Speaker 1: First of all, you don't know me.
Speaker 2: We all about that high school drama. Girl, drama girl,
Speaker 2: all about them high school queens.
Speaker 3: We'll take you for a ride.
Speaker 2: And our comic girl cheered for the right teams.
Speaker 4: Drama Queens, je up girl fashion, but your tough girl.
Speaker 5: You could sit with us.
Speaker 1: Girl Drama Queens, Drama Queens, Drama, Queens Drama, Drahna Queens
Speaker 1: Drama Queens.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, listen, Sophia, you're in charge of this
Speaker 6: intro because.
Speaker 5: The rest of us are too intimidated. She's here.
Speaker 3: Hey, did you just say intimidated?
Speaker 2: Are you?
Speaker 5: Daphne? We're so happy that you're here.
Speaker 3: I'm so happy to be here.
Speaker 4: Friends, Drama, Queen's family, listeners. We are here to talk
Speaker 4: about season five, episode four, and we have none other
Speaker 4: than the icon Victoria Davis, daphney'soon. You go with us,
Speaker 4: and we are finally to season Daphney, it has taken
Speaker 4: so long to get here.
Speaker 5: That's just what we've been I'm waiting for the whole time.
Speaker 5: We've just been waiting to get you.
Speaker 4: And you are such a champion because when we went
Speaker 4: on tour, we were like, listen, we're not there yet.
Speaker 4: But please come. We miss you so much. Will you
Speaker 4: come to New York?
Speaker 3: And you do it so fun?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: So fun?
Speaker 7: Are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good, I'm doing well.
Speaker 8: You look fantastic.
Speaker 7: You're going to do everything online in this world. It's
Speaker 7: nice to have a ring light and filters and all.
Speaker 7: You can figure it out.
Speaker 5: Where are you in the world right now?
Speaker 3: I'm in La? Yeah, let me guess, Nashville, upstate New York?
Speaker 3: Are you La? Or are you London? Aren't you doing
Speaker 3: a play in London? I'm in London? You are already?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I think are we checking all time zones right now?
Speaker 5: We've got our time zones covered, ladies.
Speaker 4: We're international.
Speaker 3: We Yeah.
Speaker 5: Sofia has a wine o'clock. You're probably still drinking coffee.
Speaker 4: It's ten pm here. I'm having a glass of red wine.
Speaker 3: I have a green juice. I'm so boring.
Speaker 8: It's three forty nine. Can I go get a glass
Speaker 8: of it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: A little, Yes, you can.
Speaker 4: Daphy, did you just hold up a macha No?
Speaker 3: I hold up a grain juice, A green juice.
Speaker 7: I've heard it had two coffees and I'm trying to
Speaker 7: cut down, so green juice.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Daphne, you are so iconic when you come into
Speaker 6: the show and you just hid it right away. There's
Speaker 6: no build up. You're just like here I am, I
Speaker 6: am in charge. The rest of you are minions world.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And did you feel that, like as an actress, like
Speaker 6: you little dummies want to see how it's done, or
Speaker 6: like how do you prepare your brain to come in
Speaker 6: like a tornado?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: All right, I've been thinking about this for so long.
Speaker 3: The truth is no.
Speaker 7: The truth is I remember being on the phone with
Speaker 7: discussing this character, and when he said, you're going to
Speaker 7: come in you're the you know, Sophia's mother, You're going
Speaker 7: to be running this fashion umpany and you know, I.
Speaker 3: Misheard him because I heard.
Speaker 7: Something like you know, you're gonna have lines like you know,
Speaker 7: zero's not a size, And somehow I turned around that
Speaker 7: I'm going to be this really supportive mother.
Speaker 4: It seems like it's great.
Speaker 7: And then I said maybe I can say, like, you know, honey,
Speaker 7: it's not what you look like he's and there's silence and.
Speaker 3: Then he goes, uh, no, you're the villain.
Speaker 7: You fire people because they're not skinny enough you And
Speaker 7: I'm like, excuse me, And so I have to kind
Speaker 7: of really jump on.
Speaker 3: Board and say, oh, well, as long as someone's going.
Speaker 7: To say zero is not a sign, right, right, you know,
Speaker 7: but I get to play the villain in that whole story.
Speaker 7: At least the story is going to be ultimately positive
Speaker 7: for young women, right. So anyway, then I get on
Speaker 7: the set and I think my first day, in my
Speaker 7: first scene was so if.
Speaker 3: We were in the limo with.
Speaker 7: That guy Johan, I think Johan it was.
Speaker 3: His name was swot At Sweetheart.
