One of my favorite kills off all of this Aires.

It's absolutely visceral and imaginative and driven.

It was one of those snowball effects in the Writersroom Essences.

Oh, well, what if this happened?

And that thing that happened well, kind of pitched in you come up with and you're all equally horrified sized same time, Dasha.

We'd come up with a kill that she's done in her early life.

When Dasha was a gymnast, she was recruited to the KGB after the brutal murder of her boyfriend.

In a changing room, she poured chalk dust into his mouth.

It becomes a classic kill that is taught to other killers, even know Dash is older now, and she's not really an active assassin anymore.

She's very proud of the work she did in her past.

What would be the ultimate competitive thing?

That villain l could D'oh!

And Suzanne came up with what would be spices.

We just came up with a parallel version for Dylan L that she would somehow copy.

She does something really, actually twine dasher up.

And to prove that she's a killer with more flourish.

Theat actress, she like, laid down on the floor without spice on her face for like 10 minutes.

She had to have, ah, mouth guards on to protect from all of the powder that was going on her face.

It looked her horrific like Havel, the kind of chaos of what's going on around you once said, and just have to stay there in one position so that they could get another shot, was, Yeah, What's off?

The scene takes place in the script in Gerona.

So we did some exteriors over in Spain.

I came across a shock, which actually provided me with the form off the space, the front facade of the shop and the kind of tunnel like effect and the scene that was going to occur back inside the shop.

The interior was a set built, which we shot in Western film studios with green screen.

Way wanted to reflect this idea off a spice shop, so we used lots of browns and oranges.

We rented as many Spanish looking dressers and stained it'll down and created this dark cave like environment, which we then stopped with loads of bottles and jars.

All of the labels had to be printed and made in Spanish and the tiles on the floor, aural riel tiles, three attentions of detail that they put in that it was a great to just kind of like be able to, um, it's yourself.

That was a really impressive Yes, it was fun to shoot.

And Jodie had a great time.

Always exciting to see for Nell, at work, doing her job.

It's very hard to try and remain inventive with kills, and either way in the room felt well.

The producers would say it's too slick instead of needs toe have that slightly ad hoc feel to it to make it killing Eve.

We were excited for that to be the first cow we thought it was colorful and gruesome in perfect combination, huh?