#rnm interviews

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Michael Trevino and Lily Cowles during Lily’s Entertainment Weekly Instagram Takeover 

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Tyler saying „enough with this bullshit“ is such a mood.

Let Malex heal and be beautiful.

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Roswell New Mexico cast talks life after Max

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Entertainment Weekly Roswell, New Mexico stars Michael Trevino and Jeanine Mason tease what's to come in season 4.

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Roswell, New Mexico | Welcome To Earth 

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Entertainment Weekly Jeanine Mason and Michael Trevino share why they're so "grateful" to be able to make #RoswellNM, from honoring the book series and showcasing New Mexico to not having to worry about passing on-screen.

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Roswell, New Mexico He isn't following the Valenti code anymore.

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CBR: What are you most excited for audiences to see in Season 3?

Jeanine Mason: Oh, man! I think it's like a real dynamic season. I think the beauty of a Season 3 is you're getting to get away with murder because season threes don't get handed out all that often anymore. We really took it as an opportunity to totally escalate their growth. All of the characters. To go, "Okay, let's confront some stuff that's been holding us back, that they themselves have not even been aware of." So it's a real big metaphor for marrying themselves.

The Jones and Max (Nathan Parsons) of it all is an actual sci-fi literal metaphor that all of the characters are going through, of them shedding what they have not acknowledged that's not servicing them for a long time. The characters end in a very different place and in a place that allows them to expand into stuff for some characters like Kyle (Michael Trevino) for example is more playful and romantic by the end of the season, which I loved for him.