Speaker 5: He was one of the Knicks. His character was one
Speaker 5: of the Knicks.
Speaker 3: And so I remember.
Speaker 7: UH was nearby and I did my line like get out,
Speaker 7: you're not actually sleeping with her, and I just remember
Speaker 7: it comes up and he's like, yeah, can you do
Speaker 7: it meaner? So I had, I had like it took
Speaker 7: some effort to save these lines and literally to this
Speaker 7: daughter right and her friends, who I knew that it
Speaker 7: was season five.
Speaker 3: I knew I hadn't been around for years for this girl,
Speaker 3: and but you know, when like the jobs on the line,
Speaker 3: you just like muster up.
Speaker 7: And then I went and I feel like that's when
Speaker 7: I met you, Hillary.
Speaker 5: Because I got the full.
Speaker 7: Victoria I'm going and I remember like being in you know,
Speaker 7: being in the being on set and Joy, there was
Speaker 7: a scene in the Studio Music studio, and I remember
Speaker 7: saying things like I was like, Okay, I gotta stay here,
Speaker 7: and she's got to stay here. Then we got to
Speaker 7: go there, and I remember being in the makeup trailer
Speaker 7: and you know, there's no cameras.
Speaker 3: You're like, but I'm saying.
Speaker 7: It around to people, you know, like excuse me, Hello,
Speaker 7: do I get any attention and stuff like that, like
Speaker 7: to the makeup girls and they're like, and.
Speaker 3: I'm like, excuse me. I maybe number twelve on the
Speaker 3: call sheet, but hello, I love that.
Speaker 8: But that requires so much vulnerability and trust of the
Speaker 8: people around you, especially in environments when not everyone's going
Speaker 8: to understand exactly what you're doing. People are freaked out
Speaker 8: by actors processes all the time.
Speaker 7: I know, I know it wasn't fair, Joy, I have
Speaker 7: to say, because it's not like I was like, Okay,
Speaker 7: I'm going to be must getting into this, because it's
Speaker 7: this is a thing. If you don't, I need to
Speaker 7: somehow stay in it.
Speaker 3: And play in the environment because there's so much waiting
Speaker 3: and sitting.
Speaker 7: Around and that it's hard to go from zero to
Speaker 7: sixty when you have lines like, dear, you know you
Speaker 7: can't do this, That's why.
Speaker 3: I'm doing it. You haven't done anything, and to all
Speaker 3: of you, every single one of you, it could have
Speaker 3: come across really fake.
Speaker 7: So I just that's how I had to somehow, And
Speaker 7: I think I hugged you a lot in between, probably.
Speaker 3: Not you, Hillary. I didn't know you well enough.
Speaker 6: Can I just tell you, Daphne, I thought about this
Speaker 6: today when I knew you were coming on you guys there.
Speaker 6: I had to still fly to New York all the
Speaker 6: time for work. I was like still doing stuff at
Speaker 6: MTV every once in a while. And there was one
Speaker 6: bright and early morning where Daphnie and I both got
Speaker 6: on the same little flight from Wilmington to New York
Speaker 6: and I hid because I was so scared of her
Speaker 6: and I didn't know.
Speaker 5: I was like, should I say hi? I'm not going
Speaker 5: to say hi.
Speaker 6: She doesn't want to talk, but maybe she wants to
Speaker 6: talk to it look rude if I talked. I had
Speaker 6: no idea what to do, and it was perfect because
Speaker 6: I've done a lot of parent stuff on the show,
Speaker 6: Like I think, out of all of our characters, Chad.
Speaker 5: And I probably had the most like parent work to do.
Speaker 6: And I know what it's like to be too buddy
Speaker 6: buddy with the person that's like playing your authority figure.
Speaker 6: And so it was good that I was terrified of you, Daphne,
Speaker 6: because I think all the stuff we have together has
Speaker 6: that real awkwardness that is like built into it. Because then,
Speaker 6: you know, once I left the show and we started
Speaker 6: going to conventions, you and I sat down at.
Speaker 5: That restaurant in Paris and we were like, let's do this.
Speaker 5: Are you kidding, Let's get weird.
Speaker 3: We had some conversation.
