They’re both just looking for a place in the world. SHOLOTAN: What I think is so good about the show, as far as the writing goes, is that while I was never explicitly told, from the writing, I was immediately like, “Oh, I know what journey they have to go on.” Carlton and Will are presented as these two characters that seem completely diametrically opposed, but you see the similarities in them.
Since every time I would show up to work last season and it was like, “All right, now you have to yell at each other,” it was good not to have to do that as much, this season. With where they leave off at the end of Season 1, and where Season 2 picks up, they’re hand-in-hand, trying to take on Bel-Air together, and I think that’s gonna be really, really cool to watch, especially because I also love Jabari. But what I love about our show is that you get to see that happen in real time.
I know when our show premiered, a lot of people were actually really put off by that because, in the original, Carlton and Will were best friends. It’s something that has been such a long time coming because it was such a staple of the original. OLLY SHOLOTAN: I would say the thing that I was most excited for was just Carlton and Will getting along, and the audience watching Carlton and Will get along. What were you most excited about, when it came to what the possibilities could be for Season 2? Collider: Your character has already had such a journey of growth, after everything that Carlton did and went through with Season 1.
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