“Shakespeare never really paid any attention to gender,” says Miriam-Teak, “and now, we’re introducing this character where we’re not confining them to any bracket of gender, [and we just get to follow them on their] discovery of who they want to be in this world. Nobody needs to ask any questions about it and everybody’s OK with it, and that’s a beautiful thing. [I love] that we’re going in that direction.”Another direction&Juliet Is a much more immediate, authentic question than deciding if you’re going to be a supervillain, a hero, or beginning some kind of quest. hanging out, and watches as Tommy makes a flower disappear for Emily. Thinking he can use this to his advantage, he tries to bully Tommy into making his deadbeat stepdad disappear — and not without reason, because Daddy Dearest is an abusive, awful person who sits around and watchesThe Biggest Loser In summation, while this 2-hour episode might have been brought to us with limited commercial interruption by Cadillac, it was also brought to us by the words: Wait, WHAAAAAAT?!?!" Because seriously, I'm still unclear on like, half of what happened.