It had been over two years since audiences saw June (Elisabeth Moss), Serena (Yvonne Strahovski) and their babies board a refugee train out of Toronto on Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale.” So when the sixth and final season returned earlier this year, naturally, no time had passed, and the show picked up exactly where they’d be left.
Much of the episode takes place on board that claustrophobic train. “Anyone on the outside might go, ‘Oh, that shouldn’t be too hard. And anyone on the inside knows that that is incredibly challenging, and it really was so,” says Moss, who directed four of the season’s episodes, including “Train.” Speaking at the
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