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Speaker 3: Who's your favorite actor from Old Holly, Old Hollywood and why?
Speaker 3: And you have to do it in your continental accent.
Speaker 6: We all have watched a lot of old cinema, I mean,
Speaker 6: especially during the One Tree Hill years. I feel like
Speaker 6: getting a box set of old movies from what was it?
Speaker 2: Best Buy?
Speaker 6: We would like we'd run into each other at the
Speaker 6: best Buy buying DVD box sets.
Speaker 3: Remember that that that pink It was like a satin
Speaker 3: pink Doris Day Rohudson.
Speaker 5: Sets, Girl Pillow Talk, Yes please.
Speaker 6: I I had a Vivian Lee box set that was
Speaker 6: all movies I'd never heard of before, Like Waterloo Bridge
Speaker 6: was new to me. And you know, obviously I knew
Speaker 6: her from Gone with the Wind, but I was like,
Speaker 6: there's something more to this woman than just this one movie.
Speaker 6: Kat on a hot tin roof. You know, she's not
Speaker 6: kut on a hot tin roof. That's Liz Taylor di
Speaker 6: Hillary no street car named desire Streek.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah.
Speaker 6: She was one of Tennessee William's girls. It was like
Speaker 6: Liz Taylor and Vivian Lee were my two favorite because
Speaker 6: the Tennessee Williams box set is Bananas. If you want
Speaker 6: to watch a collection of old movies that stand up,
Speaker 6: that's the one.
Speaker 3: Hang on did Vivian Lee? Who isn't Gone with the Wind?
Speaker 2: This Vivine Lee?
Speaker 5: And she was also Blanche Yes in a blonde way.
Speaker 3: WHOA, I missed it. I totally missed that. My whole
Speaker 3: life missed it.
Speaker 5: She's so good because you don't want to and two together.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 6: I mean she had this like crazy tumultuous marriage to
Speaker 6: Laurence Olivier and then they broke up, but there was
Speaker 6: always still a like she always still had his picture
Speaker 6: next to her bed, and he was still kind of
Speaker 6: in love with her, but she became an alcoholic and
Speaker 6: she died very young, and it was all very tragic,
Speaker 6: very talented woman.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna Rita Hayworth girl. I just love her. Yeah, Gilda, Yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: I always loved Rita Hayworth.
Speaker 5: I just watched Gilda on a plane. Joy, that's so weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, really so good.
Speaker 3: And Jim Jimmy Stewart man, just like, can you beat
Speaker 3: Jimmy Stewart?
Speaker 5: God, who is our modern day Jimmy Stewart?
Speaker 3: I think Tyler could be if he had been given
Speaker 3: a real shot at acting, Like if somebody had really
Speaker 3: just making him a move making somebody had made him
Speaker 3: a movie star, making him a movie start making him.
Speaker 7: Tom Hanks has that incredible can do anything like warm person,
Speaker 7: you just feel safe with energy For me, call he
Speaker 7: reminds me of a Jimmy Stewart. I was always just
Speaker 7: so in love with Catherine Hem.
Speaker 2: You love a woman in her suits. I love a
Speaker 2: woman in a pantsuit.
Speaker 7: I just thought she was so cool and ballsy, and
Speaker 7: I don't know she she did all these things that
Speaker 7: so many women in old black and white movies. I
Speaker 7: didn't I didn't.
Speaker 2: Get to see do.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And so I found her really inspiring. And I
Speaker 7: think what got me into old movies was all the
Speaker 7: you know, when we were babies doing all our first auditions,
Speaker 7: all these people would be like, you.
Speaker 2: Sound like Lauren beca kid, and I was like, who
Speaker 2: is that? Yeah, I don't know who that is. So
Speaker 2: I started watching old movies to hear this.
Speaker 7: You know, cool lady with a raspy voice. Yes, And
Speaker 7: I was like, oh, I could I like her? That
Speaker 7: feels nice.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right.
Speaker 3: And Lucy had that raspy voice too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh that's true.
Speaker 7: God, so old movies, Yeah, funny old dames.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, all right, so we have to have a movie.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 5: But that's also why we loved doing that.
