Eloise moved from France to Montreal at 19 during the pandemic, transitioning from never having roommates to living with seven guys. She struggled mentally at first but found comfort in watching New Girl with her roommates, which helped her adapt to her new environment.
Eloise and her roommates would watch New Girl together in the living room. While she had already seen the show multiple times, it was a bonding experience to see her roommates discover it for the first time. The show's themes of roommates and relationships mirrored her own situation, helping her feel more connected.
Eloise found parallels between her relationship with one of her roommates and the dynamic between Jess and Nick in New Girl. They laughed at the similarities in their personalities and situations, which added a layer of connection and humor to their relationship.
The actors, including Hannah and Lamorne, knew very little about the overall plot when they started filming. They were informed episode by episode, which allowed them to experience the story in real time, similar to how life unfolds. This approach made the show feel more organic and relatable.
Hannah is an avid puzzler, completing a 550-piece puzzle in about three to four hours. She doesn't get weird while puzzling but becomes highly focused. She has a multi-million-dollar idea for a puzzle company aimed at extreme puzzlers, though she hasn't revealed the specifics yet.
Anne-Marie, a self-proclaimed terrible driver, once asked a complete stranger to parallel park her car during her first week of college. She left all her belongings in the car and stood on the sidewalk while the stranger parked it for her, showcasing her trust in humanity.
7 guys and 1 girl in a single apartment?! Damn Montreal. You crazy. Plus, do you get weird when puzzling?
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