Speaker 7: I still think of that's great advice. I won't say
Speaker 7: it online, but it was great advice. But I you know,
Speaker 7: also I have to say that just aligned you know
Speaker 7: that we have Peyton, You know, when it's like, oh,
Speaker 7: well you never had a mother, that's clear all that
Speaker 7: evil stuff. I mean to be honest, I didn't because
Speaker 7: I didn't know you for some I know, I got
Speaker 7: to know because I think you left for some point, right,
Speaker 7: so I got to know these two. But I just
Speaker 7: felt like there was something. I was like, I'm just
Speaker 7: going to use this. Oh I know what I was
Speaker 7: going to say. I also, you guys thought Oh, I'm
Speaker 7: going to be comfortable because I've worked for so long
Speaker 7: and I'm, you know, a.
Speaker 3: Parent, blah blah blah.
Speaker 7: But I was, you know, it's hard to come into
Speaker 7: a show that's been on for all those years. You
Speaker 7: guys knew each other so well, the crew, everything, and
Speaker 7: so there was a kind of a new girl in
Speaker 7: town that I was also protecting with Victoria, like, I
Speaker 7: don't care if I'm the new girl in town.
Speaker 3: Get the ottom storry.
Speaker 8: Yeah it's okay, Well you can cuss on our show.
Speaker 5: It's fine, but you know.
Speaker 4: What daff I will say. It was so I mean,
Speaker 4: in my memory clear to everyone that you were working
Speaker 4: like you were focused and working, and it was cool
Speaker 4: to watch because yeah, sure you might go like hello,
Speaker 4: can I get a little attention over here? But then
Speaker 4: you would laugh and you would make everyone laugh and
Speaker 4: everyone was like, wait, she is doing like it felt
Speaker 4: it felt like being backstage at like SNL and watching
Speaker 4: the comedians BRep. You're going, oh my god, she's doing
Speaker 4: a bit and it's so funny, and it became I
Speaker 4: don't know, it just became so fun for all of
Speaker 4: us to watch because we were so enamored with the
Speaker 4: fact that you were going to come and join our show.
Speaker 4: We couldn't believe Daphne's unigo was coming.
Speaker 8: On the show.
Speaker 4: I was like, I finally get a mom and it's Daphne.
Speaker 4: Was amazing and it was it was such a big deal,
Speaker 4: and you did. You humanized it and you made it
Speaker 4: funny and you're not wrong. I mean, you hugged me
Speaker 4: when the cameras weren't rolling all the time. And I
Speaker 4: think the closeness you and I created so fast allowed
Speaker 4: us to kind of be riskier with each other as performers. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I think so when you're working with someone who you're
Speaker 4: actually scared of, it can really make you close up
Speaker 4: as an actor. And when you feel safe, you get open.
Speaker 4: And I just I remember how much fun I had
Speaker 4: with you, but I remember how much of a of
Speaker 4: a kind of relief it was as well to have
Speaker 4: someone of your caliber come in and you know, care
Speaker 4: for us and tell us we weren't crazy, and give
Speaker 4: us great advice and like do all of the things.
Speaker 4: You were there for the highest highs and the lowest lows,
Speaker 4: and we we had a lot of highs together and
Speaker 4: it was so cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, I felt very naturally, I'm very young at heart,
Speaker 7: like I'm very young and side, so I feel like
Speaker 7: to your age than I think I numerically am.
Speaker 5: We feel that though you're the mother, you're the mother.
Speaker 5: Had you ever played a mom before?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'd played moms, but they were like, you know,
Speaker 7: eleven tops like my mom.
Speaker 8: How did you justify as we you know, we just
Speaker 8: watched the episode and you're you're I mean, every single
Speaker 8: person that you meet, you've got something to cut them
Speaker 8: down right just right below the knees, And how did
Speaker 8: you justify? I would love to know more because I've
Speaker 8: never asked you this, but I would love to know
Speaker 8: more about Victoria and what kind of a character you
Speaker 8: crafted and backstory that you crafted for her that you
Speaker 8: felt you could justify that behavior because you did it
Speaker 8: in such a way that was not caricature. It wasn't
Speaker 8: typical villainy it was it was very grounded and human
Speaker 8: and we still loved you anyway, And so I'm just fascinated.
Speaker 8: I'd love to know.
Speaker 7: Well, for the character, I had to say it to myself, Okay,
Speaker 7: what do I love more than anything my career?
Speaker 3: Me Daphne?
Speaker 7: And if I had gotten pregnant and had to give
Speaker 7: up my career.
Speaker 3: I just had to feel into that a lot. And
Speaker 3: already my body gives chills.
Speaker 7: It's okay to get pregnant, you know, two of you
Speaker 7: have children and you know, but and then be forced
Speaker 7: in that era, maybe in that time, in that town,
Speaker 7: to give.