Speaker 6: That episode, Chad wrote that was so like totally random
Speaker 6: or was it nineteen thirties nineteen forties episode? It allowed
Speaker 6: us to like play pretend and be these women.
Speaker 3: For a hot minute, and James could be his best
Speaker 3: Gregory Pack, who his dad looks exactly like. By the way,
Speaker 3: I remember James's dad. He looks just like Gregory Pack,
Speaker 3: and so does James.
Speaker 2: He truly does.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 2: It's wild.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 7: Ernesto asks the time jump between seasons four and five
Speaker 7: left a lot of college years unaccounted for if that
Speaker 7: time period could be shown in full, Who is a
Speaker 7: new character from your own story that you would like
Speaker 7: to be introduced? Does that mean who is someone that
Speaker 7: we went to college with who we would have wanted
Speaker 7: to see in the college years on the show?
Speaker 6: So I think he just means like we all were
Speaker 6: in three different places, Like Haley absolutely went to college, right,
Speaker 6: we weren't there.
Speaker 5: Brooke absolutely went to New York. We weren't there. Yeah,
Speaker 5: Peyton's in La.
Speaker 6: So for our characters, who is the person that we
Speaker 6: should have dragged back to Tree Hill?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Well I can answer that because I pitched it.
Speaker 7: When when we were going to bring in somebody to
Speaker 7: work on close over Bros. With Brook, I pitched our
Speaker 7: local hometown friend alex Oh Alex and I loved fashion. Yeah,
Speaker 7: the sheekhiest, most beautiful, nearly seven foot tall, like stunningly
Speaker 7: gorgeous black gay man who had the best fashion sense
Speaker 7: in the world. And I, you know, from growing up
Speaker 7: in the world of seeing fashion people not being like
Speaker 7: in their world because you know, my dad was a photographer.
Speaker 5: Like yeah he did.
Speaker 2: We were over helping like the ones.
Speaker 7: But I loved that fashion was such a place for
Speaker 7: Fashion was such a place of expression for.
Speaker 2: So many people, for women and for queer.
Speaker 7: People, and it was such a safe haven, you know,
Speaker 7: for artists and folks who weren't necessarily elevated to positions
Speaker 7: of power in other industries. And I really wanted to
Speaker 7: have Brook have a partner that reminded me of so
Speaker 7: many of the amazing men I knew in fashion. But shocker,
Speaker 7: the bosses on our show wanted Brook's partner to bang
Speaker 7: Brook's mom, so they hired a hot, straight, white Australian
Speaker 7: guy instead. And I was like, I feel that we're
Speaker 7: really missing the mark here. Yeah, but I you know,
Speaker 7: I wasn't in charge.
Speaker 5: I pitched it and did your best.
Speaker 3: We had a hot, white, straight Australian guy on the show.
Speaker 7: Yeah, MITCHU had an affair with Daphne.
Speaker 2: I mean not in real life. Oh my god, Alex,
Speaker 2: oh right, he had sort of like long hair.
Speaker 5: This is after I left.
Speaker 2: Wasn't his name, Alex? I don't know. Yeah, Hillary, you
Speaker 2: weren't there, but.
Speaker 5: I'm learning things in this curly blonde hair.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Brooklyn caught her mom having sex. It was awful
Speaker 7: because that was all.
Speaker 2: That I'm not remembering this. Yeah, but I really, I really,
Speaker 2: I really.
Speaker 7: Wanted her to have like a cool, you know, queer
Speaker 7: male fashion. That would have made sense. Totally, No, it
Speaker 7: would have been so awesome. Who would you have brought
Speaker 7: back from la or listen.
Speaker 6: I just I just found a picture of Alex at
Speaker 6: the very last rap party I went to, like picking
Speaker 6: me up and swinging me around on the dance floor
Speaker 6: like the best person to dance with.
Speaker 5: He was so wonderful.
Speaker 7: Do you remember the Halloween where he went as the
Speaker 7: as that god from three hundred and he was painted.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: He walked into the Halloween party and I was just like, oh,
Speaker 7: things are happening to every person in the room.
Speaker 2: The bar doesn't better standard.
Speaker 7: Than attracted to everyone in this room is like falling to.
Speaker 5: Their universally attractive person.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Here's what's weird is that Peyton didn't bring around
Speaker 6: like any indie rock bands like No Dive, far Ex.
