Variety & CNN Actors on Actors Season 2, Episode 6: Bowen Yang and Rachel Sennott

Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow

The first time Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow sat down for Actors on Actors, it was over Zoom at the height of the pandemic. Now, reunited in person, the ‘Friends’ stars sit down to reminisce about their time spent on the legendary sitcom. They discuss the ways that Kudrow’s ‘The Comeback’ hints at the ‘Friends’ legacy, Aniston’s role in ‘The Morning Show’ and the ‘Friends’ lines that still crack them up.

Keke Palmer and Sharon Stone

Keke Palmer and Sharon Stone become instant friends as they sit down in the Actors on Actors chairs. Stone raves about ‘Euphoria’ and her pride in joining the cast as an intense studio executive, while Palmer breaks down her curious and suspicious character in ‘The ‘Burbs.’ By the end of their talk, the two are exchanging phone numbers and planning a team up on a future TV series.

Kit Harington and Peter Dinklage

Kit Harrington and Peter Dinklage haven’t seen each other since the final season of ‘Game of Thrones’ aired. They reunite in the Actors on Actors chairs to catch up on everything they’ve been up to since. Harrington discusses his return to TV in ‘Industry’ and his period of personal growth since ‘Thrones’ ended. Meanwhile, Dinklage talks acting alongside his long time friend Ethan Hawke in ‘The Lowdown.’ The two also bond over their love of theater and why Harrington seems to be taking a lot of roles that require nudity lately.

Kerry Washington and Tony Goldwyn

It has been 15 years since the pilot episode of ‘Scandal’ was shot in 2011. Here, cast members Kerry Washington and Tony Goldwyn reunite to reflect on the show’s legacy and where they think their characters of Olivia Pope and Fitzgerald Grant (or "Olitz" as fans know them) ended up after the finale. Washington also talks producing and starring opposite Elizabeth Moss and Kate Mara in ‘Imperfect Women’, while Goldwyn reflects on playing the cruel Bob Lipka in ‘Hacks’ and taking over for Sam Waterston in ‘Law & Order.’

Paul Anthony Kelly and Patrick Ball

Paul Anthony Kelly and Patrick Ball have had similar career paths in Hollywood. After struggling to find roles for over a decade, they both have found recent success on TV. Kelly discusses the challenges of portraying John F. Kennedy Jr. in ‘Love Story’ and the scrutiny that came along with it. Ball, meanwhile, has been gaining acclaim in the high pressured, but tight-knit set of ‘The Pitt.’

Rhea Seehorn and Bryan Cranston

Though never sharing screen time together, Bryan Cranston and Rhea Seehorn both have history working on shows created by Vince Gilligan. They detail his meticulous process of filming ‘Pluribus,’ Cranston’s return to the world of ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ and how their ‘Breaking Bad’ and ‘Better Call Saul’ characters almost met.

Marcello Hernández and Tracy Morgan

The past and present of ‘Saturday Night Live’ collide as cast members Tracy Morgan and Marcello Hernández meet. Morgan gives Hernández advice about navigating the show’s difficult schedule, but endless opportunities. They also discuss ‘The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins’, Morgan’s latest team up with Tina Fey, Hernández's first stand-up special, and Morgan's harrowing accident that left him in a coma for several days.

Josh Hutcherson and Elizabeth Banks

Josh Hutcherson and Elizabeth Banks first worked together in ‘The Hunger Games’ series of movies. They reunite to reflect on making those films, the fan fervor around them and what’s next for the series’ future. Hutcherson also breaks down his nice guy/boyfriend character in Rachel Sennott’s ‘I Love LA,’ and Banks discusses the challenges of acting against green screens in ‘The Miniature Wife.’

Noah Wyle and Sally Field

Noah Wyle has received great praise for his portrayal of Dr. Robby in the critical- and crowd-favorite show ‘The Pitt.’ He sits down with Sally Field to praise her storied career, highlight her work in ‘Remarkably Bright Creatures’ and his decision to return to small screen hospital drama.

Claire Danes and Richard Gadd

Claire Danes and Richard Gadd are no strangers to tackling difficult material on screen. They sit down to discuss Danes' turn as a grieving mother in the mystery ‘The Beast in Me,’ Gadd's complicated examination of masculinity in ‘Half Man’ and getting a character out of one's system after production wraps.

Colman Domingo and Sarah Pidgeon

Jamie Lee Curtis and Mariska Hargitay