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‘Brilliant Minds’ Guest Star Molly Bernard on the ‘Deep and Profound’ Message of Her Episode (Exclusive)
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PopCulture.com
Monday’s episode of Brilliant Minds was a twisted one, and guest star Molly Bernard spoke to PopCulture.com all about it.
She had broken up with her boyfriend and was going through IVF, and she wound up going through psychosis.
“In Lauren B.’s case, her boyfriend breaks up with her, and she basically overdoses on fertility shots and, as a result, has really, really intense delusions.
And I just feel for her.”“I love playing her because I thought I had a lot to learn from her,” Bernard explained.
You see Lauren coming out of the hallucination, and you hear the sister say, ‘Lo, lo, lo, lo.’ And her tenderness and care for me really was enveloping.