Speaker 6: She absolutely was not friends with musicians. She would like
Speaker 6: hang out in passing with certain people like me, but
Speaker 6: really like she was much younger than us when I
Speaker 6: was working at MTV, and then when I had a
Speaker 6: radio show the summer after our first season, Like, all
Speaker 6: I did was let people sleep.
Speaker 5: On my couch and by their beer.
Speaker 6: I mean that band, the local band, he is legend.
Speaker 6: When we were in Wilmington, like lived in my house.
Speaker 6: I bought all their beers for years. So I feel
Speaker 6: like there must have been indie bands that Peyton could
Speaker 6: have advocated for that we just never got to see.
Speaker 6: Which secks that would have been fun?
Speaker 3: Waw waw?
Speaker 2: Who was Hailey friends with? In college?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 3: You still mine? I was gonna say, where's Haley's gay
Speaker 3: best friend? Like why didn't we get that? That would
Speaker 3: have been so fun from college. But the other thing
Speaker 3: I was thinking of is why does Hailey. I guess
Speaker 3: she she was pregnant. She was, I mean, she just
Speaker 3: had a baby, so and she doesn't have her Oh,
Speaker 3: her mom's around kind of. I mean her parents were like,
Speaker 3: didn't they get a trailer and they took off and
Speaker 3: her siblings aren't really around. So did she hibernate? Was
Speaker 3: she like just going to school and taking care of
Speaker 3: this baby and not did she have I guess she.
Speaker 2: Maybe two full time jobs.
Speaker 3: I know, so I don't know that she would have
Speaker 3: been super social, but I feel like I feel like
Speaker 3: Hailey was always pretty good at kind of spotting the
Speaker 3: odd man out and making friends, and so yeah, it
Speaker 3: would have been nice to see maybe the uh, maybe
Speaker 3: like just the the recluse kind of friend that that
Speaker 3: maybe wouldn't be somebody that the first person you think
Speaker 3: of as like a vivacious personality on a TV show,
Speaker 3: but who would maybe just helped her raise the baby.
Speaker 3: It was like, show the kind of the kind of
Speaker 3: person that is like I don't know, true blue, kind
Speaker 3: of nerdy, focused on her studies and just showed up
Speaker 3: and helped her with midnight feeding sometimes, and oh, go,
Speaker 3: you have an idea.
Speaker 7: You know what would have been so cool that I'm
Speaker 7: realizing as you say this, because Hailey was such a
Speaker 7: young mom in college. How funny if she met another
Speaker 7: college kid who was looking for a part time job
Speaker 7: and was like, do you.
Speaker 2: Want to be my nanny?
Speaker 6: Great?
Speaker 7: And you have these two girls, but like, you know,
Speaker 7: one kid who's studying whatever she's studying and another kid
Speaker 7: who's the mom, and they're they're friends, but they're like,
Speaker 7: what an interesting dynamic that would be for you to
Speaker 7: essentially have your babysitter be like your exact peer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys are doing like by chemistry together.
Speaker 3: Yes, it was some creative like artist girl who was yeah,
Speaker 3: like super punky and just wanted to come help and
Speaker 3: hang out and was like, took this part time job
Speaker 3: because Haley needed a little a little like shakey loose
Speaker 3: in her life. I think that would have been fun.
Speaker 2: I would have liked it.
Speaker 5: You needed to have a peer, a roommate. You'd been
Speaker 5: too adult, way too Yeah, those were the years. Well,
Speaker 5: what's our next question?
Speaker 6: Jesse says, is there any correlation between the song titles
Speaker 6: being the episode titles or do they just pick them
Speaker 6: because it sounded like a good idea.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's funny, babe. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we didn't talk to those people. I certainly did.
Speaker 2: Who knows.
Speaker 6: Maybe were they were they titles from songs in the episode?
Speaker 5: I don't think.
Speaker 3: Actually don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 7: I think they were just titles of songs. Maybe the
Speaker 7: songs were used. I don't know.
Speaker 2: They're like inspiration playlists. We didn't write the show.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think they probably sat around in the writer's room
Speaker 3: and everybody scrolled through their list on their computer of
Speaker 3: their or their iPod mix and figured out like, oh,
Speaker 3: this song kind of goes with it. I assume he
Speaker 3: made an attempt to match the theme.
