Although Levy had an impressive TV slate prior to taking on Zoey, the experience was totally different from any other job she'd had. As the actress told Deadline "I felt like I was working differently than I've ever done while making this show. ...I felt, for lack of a better way to explain it, like I had given this project my whole heart." The show's popularity doesn't surprise her either, with Levy reasoning, "It's a feel-good show even though it deals with real, heavy issues."
She added, "it's a show where you feel like those tears you shed opened you up a little bit more. Or, you have a cathartic experience, where you work through some of your own grief. ...it's a show that allows for release." Even with Suburgatory, Shameless, et al, Levy still feels blessed to be a part of Zoey's journey. She quipped, "I still can't even believe that I'm on a show that people watch."
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