#boss level

"Yeoh mentions the Asian-centric Netflix comedy she starred in last January, The Brothers Sun. "It never got picked up, and that was devastating to me," she says. "It was funny, it was beautifully done...I don't know what else you need. So we still need to keep pushing forward. We don’t have a choice." In some ways, Yeoh is still bending Hollywood to her whim, fighting for better roles, setting new precedents for Asian actors in the US. And boy, can she fight. "It's very important you don’t let other people dictate who you are or what you do," she says. "Especially now, at this point in my career. I have my community, where we know how to support each other. We'll find the writers who will write something other than the 'grandmother'."" -Michelle Yeoh: 'When I look back at it, I go, "What the hell were you thinking?"'

Pitched early on an idea of King-Candy needing to become a bigger "Mega-Boss" to contrast Ralph, already a 'boss'.

Frank Grillo for TV Guide Magazine

When it became clear that the boss could not be defeated I realised that it was necessary to first complete an IRL puzzle that was kinda like a padlock but had loads of vertical and horizontal metal cylinders in it. You could only complete the padlock puzzle if you took a coin out of it and put the coin into various slots around this river in the middle of a town I’ve never been to.

Me and a few friends had to climb over walls and try not to fall into the river whilst putting the coin into the slots in the walls. The coin would always come back out because it somehow saved where it had been and could update the padlock puzzle.

Even when the coin had been everywhere it needed to go the puzzle still wasn’t unlocked, but one of my friends figured out how to open the back which gave you access to the cylinders and the ability to move them at will.