'I think that’s all anybody kind of wants in life is just to feel seen and represented out in the world,' emilyarlook tells us, 'and if the character of Nomi can do that in any way, then that’s all I can ask for as an actress.'
Following in the vein of college spin-offs like A Different World before it, Grown-ish, now on its third season, has been one of Freeform's great success stories. Grown-ish tackles real issues felt by today’s millennial generation, from student loan debt to the crazy political climate we’re all trying to make sense of.
It’s great. I think that time, being in college, for any young adult is such a transition in life going from high school and into the real world. And I think it’s a tough time where we’re looking for answers [to questions] like “Who am I? What do I want to do?” and having those giant, giant, giant life questions can also be very isolating and scary because they’re so weighty.
I think kind of what you said; I like that. She, I think for the most part, is aware of her—for a lack of a better term—shortcomings and she’s really good about owning them and also changing. My favorite thing about her is her ability to change…that’s not the right word. Grow. She’s very open to growth and she is open to owning her shit…if I can say that word. [laughs] I like that about her.
I mean…. oh God, they’re all so good. It’s hard to pick a favorite life experience, you know what I mean? I like the professor storyline because I liked working with Kate [Moennig] so much, so that was just really fun. I think I’ll start by saying I give major, major credit to the writers and the producers of the show, so I think we all feel in pretty safe hands. And the writers’ room, in and of itself, is a very diverse room. It’s not a bunch of like, straight white dudes who are writing the show. It’s very diverse so everyone—to me, the experiences are drawn from a group of people in a writers’ room who are making sure that what’s being written is authentic. My safety comes from that.
[laughs] Oh my God, I feel super psyched about this storyline and it was so interesting because they were teasing the pregnancy and didn’t say, you know, which character it was and all of that. It was so funny looking on the comments because nobody really guessed it was Nomi. And it was funny to me because a lot of people were saying, “Oh, it can’t be her. She’s gay.” First of all, no, she’s not gay. She’s bi.
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