myself. “In this struggle like, ‘Am I trying to make sure the family is okay or do I have to take care of myself here?’ It’s a theme throughout the season: to choose yourself. even or stay in the tight-knit family group. “

Yorke throws a few more questions into the Season 2 theme stack: “When is that selfish and when are you actually better because you’ve taken care of yourself? It’s hard for them because I think so many things revolve around Chase and Pat now that they’re both in the middle. So, ‘What’s our thing?’ continues to be the research question. “

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Brooke’s thing, of course, is management. She triumphantly became the co-director of Chase (Case Walker) at the end of Season 1, only to find out soon after that Chase decided to quit the business and join NYU. This is more than a dent in his plans. “Season 2 picks up with her deciding that she is very nervous,” she says. “She’s going to be a music director. She’s going to continue on that path. And she describes her mother as ‘lame during the day’ and she’s on top of that. So she’s going to have to make some concessions. she even surprises herself. “

Cary, meanwhile, is living his dream with tons of screen time. Problem is, it shows like The Gay Minute on HuffPost Live and Age Net worth Feet a! Digital news. (Yes, Cary is asking celebrities on the red carpet “the only three questions you care about,” as you’ll see in this EW-exclusive clip above.) “During season one, Cary was trying to readjust to this new the atmosphere of having your younger brother like a world superstar and going there, wanting things to slow down, ”Tarver explains.“ And Brooke throughout the season is like, ‘You gotta surf this wave. I know it’s not perfect, or what you might think. ‘ [In] the second season he kind of goes into things to try and ride that wave. And there are things he doesn’t think of as maybe what he thought his career was going to be – you know, watching people’s feet on a red carpet. He’s trying to embrace that wave and keep moving into a space he’s more comfortable with – but he has to check out those little pigs. If he’s looking the right toes the right way, someone might toss him in the next Marvel movie. “

HBO Max Drew Tarver and Zosia Mamet in season 2 of “The Other Two”.

The world of daytime talk shows ends with a new superhero in Pat (Molly Shannon), and she will find out what it really means to be adored by America. “What amused me the most about Pat’s journey is that being a talk show host is more than just a talk show,” Yorke suggests. “It’s so much about the social element and the fun ways that she engages with fans and she becomes a personality in her own right. She becomes a symbol for women. Someone who has faced major heartache. because her husband froze on the roof. She resonates with women in such a way that Brooke really pushes her to… really milk him. “

Seconds Tarver: “The element of the talk show this season is so funny and interesting. I mean, even the real audience clichés just seeing all those audience members in purple, green and red shirts is so funny and good. And all the extra work she needs to do to promote this show outside of filming it. “

They also think you will be amused by the journey of new student Chase as he tries to lead a normal dorm life. “He’s stopped being a pop star, but he’s famous,” Tarver says. “Can you go back? Can you just say, ‘No, no, no, I’m not famous. Leave me alone. Let me go to school’? And how that affects him is very , very interesting this season. “

Yorke and Tarver have a few more mouthwatering teases for you to consider as you wait for the first two episodes to air Thursday on their new home of HBO Max. “The InstaGays are back, but they’re different,” Tarver suggests. Teases Yorke: “Feminism is complicated.”

The two others creators Sarah Schneider and Chris Kelly had a lot more Hollywood gossip to tell – well, at least when it comes to the characters on the show – here.

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