Article content“I really like being kept on my toes creatively, forced to do different kinds of homework,” Mount says. “Genre became a fun way of speaking creatively with the writers, these sort of what-if conversations. Genre just became a way of talking about that. But then in practice, what happened was that genre became different vehicles for getting at the strange new world of any given character’s emotional journey. We only use it as a vehicle to get to the place where we’re going.”