Speaker 1: First of all, you don't know me.
Speaker 2: We all about that high school drama, Girl Drama, Girl,
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Speaker 3: have to be joking. Autopsy of the Devil's Brain. It's
Speaker 3: a little it's a little wordy, but it's okay. Air
Speaker 3: date November twenty fourth, two thousand and eight. Welcome back, everybody.
Speaker 3: You've got me, Hillary and the Fabulous so Impossible to get.
Speaker 3: We finally got her, Kelsey as Beale.
Speaker 1: Oh crazy, she's here.
Speaker 3: Kelsey. Would you read our synopsis for us?
Speaker 4: Yes, of course.
Speaker 2: As Lucas takes a trip to Hollywood to meet his
Speaker 2: film director, parts Great Nathan.
Speaker 4: Gets ro basketball tryout.
Speaker 2: Hayton struggles with Mia to focus on her follow up album,
Speaker 2: while Millicent confronts Marvin about Gigi. Julian approaches the dubious
Speaker 2: Brook about designing clothes for his movie and Haley picks
Speaker 2: a reluctant Jamie to school town show.
Speaker 5: This episode was a shining example of our boss putting
Speaker 5: all of his own thoughts and dreams and weirdness into
Speaker 5: the storylines of our characters and us just having to
Speaker 5: like do it.
Speaker 3: This was my least favorite part of the show, like
Speaker 3: the season wise, the time when we were doing the
Speaker 3: Hollywood movie version of Lucas's script and we're now we've
Speaker 3: just completely run out of all possible storylines for all
Speaker 3: of these characters. We just have to show other people
Speaker 3: acting out the same storylines they've already watched for the
Speaker 3: last six seasons. It's so dumb. It really bothers me.
Speaker 1: It became so meta, Like.
Speaker 5: James van der Beek, the reveal of James Vanderbeeks the director.
Speaker 4: He's great, He's great.
Speaker 5: Kelsey, were you allowed to watch shows like Dawson's Creek
Speaker 5: and One Tree Hill growing up?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 2: I think I was a little too young for Dawson's
Speaker 2: Creek because One Tree Hill was kind of my my era.
Speaker 2: But I do remember meeting James Vanderby.
Speaker 4: I have to say his full.
Speaker 1: Name, He's if you call him James. It's like our James.
Speaker 2: Nathan James, do you remember meeting him on set for
Speaker 2: this episode? Which is so funny, but yeah, it does
Speaker 2: feel very meta and it.
Speaker 5: Fell too like he was making fun of so many
Speaker 5: Dawson's things. Like in this episode, him being this goofball
Speaker 5: director was probably my favorite part because I had nothing
Speaker 5: to do with it and it was just I couldn't
Speaker 5: just enjoy it, but him like jumping on the chair
Speaker 5: like Tom Cruise. This was when him and Katie were
Speaker 5: still together, you know, right, and you know, trying to
Speaker 5: get Haley and Lucas to end up together because he
Speaker 5: knows what fans like, you know, and then.
Speaker 1: Asking if they could kill Haley because doesn't Michelle Williams
Speaker 1: die at the end of Gosson's.
Speaker 6: Creek she does.
Speaker 3: Oh spoiler her Sorry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's so many little nods in there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I liked that because he took the note of
Speaker 5: being sufferable and he really ran with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was having fun for sure.
Speaker 5: Yeah, definitely, which I think made Chad have fun. Like
Speaker 5: I really liked Lucas in this episode too, because he's
Speaker 5: just kind of steady and he's got these two big,
Speaker 5: like weird alpha male personalities.
Speaker 1: He's got Julian drawn and sugar in the diner. Vanderbeek's
Speaker 1: playing with cocaine.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, Lucas is just watching everyone go crazy around.
Speaker 2: Him, and then Chad like blows the sugar off and
Speaker 2: walks out. It was seeing that's interesting.
Speaker 1: Was that on the page or was that like actor choices?
Speaker 3: That's what I'm wondering. I could see Austin. Austin's funny enough,
Speaker 3: he could I could see him, or quirky enough. I
Speaker 3: could see him pouring the sugar out on the table
Speaker 3: and doing that just on his own whim.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just make an art man, yes, Jus.
Speaker 5: I had a conversation with Gus last night about choices
Speaker 5: as an actor because he's doing the Hobbit, he's doing
Speaker 5: a play. Yeah, And I was like, sometimes as an
Speaker 5: actor you have to make bad choices. And I thought
Speaker 5: that the sugar was it just made Julian look like
Speaker 5: such an asshole because I've waited tables like you could
Speaker 5: Why did you wait tables? You're like, Oh, he's the
Speaker 5: sugar guy. He's sugar guy. Cool, yeah, show off. Well,
Speaker 5: it was fun to see the Dixie grill. Was that
Speaker 5: the Dixie Grill wasn't it. No, I think that was
Speaker 5: the front Street grill.
Speaker 3: Was it?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: I don't know why I had this Dixie Girl in
Speaker 3: my mind.
Speaker 1: There was one that was a closer. It's like a
Speaker 1: waffle house.
Speaker 5: It was closer to Soapbox. It was across the street,
Speaker 5: directly from Karen's Cafe. Oh yeah, it was like the
Speaker 5: little stepsister to Dixie Grill.
Speaker 3: Oh funny. Yeah. I love all those little southern dive
Speaker 3: diners that we had down there. Kelsey, what were some
Speaker 3: of your favorite spots when you were in Wilmington to
Speaker 3: go to restaurants?
Speaker 2: Okay, Cafe Phoenix.
Speaker 3: Oh oh yeah, ri Ip.
Speaker 4: I went to Circa.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's still around.
Speaker 5: We just went to Circa when we were in town
Speaker 5: for the convention and we showed up. It was like
Speaker 5: a bunch of us. It was late, and they were
Speaker 5: so nice that they seated us. But the waitress was just.
Speaker 1: Like, oh my god, like everyone from Montreal is here.
Speaker 1: This was so weird.
Speaker 3: What do we do? What do I do?
Speaker 5: So we ordered drinks and everyone's kind of moving around
Speaker 5: and she's trying to put the drinks down on the
Speaker 5: table and she pours the entire tray of drinks down
Speaker 5: Sophia's back, and Sophia was wearing leather pants, so there
Speaker 5: was nowhere like went to go.
Speaker 1: It just pooled in her. God, and I was like, circa,
Speaker 1: never change, never change.
Speaker 3: Best person for that to happen to. By the way, though,
Speaker 3: Sophia is so gracious. I'm sure that in that moment
Speaker 3: she was really I wasn't there, but I'm sure she was.
Speaker 5: Lovely thanked the waitress and then tipped her really well
Speaker 5: because I was like, this will be a story that
Speaker 5: we tell later. So yeah, Now, the restaurants in Wilmington,
Speaker 5: it is fun to see those. We spent a lot
Speaker 5: of time in that diner between Julian and Sam.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, there's a lot of time in the diner
Speaker 2: of this episode, just this episode.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Watching Austin, I just love watching him on camera. He
Speaker 3: moves around in front of a camera like he's like
Speaker 3: ice skating. He's it's so easy, there's such a flow.
Speaker 3: Even the way he walks in and out of sets.
Speaker 3: I never feel like he's hitting a mark. I never
Speaker 3: feel like he's delivering a line. He's just there, present, responding,
Speaker 3: and then when there's nothing left to say or do,
Speaker 3: he leaves. It's great.
