‘The Paper’s Domhnall Gleeson and His Co-Stars Break Down Season 2’s Biggest Turns

'The Paper's Domhnall Gleeson and His Co-Stars Break Down Season 2's Biggest Turns




Editor's Note: The following contains full spoilers for 'The Paper' Season 2Season 2 of The Paper gives its cast more to dig into this time around, especially once work and the Toledo Truth Teller staff's personal lives start bleeding into each other. Series star Domhnall Gleeson best put it to Collider when describing his character Ned's problem: "I think he wanted a throuple," the actor laughs while breaking down the sophomore season of the Peacock sitcom. That "happily ever after" throuple would have included the paper, which he loves to pieces, and his new girlfriend, Mare — played by ChelseaFrei. But as things come to a head behind the scenes, their newfound relationship impacts Mare more than Ned. She ends up at the Cincinnati Chronicle to avoid an HR nightmare but gets exactly what she always wanted from the job, admitting her character had been "losing herself a little bit" back in Toledo — and in some ways, with Ned.


Editor's Note: The following contains full spoilers for 'The Paper' Season 2Season 2 of The Paper gives its cast more to dig into this time around, especially once work and the Toledo Truth Teller staff's personal lives start bleeding into each other. Series star Domhnall Gleeson best put it to Collider when describing his character Ned's problem: "I think he wanted a throuple," the actor laughs while breaking down the sophomore season of the Peacock sitcom. That "happily ever after" throuple would have included the paper, which he loves to pieces, and his new girlfriend, Mare — played by ChelseaFrei. But as things come to a head behind the scenes, their newfound relationship impacts Mare more than Ned. She ends up at the Cincinnati Chronicle to avoid an HR nightmare but gets exactly what she always wanted from the job, admitting her character had been "losing herself a little bit" back in Toledo — and in some ways, with Ned.

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