What’s Modern Love? A Column. A Book. A Podcast. And Now, a Television Show.

Once you’ve read the essays and watched the episodes, you may ask yourself: What’s happened since? Where is the author now? How is the author now?

So I interviewed four of the people whose essays inspired episodes, seeking answers. You can read those interviews here:

• Deborah Copaken, author of “When Cupid Is a Prying Journalist,” on what happened with the one who got away. (Her episode stars Catherine Keener and Dev Patel.)

• Terri Cheney, author of “Take Me as I Am, Whoever I Am,” on life since going public with her bipolar disorder and how she’s doing today. (She’s played by Anne Hathaway.)

• Ann Leary, author of “Rallying to Keep the Game Alive,” on her near-divorce from actor Denis Leary. (Tina Fey and John Slattery play the couple.)

• Julie Margaret Hogben, author of “When the Doorman Is Your Main Man,” on how she, her daughter and Guzim are doing today. (This episode stars Cristin Milioti.)

Then, if you’d like to check out a sampler of Modern Love columns without having to plunge blindly into our 750-column archive, I pulled together, in no particular order, a collection of 25 of the most read, most shared and most memorable Modern Love essays.

Some more things a Modern Love fan may want to do:

Thanks for reading, listening and watching. We hope you enjoy.