Speaker 5: Well, my favorite thing at the beginning of this episode.
Speaker 5: I don't care about Austin. I care about the fact
Speaker 5: that Haley James Scott is walking around with a tape
Speaker 5: measure to measure her husband at the River Court, just
Speaker 5: like randomly.
Speaker 3: So random. Although I can attest to the fact that
Speaker 3: now as a mom, I do often have a tape
Speaker 3: measure in my purse. I don't know why I said
Speaker 3: as a mom. Maybe it's because it's like the sort
Speaker 3: of you get older and you have a house moved
Speaker 3: to buy furniture, and having kids can be part of that.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I'm like on the lookout for furniture, and
Speaker 3: I don't know, I feel like Marie's asking me more
Speaker 3: often for a tape measure because she's got things she
Speaker 3: wants to see if it fits in her room. Is
Speaker 3: Is that weird? Am I am I alone in this?
Speaker 3: You don't carry tape measure around all the time?
Speaker 4: I have one right here?
Speaker 5: Amazing Okay, Yeah, of course, I think that's why I
Speaker 5: appreciate it so much, because it's just like, how are
Speaker 5: we going to start the episode? I know Haley could
Speaker 5: just be measuring him at the River Court because he.
Speaker 1: Doesn't know how tall he is.
Speaker 3: Let's just double check one more time that I didn't
Speaker 3: grow any in the last four years.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 1: I liked that. That's one of those little things where
Speaker 1: you're on set.
Speaker 5: And you're like, this doesn't make any sense, and they say,
Speaker 5: you're an actor, make it make sense, and you did.
Speaker 1: You just did, thank you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there were quite a few of those moments. But
Speaker 3: I did love this storyline, especially for James. Really cool
Speaker 3: to see somebody just making a hail Mary pass, a
Speaker 3: last ditch effort, you know, reworking a dream from another angle,
Speaker 3: like trying to trying to not let something go or
Speaker 3: at least not live a life, knowing that he could
Speaker 3: have taken a last shot. I love seeing this and
Speaker 3: I thought they played it out really well.
Speaker 4: The way it was.
Speaker 2: Shot, too, was really neat when he's like in the
Speaker 2: middle of the trials.
Speaker 5: And they'd like when he was talking to camera when
Speaker 5: he was doing the vo and it would freeze frame.
Speaker 3: I say that was corny.
Speaker 1: Kelsey, have you ever thought.
Speaker 5: About suggesting freeze frame on Yellowstone? Have you ever been like, you,
Speaker 5: guys know what we should do with this rodeo?
Speaker 3: That's right? Play by play.
Speaker 1: We should tell the audience exactly what's happening.
Speaker 3: John Dunn's just gonna walk us through it. He's gonna
Speaker 3: tell me exactly.
Speaker 2: He had a saving Private Ryan moment in one of
Speaker 2: the episodes, and I remember had to run down this
Speaker 2: hill and howboy boots and my son of course running
Speaker 2: away from danger as you do on Yelstone. Yeah, they
Speaker 2: run away from major but my and I remember, my
Speaker 2: son just takes off. He just runs down that hill
Speaker 2: so fast, and I'm.
Speaker 4: Like there, like, but your mother like hitting marks.
Speaker 2: I mean, actually, it's so cool that Austin is so
Speaker 2: good with my I'm so terrible at Marx.
Speaker 4: I'm still so ri at hitting marks.
Speaker 1: Well, oh god, I totally forgot to mention this.
Speaker 5: We should dedicate this episode to Johnny V who just
Speaker 5: passed away. He was our focus puller on One Tree Hill.
Speaker 5: John vari Hush, I didn't know that, John, I don't Kelsey.
Speaker 5: I don't know how much like you interacted with him.
Speaker 5: But joy for me, John Variety taught me how to
Speaker 5: hit a mark because on the pilot I was like,
Speaker 5: why is there a sandbag on the ground, Like, what
Speaker 5: is that? I'd only done theater where it's like you're
Speaker 5: similar to hit Yeah. Yeah, around here, get close and
Speaker 5: John would take me by my pants and just like
Speaker 5: kind of tug on me off camera. Still I hit it, yeah,
Speaker 5: and like it was like a little animal on a leash.
Speaker 5: And he never made me feel stupid, which I can
Speaker 5: look back on and be like, oh, that was incredible.
Speaker 5: And so it's been cool to see all of our
Speaker 5: Tree Hill crew family members come together and honor this
Speaker 5: man who.
Speaker 1: Just quietly taught all of us.
Speaker 5: You know, hitting a mark is a huge part of
Speaker 5: our job.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you can't really be seen. And how many
Speaker 3: times have you given a performance only to find out
Speaker 3: it's out of focus and you gotta hold it again.
Speaker 5: Or you're blocking someone's light which makes you feel like
Speaker 5: a realizable.
Speaker 3: Or someone's blocking yours because you didn't hit your mark.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. John was very generous with me too, and yeah,
Speaker 3: he always gave me sandbags because the hardest part is
Speaker 3: walking in and not looking down, so you have to
Speaker 3: sort of see it in your peripheral and then gauge
Speaker 3: generally once you start approaching where it is. But yeah,
Speaker 3: he was He was always very respectful and generous and
Speaker 3: treated us like we were adults, like young adults capable
Speaker 3: of deciphering and learning these things rather than kids that
Speaker 3: needed to be you know, whipped into shape. And it
Speaker 3: was really lovely. I'm sorry to hear that he passed.
Speaker 5: I would talked to a couple crew members and I
Speaker 5: wish that we'd been able to go down and you know,
Speaker 5: celebrate with them, because we did have such a happy
Speaker 5: little family on set. Like our crew was awesome, Kelsey.
Speaker 5: Who'd you hang out with on on set? What was
Speaker 5: your department?
Speaker 4: Is it Jim from Crops?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yes, Jim Nelson?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, he was so wonderful. He was really yeah,
Speaker 2: so so hoderful and just always had a good, like
Speaker 2: fun energy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so sweet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we had good dudes.
Speaker 3: Are all these guys still in Wilmington or everybody go
Speaker 3: to Atlanta because the stage is open and.
Speaker 1: No, like half of them were working on Outer Banks.
Speaker 1: We should go crash Outer Banks, dude.
Speaker 3: I have been bugging my manager to be on Outer Banks.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, on Outer Banks too.
Speaker 3: Should we just be on that show?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You could still play a teenager on Outer Banks, Kelsey.
Speaker 1: So I don't want to hear it from you. We're
Speaker 1: playing moms. Now, you big jerk.
Speaker 5: Speaking of teens, Sam, who has a boy sneaking out
Speaker 5: of her window? I love trying to pretend to be mad.
Speaker 5: We so, Ashley Rickards was how much older than you?
Speaker 1: Kelsey?
Speaker 2: Like I want to say, I don't remember. How do
Speaker 2: you remember how old she was?
Speaker 3: Maybe four years older?
Speaker 1: No, she wasn't twenty. If Kelsey was sixteen when we
Speaker 1: filmed this episode, yeah she was. Maybe she was.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, no, I think maybe only one year older.
Speaker 3: I feel like she also was sixteen.
Speaker 1: She was little too.
Speaker 5: But I like that you're playing a grown up and
Speaker 5: she's still playing a kid.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I remember I was talking about that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because it's like, wait, this is so, this is so backwards.
Speaker 1: We don't know what's real anymore. That's like, you know
Speaker 1: Quinton was older than us? Yeah, he was older than
Speaker 1: us playing in high school?
