, a biographical coming-of-age tale based on the group’s 2019 memoir of the same name, stars Railey and Seazynn as teenage versions of the musical Quin sisters as they navigate one of the most formative periods of life. Brought to the screen by Clea DuVall and’s Laura Kittrell, the show is a poignant, quiet exploration of Tegan and Sara before they became critically acclaimed musicians, and the Gillilands helm it exquisitely. “This completely changed our lives,” Railey says.
is filled with short vlogs talking about something that happened in her day, or sometimes a fit check that she would drag Seazynn into. “TikTok wasn’t our job,” Seazynn explains. “It was just something to do when we were bored after work. Sometimes we would post a dancing video together.” Nevertheless, the two exuded a natural charm that drew people in — and one of those people happened to be Tegan Quin.
“For me, it didn’t really even feel like I was playing people in real life,” Seazynn says. “It was so well written by Clea and Laura that it didn’t feel like I was playing a real-life person who was sitting 20 feet away from me. There were very few times where I didn’t feel the script was relatable to me.” This made the experience so appealing to Railey and Seazynn, and it should for viewers, too.