Speaker 5: Well, because here's the thing.
Speaker 6: Remember, like the music climate at that time in the
Speaker 6: early two thousands, where everything was about like don't sell
Speaker 6: out man, and oh you don't know that band? What
Speaker 6: kind of pose there are you? You know, everything was
Speaker 6: so judgy in the music scene, and so there was
Speaker 6: kind of this cool factor to.
Speaker 5: Like, oh, you don't even know about that song.
Speaker 6: And so I think there was kind of a juvenile
Speaker 6: aspect of like, I'm putting together the ultimate mixtape that
Speaker 6: I know about, and if you were cool, you'd know
Speaker 6: it too, which.
Speaker 5: Is why half the time I'm like, I don't know
Speaker 5: what this song is. I don't care.
Speaker 3: I'm not cool.
Speaker 5: Never happened funny, Yeah, that.
Speaker 6: Was the music scene then was totally different than I
Speaker 6: think it is now. Now it's like, let's be fun.
Speaker 6: Back then it was really toxic.
Speaker 7: But back then there were also gatekeepers. Yeah, there was
Speaker 7: no Spotify Discover Weekly where the coolest song of the
Speaker 7: week was.
Speaker 2: Available to everyone.
Speaker 7: Like you had to know music to know what albums
Speaker 7: were coming out. You know every week and yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: there really was kind of like.
Speaker 3: And was our gatekeeper on my Space?
Speaker 5: You didn't have my Space?
Speaker 2: No, you guys. I thought it was creepy girl.
Speaker 5: How are you supposed to stalk your boyfriends from high
Speaker 5: school if you don't have my Space?
Speaker 2: I don't care about them.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 7: Bree has a great question, Jodan, Okay, tell the listeners.
Speaker 2: At home what it is.
Speaker 3: How did you each decorate your dressing room to make
Speaker 3: it feel more like you or like Brook or like
Speaker 3: Peyton or Hayley.
Speaker 2: That's a fun question. We haven't been asked that before.
Speaker 5: I to think if I did anything.
Speaker 3: So, I mean, Sophia and I both did a lot
Speaker 3: of decorating in our trailer. Like I remember coming with
Speaker 3: a car full.
Speaker 5: When we went to go visit Sofia and Toronto.
Speaker 6: We walked into her trailer and it was like going
Speaker 6: to Grandma's house because there's like, yeah, there's like blankets
Speaker 6: and pillows and crafts and plants and plants.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I really do have such like seasonal effective depression that
Speaker 7: when I have to shoot somewhere in the winter, I
Speaker 7: order a lot of plants for my trailer. I'm like,
Speaker 7: I need to have some green things. Trailers are also
Speaker 7: always like that weird fake bad marble looking like faded
Speaker 7: tie die wallpaper that's brown. Yes, like it's just shades
Speaker 7: of brown. It looks like a toddler threw up everywhere,
Speaker 7: and so I have to cover everything. I'm like, I
Speaker 7: gotta bring comfortable blankets in, and I'll bring pillows in,
Speaker 7: and I'll bring plants in, and you know, I always
Speaker 7: get some sort of like desk organizer thing, and I
Speaker 7: really I try to make it feel more like a
Speaker 7: room I would like to be in than a barf school.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because we're in it so often, there's so much
Speaker 3: hurry up and wait, and especially on those basketball days
Speaker 3: and on a show when you've got this many cast members,
Speaker 3: sometimes you get called in four or five hours before
Speaker 3: they need you and you're just sitting around in your trailer.
Speaker 3: You want it to feel like another living room. So yeah,
Speaker 3: you just I mean I like to switch it up.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Candles, I like to change the furniture in
Speaker 3: my house a lot all the time, So I definitely
Speaker 3: every season would redecorate with a different like kind of
Speaker 3: style or theme.
Speaker 7: I keep a trailer kit now too, that has like
Speaker 7: an electric kettle that you know. Yeah, I'll obviously wash
Speaker 7: when I get somewhere. I have all the things I
Speaker 7: know I need in like these two big plastic storage binds,
Speaker 7: and I'll just ship them wherever I'm because I.