Speaker 3: Or did you ever sneak in and out of your
Speaker 3: bedroom window?
Speaker 2: Did?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Honey, No, because I have a military father, so I
Speaker 2: had like locks and bolts and cameras all over.
Speaker 5: Did your dad love sharper image like my dad did,
Speaker 5: or like radio shack? Did you have those little lasers
Speaker 5: around your house that would beep if anybody walked past
Speaker 5: your house.
Speaker 2: We still have the top past our driveway.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like.
Speaker 3: Alert, you are on camera. Alert.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Yeah we had the beeps. Military kids
Speaker 1: can't sneak out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you didn't sneak out.
Speaker 1: No joy, did you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What you kidding me? I had a one story house.
Speaker 3: My window opened up to the backyard. I was on
Speaker 3: Route seventeen. Like, that was so easy to climb out
Speaker 3: the window. I didn't go anywhere. I was too scared.
Speaker 3: I just like walked around the block by myself. To
Speaker 3: be contrarian. I was like, I did it, and then
Speaker 3: climbing in and go to bed.
Speaker 5: I could never. I could never. That's hilarious. Well, Sam's
Speaker 5: going for it, and I love that. When Brooke is
Speaker 5: like did you sleep with him or whatever? She's like, dude,
Speaker 5: I'm like fifteen.
Speaker 1: And when Brooke is like, well when I was fifteen?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, the look on Ashley's face, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was fifteen slash twenty four.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. Turns out Ashley actually is one year younger
Speaker 3: than you, Kelsey. We just found it.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so there really was this Yeah, holy young crappy'all.
Speaker 3: So great, so nice. So here's what I liked about
Speaker 3: this Sam's storyline. I did think they wove it together
Speaker 3: pretty well. I was not expecting the Xavier thing in
Speaker 3: the car with Evan Peters. Evan Peters, by the way, hey, everylmoighty, like,
Speaker 3: how do we get him? He also was one of
Speaker 3: those young I think he was the same age as
Speaker 3: you guys.
Speaker 1: Have you crossed paths with him? Again?
Speaker 2: I never met him because I remember he was on
Speaker 2: the show and then, but when I was rewatching it,
Speaker 2: I yeah, I totally forgot.
Speaker 5: I think he'd like to forget too. You know, he
Speaker 5: doesn't put one tree hill on his reel.
Speaker 1: Oh god, sorry, Evan, you're stuck with us. Yeah that
Speaker 1: Evan petersing, I joy. You're right.
Speaker 5: They tied that all together nicely, because we've been dragging
Speaker 5: this out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like, who the heck attacked Brooke and that's already
Speaker 3: tell us, oh.
Speaker 2: Man, and it is.
Speaker 4: It's so heartbreaking when she realizes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, yeah, I wasn't expecting that. So that
Speaker 3: that was the nice reveal. And I really liked Julian
Speaker 3: looking for Sam and intentionally not telling Brooke and telling
Speaker 3: her you know, she's got to solve it. It's her
Speaker 3: own problem, because he knows that it would make her
Speaker 3: question his motives ultimately if he told her he was
Speaker 3: trying to help her, or if he actively made it
Speaker 3: known that he was helping her. And I like that
Speaker 3: he wanted her to trust him and went ahead and
Speaker 3: just did it on his own. I thought that was cool.
Speaker 3: It was a good move. Yeah, Hiller, you're squinting. You
Speaker 3: don't think so, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I for me, it's so weird how Julian goes from
Speaker 5: being those really kind of devious. I mean, he likes
Speaker 5: to poke the bear. He's a pretty antagonistic person.
Speaker 1: All the shitt he says to.
Speaker 5: Lucas in the beginning, it's just so unnecessary, but it,
Speaker 5: you know, it's his character, and then he'll end up
Speaker 5: becoming this goober and it's I I like the antagonist
Speaker 5: to character. I wish that he had just always kind
Speaker 5: of stayed tall.
Speaker 1: It's fun to love it. It's tall. Yeah, Like they're.
Speaker 6: Fun to be with.
Speaker 3: Dan Scott can't be the only hole in the world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, come on, that's it.
Speaker 5: They're like, you listen, everybody loves it hole here and
Speaker 5: there and bron Davis.
Speaker 1: Sure she could kiss it out of him.
Speaker 5: No, I do like that he wasn't the Knight in
Speaker 5: Shining Armor, because you're right.
Speaker 1: Motive is like, oh hey girl, I'll help you and
Speaker 1: then we can kiss later.
Speaker 5: Yeah, or just find the child because it's the right
Speaker 5: thing to do. Yeah, right, Yeah, because what was Owen doing?
Speaker 5: Poor Joe?
Speaker 3: What a weird That whole thing was so weird.
Speaker 5: Every other episode he's like a hero saving Daniel or Rachel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then he was just Yeah, that was weird.
Speaker 4: That was strange.
Speaker 3: No, so out of character. So it felt so forced
Speaker 3: and contrived.
Speaker 1: Kelsey, when's the last time you saw this show? Like?
Speaker 1: How much of this lord are are you caught up?
Speaker 1: I'm familiar with I haven't seen it in since it aired.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen this episode probably since it aired. So
Speaker 2: it was it was so crazy and so nostalgic and
Speaker 2: like and I really like, I mean, like I said,
Speaker 2: I you know, can skip pissed my parts, But I
Speaker 2: really love watching y'all because it feels like it feels good,
Speaker 2: it feels like home. You know.
Speaker 3: I was gonna ask give you little watch parties with
Speaker 3: your friends when you're little. I don't mean sading. I
Speaker 3: had little watch parties too with things, okay, but when
Speaker 3: it first came out, you're.
Speaker 2: Stuff, okay, So I did so the first episode that
Speaker 2: came out, you know, because I mean Gigi could have
Speaker 2: very easily been cut of that, especially that.
Speaker 4: First episode, like oh.
Speaker 1: My god, you were adorable, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: At this party, like for the like at the high
Speaker 2: like it was at like some poolhouse, like public poolhouse,
Speaker 2: and that had a TV, and like a bunch of
Speaker 2: my high school came and I like, I couldn't believe
Speaker 2: how that was so bold because if I had been
Speaker 2: cut out of that show, Oh my god, I'd be
Speaker 2: a different person.
Speaker 1: Now never live down.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it shows up and you're not in
Speaker 3: the episode?
Speaker 4: Did make this up? So yeah, I would have watch parties.
Speaker 2: And they also really thought that you had to keep
Speaker 2: everything secret, like I mean.
Speaker 3: Marvel level, like yeah, they probably told you that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I would like be you know, I'd be like, yeah,
Speaker 2: don't want your hill this week.
Speaker 4: I can't tell you what's happening.
Speaker 5: Back then, like you couldn't stream it, you couldn't really
Speaker 5: watch it later, like watching it the night of was
Speaker 5: a much bigger deal than it is now, Like nobody
Speaker 5: does watch parties now.
Speaker 1: Because everybody just watches on their own time. But back
Speaker 1: then that was.
Speaker 2: It's sad that you watch parties anymore.
Speaker 1: Maybe we can bring it back. We can do that again.
Speaker 1: That's fine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when we're on outer Banks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, outer Banks.
Speaker 5: We're coming for you guys, for us now. Yeah, the Owen.
Speaker 5: The men in this episode are weird because, explain, we
Speaker 5: have James Vanderbeek who's being a cartoon and I love it,
Speaker 5: like yes, snidely whiplash, like great into it.
