Hudson Williams talks tattoos, sex scenes, Connor Storrie with neurodivergent interviewers in The Assembly S2
Actor Hudson Williams discusses his personal life, tattoos, and professional relationships during an interview on the show 'The Assembly'. The program features neurodivergent interviewers asking candid questions about his career and co-stars.
Why it matters
The show highlights inclusive media representation and provides a unique platform for neurodivergent individuals to engage in professional journalism.
So what did he say when he was invited to be questioned by a roomful of autistic and neurodivergent interviewers?
The rules of The Assembly are as follows: "No subjects are out of bounds. No questions are off the table, and all might happen."
The first episode of Season 2 aired on CBC television last night and can still be viewed on Gem . To avoid spoilers, stream it now before reading any further.
Hudson Williams gives a bit of a tattoo tour at the start of his episode on The Assembly. As the room fills up, he shows the interviewers which ones were done by his tattoo-artist girlfriend, Katelyn Larson.
The cherries just above his left elbow, for starters. And higher up on his shoulder, the outline of a set of teeth.
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