Bernstein also talked to Collider about her stint on How I Met Your Mother. She was present for the divisive and much-talked-about Season 9 of the hit comedy series, but she underscored that back then she was “just an assistant.” At the same time, Bernstein had the opportunity to learn about her craft on one of the most popular series on television, and she said that “it was pretty fun because it was a show that I watched and loved,” and the show really helped her learn “about the industry in general.”
The experience certainly helped her check in to Woodstone Mansion at Ghosts — another hit show, and one she’s been with since the beginning. Bernstein helped break several episodes and has written at least one each season throughout the show’s run. “It’s in its fourth season,” she said. “It’s amazing. We shoot in Montreal. It’s a really fun show to work on. I’ve been on it since the beginning, and it’s just a delight.” Season 4 is gearing up to be a wildly different experience for both characters and viewers as, at some point, Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar) will finally be able to see the ghosts of the mansion. But how exactly will it happen? We’ll have to wait until the new season premieres to find out.
CBS debuts Season 4 of Ghosts on October 17, stay tuned at Collider for further updates and more news out of TIFF. You can stream previous episodes on Paramount+.
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