Speaker 2: Also don't want to.
Speaker 7: I hate like getting stuff for a project and then
Speaker 7: you know, having to get rid of it. It feels wasteful.
Speaker 3: I feel like you need to write a life hacks book,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, Like you always have these
Speaker 3: all these crazy tips.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, like I've got the best travel humidifier now,
Speaker 7: figured it out. Yeah, yeah, I should be the person
Speaker 7: who leaves Amazon reviews, but I don't have time for that. Yeah,
Speaker 7: maybe I'll write a book instead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, or like I don't know, Refinery twenty nine or
Speaker 3: like Berdie get her on statslamor list, somebody get her
Speaker 3: on the list. Okay, Hillary trailer go.
Speaker 6: I'm sitting here trying to rack my brain while you
Speaker 6: guys talk about it, because I remember your trailers were
Speaker 6: really appealing. I think mine has always been just really spartan,
Speaker 6: Like I would bring in maybe a pillow, good word,
Speaker 6: because I would sleep during lunch so I wouldn't have
Speaker 6: to talk to anybody.
Speaker 5: Like I don't think I brought anything in, and.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm just trying to rack my brain unless you
Speaker 6: guys remember something. But I don't think I've ever decorated
Speaker 6: a trailer because I also had been on headset, you know,
Speaker 6: like my boyfriend would come into my trailer during lunch
Speaker 6: and I could hear everything, and I knew that like
Speaker 6: everyone went through everyone else's trailers and like would poop
Speaker 6: in each other's bathrooms and stuff.
Speaker 5: And I was just never going to bring anything in
Speaker 5: because I was like, I don't trust. This situation is bad.
Speaker 5: It's bad. I don't want anybody rifling through my desk drawers.
Speaker 5: I'm good.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I just bring my little pillow and maybe like
Speaker 6: my iPod.
Speaker 1: But I don't.
Speaker 5: I travel light. I'm a light traveler.
Speaker 3: I do that. The older I've gotten, the more I
Speaker 3: do that, the less I want to like lug around
Speaker 3: and yeah, dress things like I'll just.
Speaker 5: Find something here. I'll just go into Sophia's half at
Speaker 5: the trailer.
Speaker 7: I'm like, what do you need I have.
Speaker 2: Fo Yeah, I need some oxygen. We're Sophia. I'm like
Speaker 2: strictly and over prepared.
Speaker 7: I just spent the weekend in Colorado. Grant and I
Speaker 7: did with some of our best friends, and we were
Speaker 7: going to this event that was outdoors at night, and
Speaker 7: when I checked the weather two weeks ago, it was
Speaker 7: going to be twenty two degrees wound up being in
Speaker 7: the forties, so we were fine. But I packed my
Speaker 7: Arctic snowsuits for me and Kelly because I was like,
Speaker 7: I'm not, I will not, we shan't be wish I
Speaker 7: will for five hours in twenty two degree weather like
Speaker 7: we're just not, We're not doing it.
Speaker 2: And then it wound up being.
Speaker 7: Warm and it was great, and she was like, you
Speaker 7: are the ultimate prepper, like like those disaster people in
Speaker 7: the Last of Us episode three, like that is you.
Speaker 2: And I was like, honestly, such a compliment. I'm ready,
Speaker 2: and you're ready.
Speaker 6: You don't need a mom purse. You have a friend suitcase.
Speaker 6: That's the equivalent.
Speaker 3: I love it. Friends. We want to see all of
Speaker 3: your all your Pinterest board imaginary trailer decorations. Go in
Speaker 3: there and dress up a trailer and send it to us.
Speaker 3: That'd be fun to see.
Speaker 5: I want the goth one.
Speaker 6: I need someone to design me just like Elvira's trailer,
Speaker 6: and that's what I'll do. Next time, I actually like
Speaker 6: do an acting job. Just I like that, just crystals
Speaker 6: and darkness.
Speaker 3: I'll send you a life sized cardboard cut out of
Speaker 3: cal virus.
Speaker 5: If I had one, my holy I was in my
Speaker 5: bedroom growing up.
Speaker 3: I had amy grant sense.
Speaker 7: It's also I had embarrassing national geographic posters of endangered.
Speaker 2: Girls on my wall.
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