It’s as if almost no time has passed when onetime toxic Girls couple Allison Williams and Ebon Moss-Bachrach, wearing accidentally complementary black-and-white outfits, arrive for a reunion at Condé Nast Studios. In a nod to their characters’ musical past and wedding from hell, the set comes complete with a ukulele and a flower crown; in true Desi fashion, Moss-Bachrach makes a beeline for the instrument, strumming chords to himself before the cameras begin to roll.
Williams: I wonder what it was like being in that ensemble, because it really is—you have such spectacular moments in your episode in particular, but it is really like a family, from the outside at least. And I’m wondering what that’s like. Moss-Bachrach: I dunno. For me, it’s not dissimilar from Girls, where you have just, like, a really good company. It takes a lot of pressure off, you know? You just feel like you're on a journey.