Speaker 1: And then we.
Speaker 5: Have Julian who's also kind of being a cartoon. He's like,
Speaker 5: I'm a bad guy, and he keeps basically telling everyone, Hey,
Speaker 5: I'm a bad guy, just so you know I'm a
Speaker 5: bad guy. It's like I love that. Sam was like
Speaker 5: I don't really think that you're a bad guy. She says, okay,
Speaker 5: keep trying. And then we have Owen who's also like, I.
Speaker 1: Guess I'm just a bad guy.
Speaker 7: And then Mouth's like that photo means nothing, it means nothing.
Speaker 1: Who actually is kind of bean, I'm not a bad guy.
Speaker 3: I'm not a bad guy. And Lucas is just looking
Speaker 3: around like these are bad guys.
Speaker 5: These are bad guys. Yeah, their dudes are all kind
Speaker 5: of being like James is lovely because James Lafferty is
Speaker 5: always lovely.
Speaker 3: James bad, He's bad.
Speaker 7: No, but James is talking to the camera like it's
Speaker 7: an after school special where he's like, yeah, that's where
Speaker 7: they got me wrong, freeze fray. I would love to
Speaker 7: think that the human who wrote has erected this had
Speaker 7: actually been a real human man before and understood how
Speaker 7: they worked and functioned. But maybe this was an alien.
Speaker 7: Maybe this is like an octopus. I don't know who
Speaker 7: thought all these.
Speaker 5: Guys great bad guy. The guy that was talking to
Speaker 5: Nathan was just so over the top, Like.
Speaker 4: That was so funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was calling him the the Riddler.
Speaker 1: Like a Batman reference that nobody gets. Nobody gets.
Speaker 5: No, just the whole thing was wild wild. This was
Speaker 5: a drinking game episode, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 3: I didn't look at it that way, like I appreciated
Speaker 3: the sentiment.
Speaker 1: I just said some drinking game rules.
Speaker 3: For one, so oh yes, they're so great.
Speaker 1: Wait there are real ones. Yeah, like it just up.
Speaker 2: It just came up on my on my Instagram. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's see yeah, y'all, because it's really it's great.
Speaker 3: We should play it and then watch an episode together
Speaker 3: and then record a podcast I'm drunk and see what happened.
Speaker 1: We want definitely I'll come back.
Speaker 4: I want to come back.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's like somebody Lucas squints one drink, Dan
Speaker 2: shows up unwanted one drink.
Speaker 4: Victoria's a bitch one drink.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, easy man. Yeah, well, Nathan Scott slam dunks
Speaker 5: and Scott shows off them goblin shoes.
Speaker 1: The goblin shoes freeze frame.
Speaker 5: Didn't we make fun of John Asher for using freeze
Speaker 5: frame in an episode?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I guess they liked it.
Speaker 5: Because it's what happens at the end of the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 5: And there's also the Breakfast Club reference in here. Pior
Speaker 5: Sophia has to just get up from her desk and
Speaker 5: just like.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, this is the dance.
Speaker 2: Dancing scenes are the worst.
Speaker 1: Oh god, so painful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like, okay, you're drawing and then the song you
Speaker 3: like comes on the radio, and so you just get
Speaker 3: up from drawing, go over to the stereo and turn
Speaker 3: it on, just randomly start dancing wild in front of
Speaker 3: your store that has all glass walls.
Speaker 1: All windows, and I know the fans love that.
Speaker 5: They all the things that we push back against, like
Speaker 5: the Spice Girls dance and like.
Speaker 1: Singing in the library. I love it, they love it.
Speaker 2: I mean she also made it really cute because I yeah,
Speaker 2: you see that in the script and be like, oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, having a swim on TV. You're like really, And
Speaker 1: then she.
Speaker 3: Had to turn that into Julian I don't like you,
Speaker 3: I don't trust you. I Like, it wasn't even it
Speaker 3: couldn't even be cute. Afterwards it was right back into
Speaker 3: very serious just just so so strange.
Speaker 5: Because a normal human with normal human emotions did not
Speaker 5: write or direct this episode.
Speaker 1: AI before.
Speaker 5: Yeah, how would a robot write a teen drama? It's
Speaker 5: this you guys, and as actors, this is just what
Speaker 5: you have to commit to.
Speaker 3: They tested it out, They tested it out on One
Speaker 3: Tree Hill before they released it. Yeah, this episode brought
Speaker 3: to you by chat GPT.
Speaker 1: Oh god, no, no, thank you. We recycled.
Speaker 5: We recycled lines too, because you know, in the pilot episode,
Speaker 5: Peyton's very you know, well known line is first of all,
Speaker 5: you don't know me, second of all, So the first
Speaker 5: of all, second of all thing is something that.
Speaker 1: Peyton would say over and over again, and now who
Speaker 1: was saying it? Was it Brooke? Who was saying that?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, was it Brooke?
Speaker 2: She says it right, Yeah, she says it to Julian like, first.
Speaker 1: Of all, yes, she's spicy.
Speaker 5: So wait, I want to ask you, when you're having
Speaker 5: to play someone who's this different from who you are
Speaker 5: in real life and someone who has had life experience
Speaker 5: that you haven't had yet as a young woman, who
Speaker 5: do you base that character on?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 5: Were there other TV or movie characters that you're like,
Speaker 5: I guess I'll just try that.
Speaker 2: God, I mean, I think that would give me too
Speaker 2: much credit with my process.
Speaker 1: You're like, I know how slutty girls act.
Speaker 4: I guess I'll try this.
Speaker 2: No, I think that I do remember in a couple
Speaker 2: of episodes ago, I had to down like ten hein
Speaker 2: in a kids or something. They were like a beer bottles,
Speaker 2: and like, you know, I from experience, I would get
Speaker 2: such bad. I got really bad at Asian glows. So
Speaker 2: I just, yeah, this isn't real. You know, I went
Speaker 2: six beers in.
Speaker 1: This is what I got.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you're just like you think you're just
Speaker 2: acting how an older girl.
Speaker 4: Would I don't.
Speaker 5: Know those older girls as older girls trouble.
Speaker 1: Was there a girl at school that you based Gucci on?
Speaker 1: Was there a slutty senior that you were like, that's her.
Speaker 2: I don't even think I knew anyone.
Speaker 3: Like Chelsea was like, I'm just gonna smile and say
Speaker 3: these lines and it's gotta work.
Speaker 1: That's why it was so likable. Yes, I really did.
Speaker 2: I have this problem where I was so happy to
Speaker 2: be there that every line I'd say with a big
Speaker 2: goofy grin, it worked a nervous laugh afterwards.
Speaker 4: Like when I was watching this.
Speaker 2: Episode, I was like, oh my god, because I still
Speaker 2: have this like nervous energy laugh er, Like I'm like,
Speaker 2: I do I do that after every.
Speaker 4: Line in this episode. It's horrifying.
Speaker 1: It makes me think that maybe Gigi's still a virgin.
Speaker 4: You guys, he totally is. She's putting it on.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: I was always accused of talking a big game, but
Speaker 5: then actually my high school cheerleading coach nicknamed me blue balls,
Speaker 5: which is the most inappropriate thing for an adult to
Speaker 5: call a child, but it was so accurate because I
Speaker 5: was like, oh no, I'll talk a ton of shit.
Speaker 5: But I'm not gonna touch anybody, are you like that way?
