Of course it does

'Why the hell have I agreed to this?' Krysten thought as she arrived for the set for her first day's filming. There was a reason she'd never agreed to do a topless scene before and it certainly wasn't general prudishness. She simply didn't have anything to show off and that was soon going to be incredibly obvious to all of her fans. Not only had HBO commisioned 8 episodes of a series revolving around her flatness but she'd agreed to a bunch of advertising and promotion, which involved her talking on all the talk shows about what she lacked. Nobody ever enjoyed the press tour, but this time Krysten was dreading it.

Still, she was a professional and honestly despite the embarrassment, she was still excited about the sitcom. The writer, David, had been keen to work with her and was convinced she'd be perfect in the role and the scripts were genuinely funny, with lots for Krysten to do. The scene for the opening credits, of her going through a comically exagerated number of tissue boxes trying to stuff her bra, was a classic scene of comic escalation and one that relied on her expressions to sell it. Just generally, Kirsty, the character she was playing, felt really endearing and had, as David said, the potential to become the role people associated her with, replacing Jessica.

Krysten smiled at the security guard and was quickly taken inside to meet the crew and cast. Because she'd been busy with other projects when casting had happened, this would be the first time she found out who she'd be working with.

While there was a large supporting cast, the two biggest roles were her busty co-worker and rival, Janine, and her hunky neighbour and crush, James. Trying to impress James and show up Janine was what kept getting Kirsty into trouble and David hadn't given away anything about who he picked to play them.

"Oh, god," Krysten mumbled in shock as she saw the cast waiting to greet her, "please don't let it be them."