When Season 1 of “Russian Doll” dropped on Netflix in 2019, it elicited two reactions from many viewers: overwhelming praise, and befuddlement about how it could continue.
The show’s innovative time loop device was a thoughtful riff on the “Groundhog Day” formula, but the debut season wrapped up so neatly that fans figured Season 2 would have to significantly change formats.And change it did.
Those who aren’t afraid of spoilers can read about the unique plot device that creators Natasha Lyonne, Leslye Headland, and Amy Poehler implemented for Season 2.
But according to showrunner and star Lyonne, the biggest change to the show may not have happened between the first two seasons, but between her original pitch and the filming of Season 1.Speaking to EW about the new season, Lyonne reflected on her original treatment that she used to pitch the show to Netflix.“It’s a very specific document, and
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