Speaker 4: But you had good game, That's that's important. I could
Speaker 4: talk to anybody.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Maybe maybe Gigi is totally a virgin and we've misread
Speaker 5: this situation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think we uncooked something really important here.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think she totally is.
Speaker 4: She totally was.
Speaker 1: She's just trying to think. Now, did you.
Speaker 2: See that kids in a couple of seasons ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 5: She must be doing something right because I've never seen
Speaker 5: an intern get a going away party at the magnitude
Speaker 5: of Gigi's going away.
Speaker 3: Yeah, shocking. Well, you know who's not going to be
Speaker 3: a version anymore?
Speaker 1: Me?
Speaker 3: MEMMILLI Wow, this decision, This is quite the decision.
Speaker 6: I mean, what a.
Speaker 3: Way though, Like, really, when you're just angry at your boyfriend,
Speaker 3: are gonna get back at him? I'm done? Yeah, I know,
Speaker 3: like it seems very dramatics. That's a very dramatic choice
Speaker 3: to make because you're upset with your boyfriend because you think,
Speaker 3: but it's like.
Speaker 5: The third or fourth time she's been upset about this
Speaker 5: exact issue, So break up with him, I know, Well
Speaker 5: that's what she should do. Instead, She's going to go
Speaker 5: climb that o en tree and yeah.
Speaker 1: And also have drunk sex with a guy who's been
Speaker 1: like sober.
Speaker 2: For eight years.
Speaker 4: Oh gosh, I've been sober, freight you. I've been a
Speaker 4: urgeon for twenty two.
Speaker 1: That is how did we not win Emmys for this? Causie?
Speaker 5: We heard award shows for Yellowstone and yeah, we're like,
Speaker 5: you know, who should be here?
Speaker 1: Does the tree? Kids?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: I mean, look, Yellowstone is neither boy.
Speaker 5: Uh No, I love I love just a real stinker line.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was Yeah, such a line. It's hard to sell.
Speaker 3: I haven't I've been sober for eight years and tonight
Speaker 3: what did you say? I haven't had a drink in
Speaker 3: eight years, and tonight that's going to change. I haven't
Speaker 3: had sex in over twenty two years, and tonight that's
Speaker 3: going to change. First of all, like I haven't had sex
Speaker 3: in over twenty two years, The implication that you would
Speaker 3: have had been having sex at any point until like
Speaker 3: the last five of those twenty two is kind of inappropriate. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so that's so gross, so totally inapropriate.
Speaker 5: I don't know, guys, I think I'm talking myself into
Speaker 5: liking this episode more and more like, it's so.
Speaker 6: Goofy Jamie in Attus.
Speaker 1: Oh the Talent show. That was sweet.
Speaker 6: It was cute.
Speaker 4: It was very cute.
Speaker 1: Haley still doesn't have anything to do. Poor Hayley's just
Speaker 1: like carrying a tape measure.
Speaker 3: Thank god they put me in a wiggle dress.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the dress are great.
Speaker 3: I got to wear that Joan Holloway wiggle dress. I
Speaker 3: was happy about it. I insisted on wearing the brooch. Everyone,
Speaker 3: it's my fault.
Speaker 1: I like the brooch. What's wrong with the brooch?
Speaker 3: Makes me look like I'm seventy five?
Speaker 1: No, I liked it.
Speaker 4: I didn't even notice the brooch. That's so funny. That's
Speaker 4: so funny.
Speaker 3: I was like, guys, it's cool. It's like vintage and cool.
Speaker 1: And it was more. Brooch is the name of this episode, guys.
Speaker 3: I don't know she wants to wear a brooch. Just
Speaker 3: put it on her. We have too many other things
Speaker 3: to argue about.
Speaker 1: A beak jumping on a chair. Just let Joy have
Speaker 1: her broke.
Speaker 3: But I remember Jackson really being excited about this because
Speaker 3: he was a little comic, like he loved walking around
Speaker 3: talent jokes, doing magic tricks, playing tricks on people that
Speaker 3: was fun for him. So I do remember him being
Speaker 3: super stoked to get this right and get all the
Speaker 3: laughs from the audience. He was a little jokester, I do.
Speaker 2: I love that for his character too, that like he
Speaker 2: would be really into stand up so sweet.
Speaker 1: Did you guys ever do talent shows when you were little?
Speaker 4: Do we ever do one?
Speaker 1: He shows? Yeah? What was like the talent show at
Speaker 1: your element You danced to everybody dance?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Didn't you enjoy every girl did like that routine?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I did it. I did a bid for it. I
Speaker 3: feel like I told hi sorty, I did a bid
Speaker 3: for class vice president in the fifth grade, and I
Speaker 3: did a dance to Amy Grant's and I had multiple
Speaker 3: hats on the stage with me that I just rotated through. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know about talent shows.
Speaker 5: What about you, guys, Kelsey, what were you doing in
Speaker 5: elementary school three years before you joined our cast?
Speaker 4: Were you?
Speaker 1: Were you tap dancing?
Speaker 4: I was embarrassing myself on one tree Hill? So he
Speaker 4: told think I was in the God.
Speaker 5: Man gus is my son's first talent show in kindergarten.
Speaker 5: He was like, I'm gonna do magic tricks, mom, And
Speaker 5: I was like, what magic trick are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: And he was like that one.
Speaker 5: The dad does where he tears up the paper towel
Speaker 5: and then wads it together and then it's all whole again.
Speaker 5: And I know that Jeffrey has not explained this magic
Speaker 5: trick to Gus. He just thinks it's like hereditary, like,
Speaker 5: so he's gonna rip up this paper towel and it's
Speaker 5: gonna actually come back together, and so he's like, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna go do this. I was like, Oh, I don't
Speaker 5: know if we should do that, and so then instead
Speaker 5: he's saying Elvis song. But George has her talent show
Speaker 5: this year, and she wants to tell jokes with dragons,
Speaker 5: and so she's writing a whole puppets, Yes, dragon puppets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have to record it.
Speaker 1: She wants to be dressed as Godzilla.
Speaker 5: She wants me to create a landscape of small buildings
Speaker 5: that make her look really.
Speaker 1: Big, and then it's going to be her in a
Speaker 1: dragon Telly Joe. It's so elaborate. She's producing this.
Speaker 2: Thing too, or directing it. That's really cool.
Speaker 1: But that's the part of this episode that I liked,
Speaker 1: is that a five year old knows exactly what they want. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and it's only the grown ups that get in the way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, he's adorable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let just tell your jokes, Jamie and Joy, I
Speaker 5: really appreciated that you and his mom were in the audience,
Speaker 5: given that face of like, I.
Speaker 1: Know what he's doing. This was always plan.
Speaker 2: This is a let Actually, that's so like y'all's reactions
Speaker 2: to him. No one's shocked because also like he probably.
Speaker 4: Wasn't there right because he's on kid hours, did y'all?
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah, that's probably true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you had to stand in a grind grid man Jackson,
Speaker 2: somebody on his knees, probably a.
Speaker 1: Young woman Jackson.
Speaker 5: God.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's always like a twenty year old chick
Speaker 1: playing a child. Yeah, that was cute.
Speaker 5: I'm waiting for Haley to get something to do, though,
Speaker 5: Joy I can feel I can feel fatigue for your
Speaker 5: character because it's like, Nathan, what's your dream?
Speaker 1: Great, Jamie, let's do something adorable. Great. It's like I'm just.
