If you could go back...
ten years ago or whatever...
and do it all again....
-would you? -You kidding?
Didn't matter what choices we made,
we would've ended up right here...
on this bed...
sitting next to each other in prison.
-Doomed to be together. -Exactly.
In the beginning, when Netflix said,
"You know, we'll do a whole season on the air,"
we didn't care where it was.
It was just like, full budget, no pilot. We're in.
Where we started season one, in terms of the prison
industrial complex...
-Yeah. -...it was the people
that we were looking into,
and over time, we've really expanded.
Orange has become this really great
voice for people.
It's so wonderful to be a part of.
It speaks to the world.
You go anywhere and people stop you
and just relate to somebody in the show.
Caputo! Caputo!
This show has absolutely nothing to do
with women in prison.
This is a story about
people and their lives.
The LGBTQ relationships in the show,
they were treated as love stories,
like any other love story.
In 2013, there was something really groundbreaking
about Sophia.
A trans person to play a trans character
is a really big deal.
Now you want some real advice?
From my second mom or my used-to-be dad?
From former man...
to current man.
We were talking about real issues
that were happening in America.
Nobody does that on television.
Very Jenji Kohan.
And quintessentially Orange is the New Black.
If you were to kind of sum up the seven seasons,
it is that life will deal you some blows,
but if you can learn to laugh at it,
then, yeah, you can find happiness.
This is the end for real.
We all didn't know what this was gonna turn into in.
And the magic that was created,
just purely off trying to tell a great story.
To the fans of the show,
we feel, and see you, and hear you.
And your support for us has been immense
and has changed our lives forever.
If you weren't watching, we would not be here.
So, thank you.
We wept the other day
in a way that was not cute.
It was grown-up weeping.
I think it was a little cute.
When you really love something,
and get the opportunity to do it,
it just gives you this sense of freedom.
Jenji Kohan changed my life...
because she allowed me to play.
We've really created a family here.
We've been together a really long time.
Let's try to stay in each other's lives,
because this is a special group.
I don't think I believe in goodbyes.