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This image released by Hulu shows Jackson White, left, and Katey Sagal in a scene from "Tell Me Lies." (Josh Stringer/Hulu via AP)
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Jackson White’s favorite episode of Hulu’s “Tell Me Lies” was also the hardest for him to film
Jackson White’s favorite episode of his new Hulu series “ Tell Me Lies ” was also the hardest for him to film. His real-life mom, actor Katey Sagal, played his mother on this week’s fifth episode.
We meet Sagal's character, Norah, when White's Stephen returns home from college for Christmas break. He's the middle child of three kids who were raised by their single mom. Throughout the episode we see Norah's manipulation tactics and distortion of reality. She uses her own children as scapegoats and deflects any focus put onto her own behavior.
It immediately clicks why the Stephen character is the way he is, calculating, often dishonest and usually maintaining an upper-hand with those around him.
Meaghan Oppenheim, the showrunner, said her mother was “obsessed” with the Sagal-starring sitcom “Married... with Children” and when it came time to cast the Stephen character's mother, she had the idea to ask Sagal to play the part. First, she wanted White's blessing.
“I felt I had to ask Jackson before anyone else. So I texted him. I said, ‘How would you feel if your mom played Norah?’ And he didn’t respond for a while and then he was like, ‘I love it. Let’s talk to her.’”
Sagal says all it took was a chat with Oppenheim and her response was an “immediate yes."
White describes the experience as "insane" but also says she was “perfect casting.”
“I'm friends with my mother, and we had to be extremely passive aggressive and tense, but it was so fun and exciting to build that relationship and talk to each other how we’ve never really talked to each other," he said.
Sagal agreed: “It was a challenge to leave our very close relationship at the door, and take on the extremely toxic dynamic between Stephen and his mom. Jackson shows up fully on set, ready to play, present and collaborative,” she added. “It was beautiful.”
White's co-star, Grace Van Patten, who portrays Lucy, Stephen's love interest on the series, who is often making excuses for him and feeling disappointed, also says it was her “favorite episode.”
"It's such a good middle mark because you can't hate Stephen really any more than you do before episode four, so then five comes in and it slaps some empathy on, you reboot your feelings and possibly understand him a little bit more.”
Sagal and White are not the first parent and child actors to share scenes together. Other examples include Ryan and Tatum O'Neal in the 1973 film “Paper Moon,” Will and Jaden Smith in “The Pursuit of Happyness” in 2006 and Donald and Kiefer Sutherland in the 2016 movie “Forsaken.”
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The Portland Trail Blazers point guard opened up about how he got his mom out of a stressful work environment after signing a lucrative rookie contract back in 2012.
While the goal of parenting isn’t to “get” something in return from your kids, it sure is nice when a child is able to look out for their parents as they grow older. This is exactly what Damian Lillard , the point guard for the Portland Trail Blazers, did as soon as he signed his $13.8 million rookie contract with the NBA back in 2012.
"First thing I did, all right, I'm a millionaire now so I went to my mom's job and was like, 'Quit,'" Lillard recently told ESPN’s Marc J. Spears for Andscape . "I literally went and helped her pack up her desk, everything. 'They ain't been doing you right. They've been on your ass about every little thing. We ain't coming back.' So that was kind of just my initial thought."
Lillard told Spears that being able to get his mom out of a toxic work environment was one of the “best feelings” he’s ever had. As he was finishing up his final year of college at Weber State University, the NBA player recalled calling his mom “at least every other day,” during which she told him that she had been feeling sick and was struggling to balance an overly demanding (and underpaid) job along with her health.
“So, just knowing everything that I knew for that whole school year, when I finally got drafted and everything was pretty much set, I came home, and we literally went to her job in San Ramon. We walked in and everybody was aware that I just got drafted. So, they were like, ‘Oh, Gina, your son …’ Blah, blah. I was like, ‘We quit! We quit!’”
Lillard has gone above and beyond to help the rest of his “Home Team” financially by giving to others less fortunate. “ I just don’t feel comfortable knowing that I have what I have and then people are just struggling. And then when they reach out to you, I feel like it’s kind of my job to help them.”
In order to maintain the ability to give to those in need — and care for his twins Kali Emma Lee and Kalii Laheem Lillard, whom he shares with wife Kay'La Hanson — Lillard knows that having a solid financial foundation himself is critical. But at the end of the day, he is always going to be there should his family need assistance: “I’m sure there are going to come times when somebody is like, ‘I’m going to get evicted.’ I’m not going to let that happen. Or the kids need some school clothes and you got to pay rent. There are different things. I’m going to always be there for those situations when it’s needed.”
Maybe a few other ultra wealthy celebrities should take a note out of Lillard’s generous and longterm-focused playbook.

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