Speaker 5: Gonna look good in this dress. Then I'm gonna put
Speaker 5: my legs upon my husband, show these legs off.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It was a good it was a good moment,
Speaker 3: good hair, makeup, dress moment. Yes, for sure. What's going
Speaker 3: on with Peyton? Why is she said? What's what's happening?
Speaker 3: And why is she being so mean to me? Actually,
Speaker 3: in your defense, I do not think you were being
Speaker 3: mean to me. I think you were being a very
Speaker 3: rational business person and she was kind of being I
Speaker 3: think she was being obstinate for no reason.
Speaker 1: Personally, that was a speech directed at me.
Speaker 5: That was that was me having to say the words
Speaker 5: that were directed at me because the person who wrote
Speaker 5: it and directed it. So when Peyton's saying, you're so ungrateful,
Speaker 5: the studio wants this from you, you know, I'd gotten
Speaker 5: the note about my hair.
Speaker 1: They didn't like my hair. They didn't you know, it.
Speaker 5: Was like they didn't like and I had reached that
Speaker 5: point where I didn't care anymore, and I was like,
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm here for a couple more episodes.
Speaker 5: That whole speech was directed at me, and so it's
Speaker 5: weird to watch it and watch like a younger version
Speaker 5: of myself fully commit to it, and like I remember
Speaker 5: thinking like, Okay, you want to see how badshit this is,
Speaker 5: Like you want to see how crazy all this sounds.
Speaker 5: I'm going to show you how well it's unhinged. This
Speaker 5: all sounds and I didn't like having to fight with Kate.
Speaker 5: And also I'd been so isolated this year. I'm not
Speaker 5: in scenes with anyone else like ever, and so again
Speaker 5: I'm just all by myself in my office, which is
Speaker 5: a great place to control me. I'm not able to
Speaker 5: whisper in the ear of any of our younger actresses.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm in a fight with Kate in this scene,
Speaker 5: and so there's kind of anytime you fight with somebody
Speaker 5: on camera, there's a level of discomfort because I don't
Speaker 5: want to take her out of the scene, you know,
Speaker 5: even though I want off camera to be really fun
Speaker 5: and lighthearted. If she's having to prepare herself to be upset,
Speaker 5: I can't go and.
Speaker 1: Be jokey jokie. But yeah, so all of that weird
Speaker 1: meta stuff.
Speaker 5: It was hard for me to watch my part in
Speaker 5: this episode because I'm like.
Speaker 1: Didn't is anyone else seen this?
Speaker 5: It's like I'm seeing Bigfoot and he's like right there
Speaker 5: in front of me, and no one else is acknowledging
Speaker 5: the bigfoots there, and I'm like, you, guys, it's real,
Speaker 5: it's right here. And so maybe with some distance and
Speaker 5: time other people can see it, but I just it's
Speaker 5: fatigue for me at this.
Speaker 1: Point because I'm like, I get it. You use the
Speaker 1: dialogue as a weapon and a tool.
Speaker 3: Like Mamma, what else is name?
Speaker 5: Baye? No, Peyton had a sharp pain at the end
Speaker 5: of the nineteen forties episode and she's going to a doctor.
Speaker 5: And we know that Ellie had cancer, we know that
Speaker 5: she's got this history of female problems, and so we
Speaker 5: don't know what's wrong with Peyton. But on top of that,
Speaker 5: the doctor voice in the episode is our producer Greg Prange,
Speaker 5: who was my boyfriend's dad, you know, the guy I
Speaker 5: dated for five years. So there's also this weird layer
Speaker 5: of that's someone who I loved so so so much
Speaker 5: and uh, and now our relationships like weird because his
Speaker 5: son and I have broken up. And so every layer
Speaker 5: of the show for me in season six is getting
Speaker 5: weirder and weirder and weirder.
Speaker 1: And you know what do you do?
Speaker 5: Like we've all had those jobs, yeah, and you're just like, Okay,
Speaker 5: this is I think this is when it dawned on
Speaker 5: me that instead of it being my whole life, instead
Speaker 5: of it being these are all my friends, and this
Speaker 5: is what hang out with outside of work, and this
Speaker 5: is my life and I promote this show and I
Speaker 5: this is when it became a job.
Speaker 1: And that sucked.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it sucked.
Speaker 1: But I thought Kate did a good job of being,
Speaker 1: you know, like a kid.
Speaker 5: She's being a kid, and we committed to what was
Speaker 5: on the paper.
Speaker 3: Yeah you have to what else can you do?
Speaker 1: Were you did?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 2: Were you at that time, like staying in Wilmington where
Speaker 2: you're leaving?
Speaker 5: Like I was in that haunted house downtown that apparently
Speaker 5: is for rent now after the convention where I talked
Speaker 5: about it a whole bunch. It's like people keep sending
Speaker 5: me the listing for it, Like I'm not moving back,
Speaker 5: but someone else can. Uh, yeah, it's for rent. They
Speaker 5: put the kitchen in my old library where the bar was.
Speaker 5: They like moved the whole kitchen.
Speaker 1: Anyway, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: I was going to Charleston a lot, and I was
Speaker 5: going to Raleigh every weekend to go see my high
Speaker 5: school best friend. Because it dawned on me that I
Speaker 5: couldn't necessarily trust the relationships that I'd had over the
Speaker 5: last you know, five six years, and then I needed
Speaker 5: to get back to the relationships that I'd had since
Speaker 5: I was ten eleven, you know, and so it was
Speaker 5: good to get out. I mean, I think as a
Speaker 5: young actor, you don't understand that your job can just
Speaker 5: be your.
Speaker 3: Job, especially on location like that, when it's so easy
Speaker 3: to just become a part of the bubble. You just
Speaker 3: get absorbed into it.
Speaker 5: Going to work though, and just being pleasant at work
Speaker 5: and then going home and having a totally separate life
Speaker 5: is important.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like you don't.
Speaker 5: Have to kiss your co star just because a casting
Speaker 5: director thinks you make a nice couple. But yeah, I mean,
Speaker 5: I think everyone goes through that learning phase, and this
Speaker 5: was just it's weird to watch the exact moment where
Speaker 5: it hit for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that scene really totally different now that you say that.
Speaker 5: But it's fine because I'm in such This was actually
Speaker 5: a really lovely period because I am so isolated that
Speaker 5: I wasn't in any of the big group scenes. Like
Speaker 5: I was like, Peyton is going to be Jamie's aunt,
Speaker 5: Why isn't she at the talent show? But because I
Speaker 5: would only work one day an episode in these one locations,
Speaker 5: that meant I had all this other time to just
Speaker 5: go do other stuff.
Speaker 3: And I did, and did you make that short film?
Speaker 3: You did a short film with Austin on those cameras
Speaker 3: that they gave us. I love that you sent the link.
Speaker 3: You have to send that to Kelsey because it's really
Speaker 3: really great little movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah they get What were those things called razor cameras?
Speaker 3: Yeah, flip cam, Yeah, flip.
Speaker 5: Cameras they were They were flipcam and they just plugged
Speaker 5: into your computer and you could make little movies. And
Speaker 5: we wanted to make a movie for free. And so yeah,
Speaker 5: it was about that time because I had all this
Speaker 5: free time, I was wanting to produce. And this was
Speaker 5: really when I was like meeting screenwriters and I was
Speaker 5: helping out with Cucolors, and you know, Jeff Nichols was
Speaker 5: a director. He like came and stayed at my house
Speaker 5: and we workshopped a movie. Like I was doing more
Speaker 5: production stuff, and so that free time was meant to
Speaker 5: be a punishment and it.
