Diane Guerrero goes to therapy to cope with dark storyline in 'Doom Patrol'


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In the first episode of 'Doom Patrol' S2, the character Jane (Diane Guerrero) is in a very dark place.

Since working on the series Doom Patrol, which is into its second season now, actress Diane Guerrero is no longer quick to dismiss a person based on first impression.

In a video call from her Los Angeles home, Guerrero explained: “The show has taught me that when I meet folks and I don’t fully click with them or understand them, it’s probably because they have a lot more going on than you may think.

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