In the third episode of the season, it seemed like the immortal beings were tailor-making the near death experience to each member of the landing party. It was interesting to see that Gordon’s hallucination involved a high school bully. Why do you think that’s what was picked out for Gordon?

You know, it’s so funny you said that, because I haven’t really had this conversation with Seth. He’s one of my best friends in the world, but I do know that some of those fears are his, [like] the flying one. So he wrote about himself. But I do remember having conversations about being a redheaded kid in school when I was a child and some things that happened to me.

[Seth] remembers stuff like that, man. His mind is incredible. I was lucky enough to be kind of an actor and not get the brunt of what people that maybe looked like me when I was a kid had to go through, but I still had it. I think that’s what he wrote into it. He wrote in just the old-school [swirly], because that definitely happened to me. I don’t know if I got the crap beat out of me that bad, but that swirly in the toilet, that’s real. I mean, that had happened to me. I think he grabs things from his friends and things that he hears about and puts them in because that was as real as it gets.

We don’t know a ton about Gordon’s life prior to the beginning of the show, but it is interesting to kind of see how he reacts in that environment, you know?

Yeah, yeah. We don’t, you’re right. I mean, you’re going to see something coming up that I can’t talk about, but yeah. You’ll get to delve into who he was, who he’s going to be.

Oh, I can’t wait.