Speaker 1: Ended up being awesome.
Speaker 3: Such a gies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like, okay, I can stay busy, Kelsey.
Speaker 3: What do you do on a lot of your free
Speaker 3: time while you and you're on location. I mean, it
Speaker 3: was such a big ensemble cast. There's got to be
Speaker 3: a lot of days when you're off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, kind of, it's kind of the same thing, and you, yeah,
Speaker 2: you realize that that downtime is so important, and so
Speaker 2: I don't know, I really I think, especially after the pandemic,
Speaker 2: I was at the beginning of Yellows done.
Speaker 4: I would fly out every weekend.
Speaker 2: I'd go back to New York or LA or go home.
Speaker 2: I couldn't sit still. And then after the pandemic, I
Speaker 2: don't know, it became.
Speaker 1: Settled, settle, we use the word settled.
Speaker 2: Became settled, and I just really I loved I'd sit
Speaker 2: on the porch and watch my dog run.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Do you still have that little cat, Sinatra?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, joy I think about this cat.
Speaker 5: O do?
Speaker 4: I Uh?
Speaker 2: It was just a foster, but it was the first
Speaker 2: time that I experienced animal love. I wish that you
Speaker 2: had texted me like two weeks earlier or whatever, because
Speaker 2: I real the cat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she wanted the cat. I met with Kelsey and
Speaker 3: her boyfriend at the time, and they had this cat
Speaker 3: they were fostering. It was so cute, and then Marie
Speaker 3: wanted the cat.
Speaker 4: Were in love with each other.
Speaker 3: I know, and I just had to think about it.
Speaker 3: And by the time I texted you it had already
Speaker 3: found another home. I guess I thought maybe you took it. Anyway,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry to interrupt you, but now you have a dog.
Speaker 2: But now I have a dog, and yeah, I just
Speaker 2: it's also in Montana, you can there's really like all
Speaker 2: the produces really good, so you can like go pick
Speaker 2: up your eggs from the neighbor and and you make
Speaker 2: really nice food. And yeah, you get to ride horses
Speaker 2: on your days off. So I think, yeah, I think,
Speaker 2: just like taking care of yourself, because you know, the
Speaker 2: always jobs are always they have highs and lows and
Speaker 2: are very stressful in their own ways, along with a
Speaker 2: lot of wonderful things.
Speaker 1: So well, you've had really heavy story on that show.
Speaker 5: I mean, if Peyton's dealing with you know, spoiler alert,
Speaker 5: pregnancy or like health issues, your character's really been put
Speaker 5: through the gamut. And that thing that they don't tell
Speaker 5: you in the beginning is that your body doesn't know
Speaker 5: it's fake.
Speaker 1: Your brain knows it's fake.
Speaker 5: Your body doesn't know that that rush of adrenaline or
Speaker 5: cortisol is fake. Right, and you take good care of
Speaker 5: yourself otherwise you'll turn no monster.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no I am. I think especially the story the
Speaker 2: storyline we just did when Monica loses the baby's my
Speaker 2: mom actually because I drive out from from Brooklyn to Montana.
Speaker 1: You drive, Yeah, because I'm my dog's tough. She's such
Speaker 1: a tough girl. Yeah, we do.
Speaker 2: She came and did the job with me, and it
Speaker 2: was really fun. And but also it was she stayed
Speaker 2: in Montana for those first two weeks, so covering all
Speaker 2: the that that part of those episodes, and it was
Speaker 2: really nice because I just I got to talk to
Speaker 2: my mom about like my sister was a twin and
Speaker 2: we lost the twin and I say we.
Speaker 1: But I mean your family. No, it's a family loss, and.
Speaker 2: I think that, And it's so it's so strange because I,
Speaker 2: you know, those conversations. I never talked to my mom
Speaker 2: and had those conversations or like her miscarriages that she
Speaker 2: went through, And yeah, it just brought about such meaningful
Speaker 2: conversations and time with my mom. And I feel like
Speaker 2: she really took care of me when we were going
Speaker 2: through those scenes, and so it was really it's to
Speaker 2: have her there.
Speaker 4: You got to take care of yourself.
Speaker 3: I love hearing that you're taking the time to do that,
Speaker 3: though in an age when there's so much hustle, and
Speaker 3: especially with this industry, it feels like actors are just
Speaker 3: were all responsible for figuring out our next job with
Speaker 3: self promotion and instat Graham and all that. You know,
Speaker 3: everybody's hustling so hard with social media and trying to
Speaker 3: create your own projects and then trying to get attention
Speaker 3: for it. And there's really something to be said for
Speaker 3: just appreciating exactly what you have right in front of
Speaker 3: you and being in that moment and the fact that
Speaker 3: you get to do that on a porch with a
Speaker 3: dog running around and riding horses on the weekend and
Speaker 3: eating your produce and enjoying the wind, the Montana breeze blowing,
Speaker 3: and just enjoying the job you have and not trying
Speaker 3: to hustle into something else in the in the interim
Speaker 3: is really really such a great example. Well done.
Speaker 2: I also, I don't know if y'all have found this,
Speaker 2: but I also think that what's been really nice is you.
Speaker 2: I feel like you're seeing this change of of like
Speaker 2: the portrait of a what a mother looks like. I
Speaker 2: feel like I've seen that over the course of Yellowstone,
Speaker 2: of it being like a very idealistic portrayal of what
Speaker 2: she's supposed to be and then versus like, no, it
Speaker 2: can be and look really messy and you can.
Speaker 5: Oh, the martyr thing is weird, Like everyone wants a
Speaker 5: mother to be a martyr, especially I've turned down scripts.
Speaker 5: There was a script that they wanted Jeffrey and I
Speaker 5: to play husband and wife and like the husband could
Speaker 5: be messy.
Speaker 1: And the wife had to be this like super religious pta.
Speaker 5: Like everything had to be so cookie cutter and like pristine.
Speaker 5: And I was like, this is gross, and the writer
Speaker 5: was like, well, I based it on my mother. And
Speaker 5: I'm like, I guarantee you you have no idea who
Speaker 5: your mother is.
Speaker 1: You this is what you're writing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: No, chicks are messy, man.
Speaker 5: It's important and it's important to represent that because it
Speaker 5: gives the woman at home freedom to not feel shame.
Speaker 3: It's like, oh you feel normal.
Speaker 5: Yeah, look at that pretty slutty girl from One Tree Hill.
Speaker 5: See she's mothering and she's doing a great job but
Speaker 5: also a disaster.
Speaker 1: Look at that trajectory. I'm doing great. I mean, Hilary,
Speaker 1: you are like my role.
Speaker 2: I'm basically trying to just be your life, like live on.
Speaker 1: Join us, Join us on the commune.
Speaker 4: Babe, one step away. I'm learning from you.
Speaker 5: If anybody that tells me that I start studying them
Speaker 5: property listings, I'm just like, there is a place right
Speaker 5: around the corner from me for so right now, join us. No,
Speaker 5: what's nice about living out in the middle of nowhere
Speaker 5: is that you get to fuck up all the time
Speaker 5: and no one sees it.
Speaker 1: Just keep it to yourself.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 3: We have a fan question. This is from Rachel Okay.
Speaker 3: I have always wondered why the show brought in James
Speaker 3: Vanderbeek to play a hotshot director who is going to
Speaker 3: adapt Lucas's novel, but did not have him play Dawson
Speaker 3: Leary DAWs and literally did the same thing at the
Speaker 3: end of Dawson's Creek as a director. Is there a
Speaker 3: reason they couldn't cross over the character.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Did James just not want to play Dawson.
