They tore down the walls that separated the houses. It is very much in a state of limbo They have gotten to the point of tearing it apart and putting it back together. It is very much like their lives.

We tore everything out of here. All that was left when we started was the floors and the walls.

The way it tore the walls and roof out of the trailer, I'm sure it sucked me up into the wind. I'm really glad I was unconscious.

Everybody that is left is in a state of limbo and doesn't know if their neighborhood is going to be rebuilt or what is going to happen to the city.

There are feminist analogies in the material. They find their power with and in each other.

It's the subversive nature of how we deal with family values. I think what's really exciting about the show is the nonjudgmental look we have on our characters. It enables us to dramatize the way a family works without being cynical.