Speaker 5: No, it's just a it's different ip, Like the creator
Speaker 5: of a show would typically get paid anytime that character
Speaker 5: is used somewhere, you know, And so I think they
Speaker 5: just changed the name but kept the character like exactly
Speaker 5: the same. Are we thinking that Dawson Leary became a
Speaker 5: total scumbag man.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, wait, Dawson turning into a cocaine
Speaker 3: sniffing chair jumping.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what happened when Pascy, When Pacey won the
Speaker 5: Joey over Joey.
Speaker 1: Dawson just lost it.
Speaker 5: This is like us going to outer banks, like we'll
Speaker 5: have to change our neme.
Speaker 1: We're all in witness protection.
Speaker 2: But we should all be playing the same Montreo character.
Speaker 5: Moss, who played Junk is the cop on that show,
Speaker 5: and we're like, that's just grown up junk.
Speaker 1: That's oh my gosh. I know I watched.
Speaker 5: She's like, I know, no, But I also think it
Speaker 5: was fun for James to get to play a heightened
Speaker 5: version he was. He was so earnest on Dawson's and
Speaker 5: so sincere and he had had some success in that show.
Speaker 5: What is what was that sitcom he did, The to
Speaker 5: Be or something? Yeah, I screwed that up, whatever that.
Speaker 1: Was, But he had he.
Speaker 5: Had done an episode of Criminal Minds where he played
Speaker 5: a total psycho, which was awesome, and he had done
Speaker 5: like this comedy stuff. And so it was in a
Speaker 5: period of time where he was getting attention for not
Speaker 5: being Dawson, and that was fun for him to come
Speaker 5: play with us kind of bridge those two things where
Speaker 5: it was a nod to what all the fans loved
Speaker 5: him for.
Speaker 1: But then he did a lot of comedy for a
Speaker 1: long time after this.
Speaker 5: When I left One Tree Hill, he and I tested
Speaker 5: for a multi cam together.
Speaker 1: It was like Three's Company.
Speaker 3: Oh fun.
Speaker 1: It was a weird ampetition. It was fine, but yeah,
Speaker 1: the Beak's a funny dude. He's he's a good time.
Speaker 3: Well, do we have an honorable mention?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What was your favorite thing in the episode, Kelsey?
Speaker 5: Besides that orange shirt that I'm sure you kept, the
Speaker 5: mouth gifted you gosh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and this like the awkward post.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I was just leaving like.
Speaker 4: Oh I do I gotta work on my nudes.
Speaker 5: That's probably why you liked Jim Nelson so much, because
Speaker 5: he's the guy that would like protect you and throw
Speaker 5: a blanket over you super fast.
Speaker 2: Yes, I do remember in that part of and Gig
Speaker 2: two point zero, I remember him being very stepping in,
Speaker 2: being like super protective.
Speaker 4: So yeah, maybe I know what my least divorite parts are,
Speaker 4: which were me on screen.
Speaker 2: And also it's always nice to see h Robbie right,
Speaker 2: Robbie chimes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, Quentin, Yeah, the Cape.
Speaker 3: That was great.
Speaker 2: I love watching him on screen. H you just I
Speaker 2: mean let alone the character itself, but you just like
Speaker 2: really root for him.
Speaker 3: You should get him on Yellowstone. What's he doing right now?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: He's so good? What are you thinking?
Speaker 3: Brook dancing?
Speaker 1: Oho?
Speaker 5: I think my honorable mention for this episode is the
Speaker 5: horror of growing up and looking at a past version
Speaker 5: of yourself and knowing how far you've come, Like for
Speaker 5: you to say how embarrassed you are to watch the
Speaker 5: gg stuff and for me to watch this stuff, like
Speaker 5: knowing the behind the scenes stuff. There's a piece in
Speaker 5: getting older and being able to look at that and
Speaker 5: be like, no one could ever put me in that
Speaker 5: position again, But look how well I handled it as
Speaker 5: a young person, you know, Like the horror of youth
Speaker 5: is my honorable mention.
Speaker 1: God bless it, we.
Speaker 3: All are glory.
Speaker 6: I love that.
Speaker 3: Well. Do you want to spin a wheel with us?
Speaker 6: Kelsey?
Speaker 3: We spin a virtual wheel and we pick like a
Speaker 3: most likely too, like you do in a yearbook, you know,
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, oh god, yeah, and then we'll say
Speaker 3: who is most likely to whatever? And you have to
Speaker 3: pick a real life person from our cast or crew
Speaker 3: and then a character from the show.
Speaker 5: So we have most likely to ghost someone after a date.
Speaker 5: So hold on, we have to pick who's our real
Speaker 5: life person to ghost someone after a date?
Speaker 3: Date? Would you Hillary?
Speaker 1: It's me and it guys.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna waste anyone's time, like and I did.
Speaker 5: Season six is the only time I dated on One
Speaker 5: Tree Hill, and I just remember a lot of one
Speaker 5: and Done's being like, Eh, we're gonne. I was.
Speaker 1: I ghosted a lot. It was really immature of me.
Speaker 5: And I found myself a couple of years ago having
Speaker 5: to apologize to certain people for ghosting them because I
Speaker 5: thought that was the mature move, and instead it was
Speaker 5: just like more awkward.
Speaker 1: It's like you should have just not said anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, you did the right thing. It's still important
Speaker 3: to do the right thing.
Speaker 5: But which character is going to go somebody after? I
Speaker 5: think Millie's going to ghost the shit out of Owen.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I think she's gonna get clinging. Really yeah.
Speaker 1: Wait. They don't become a thing, though, do they. I
Speaker 1: have no recollection.
Speaker 3: I don't remember some stuff happens there. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I remember one of the episodes I directed.
Speaker 1: But oh you directed, so you lived with you?
Speaker 3: I vaguely remember, but I don't know exactly what it was.
Speaker 4: They have like a thing after Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh no, that's terrible. God that darm.
Speaker 5: G gg what'd you do?
Speaker 2: I was such a virgin. I shouldn't have even messed
Speaker 2: up anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: No, is Gigi the girl that like, once she gets
Speaker 7: him is like okay by Yeah.
Speaker 3: She's oh sorry, did you want me to call you?
Speaker 2: I didn't know my voice is so high.
Speaker 4: Oh jesus, it's cute.
Speaker 1: It's cute.
Speaker 5: Wait, so is Gigi our long chase but short romance?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Expanded it?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, because she's started kind of clinging in the
Speaker 2: in the chase.
Speaker 1: So mm hmmm. The once she gets them, it's over. Yeah,
Speaker 1: sorry mouth.
Speaker 6: I think so well.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 3: Kelsey. I'm so glad that you came to hang out
Speaker 3: with us. Thank you for taking your dime, and you're
Speaker 3: showing us your beautiful face.
Speaker 5: In your mind, Baby, you're gonna get Jey on a
Speaker 5: horse and then you're gonna come up here to the
Speaker 5: farm and we're gonna start we're gonna start searching for
Speaker 5: your property and it's gonna be great.
Speaker 2: Okay, that sounds good. I'll see you in New York. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so nice, so so nice to see you.
Speaker 6: We love you.
Speaker 1: Thanks for joining us, guys.
Speaker 5: Next week we have episode thirteen Things a Mama Don't Know?
Speaker 1: Oh, don't don't.
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