Speaker 5: Up the career.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's what I used. So I decided that
Speaker 3: Victoria had she wanted to see the world, she wanted
Speaker 3: to do. You know, she was a career woman, she
Speaker 3: was smart, she was a smart woman. And this town
Speaker 3: and ironically, I could use the fact that when I
Speaker 3: was fifteen, we moved from the San Francisco Bay Area
Speaker 3: where I was going to act American Conservatory Theater, Young Conservatory.
Speaker 3: I've been doing plays. My friends were getting agents. I
Speaker 3: already knew what.
Speaker 7: I wanted, and we moved to a tiny town in Vermont,
Speaker 7: New England, five hundred, population five hundred, no theater department.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was like the Waltons.
Speaker 5: It was like the Waltons staffy. You were churning butter.
Speaker 3: I was like, where's John Boy?
Speaker 7: Like literally there was a town hall, no sidewalks, one
Speaker 7: gas shump.
Speaker 3: Anyway, I thought I went crazy. I thought, oh my.
Speaker 7: God, and I hated my mother and I had to
Speaker 7: get a theater department started at my high school, which
Speaker 7: I did.
Speaker 3: But so I could use that.
Speaker 7: Very visceral if you have something that you think is
Speaker 7: who you are and the only way you can live
Speaker 7: in this world, and it's like your oxygen. Like I've
Speaker 7: always had that with acting, I've never want anything else.
Speaker 3: And if so, if Victoria had that with seeing the
Speaker 3: world and proving herself and being somebody and making money
Speaker 3: and doing like the men do, maybe she had a
Speaker 3: very tough dad.
Speaker 7: And then someone says you're pregnant and no, no.
Speaker 3: Well this is the result of that. She's my no.
Speaker 3: And so the only way that that Victoria can do
Speaker 3: life and okay, I'm gonna And she probably took off.
Speaker 4: She wasn't around because.
Speaker 3: She was seeing the world and she was doing her thing.
Speaker 3: And so that's joy to answer your question. When I
Speaker 3: would see Brooke, you know, it was like, well, let's
Speaker 3: do this together. Then you know, I can have a
Speaker 3: child and we'll do this, and she kept and then
Speaker 3: she drags me back to this dump of a town
Speaker 3: and I'm like, you're not going to do this to me.
Speaker 3: Twice are you kidding me?
Speaker 7: And you Peyton and you whatever your name is with
Speaker 7: the bait, you know, like you know it's not going
Speaker 7: to happen.
Speaker 3: So it was more out of a desperation. And then
Speaker 3: and I've also felt like she just very much of
Speaker 3: protection is she has to look down on people, her.
Speaker 7: Clothes have to look good. I am not you, I'm
Speaker 7: out of here. I'm Madison Avenue. You know, say I'm
Speaker 7: Rose like I have nothing.
Speaker 4: It's like an armor. Yeah, it's how she protects herself
Speaker 4: in the world. And you know what what I caught
Speaker 4: because we've been talking now for the last few episodes,
Speaker 4: you know, the last one we finally revealed that Victoria's
Speaker 4: Brooks mom, I'm not going yes you are mother like
Speaker 4: ah and and in this episode, knowing that there were
Speaker 4: going to be all these singers at the party, and
Speaker 4: we did a full spit take when you said, when
Speaker 4: Victoria says to Lucas, oh, you're one of my daughter's
Speaker 4: ill forgotten love interests, we like died. But what I
Speaker 4: was prepared for those. I was so excited to see those,
Speaker 4: the one I'd forgotten that really hit me for exactly
Speaker 4: the reasons you're sharing with us. I could see all
Speaker 4: of this backstory on your face. Was when you said
Speaker 4: to me, after you're making it clear that you've designed
Speaker 4: this failure, You've prepped for Houston, You've done the work
Speaker 4: to make sure I don't want to stay in this town,
Speaker 4: and you say, beautiful things die in tree Hills.
Speaker 8: Oh that line.
Speaker 6: Yeah wow, because it's personal.
Speaker 4: It was your whole life and all of what that
Speaker 4: that sentiment is filled with is you know, in a
Speaker 4: way now Brooks to carry for her mom. And it
Speaker 4: just makes their relationship so clear with so little exposition.
Speaker 4: And I thought it was phenomenal writing and I thought
Speaker 4: you acted it so beautifully, like it took my breath away.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that the stakes were that high. And also so
Speaker 3: then add on that she has to walk.
Speaker 7: This line because as you do say you know like
Speaker 7: you don't, you don't have to go back. I can't
Speaker 7: force you to go back, right, So then she has
Speaker 7: to think, well, I can't just drag her out of
Speaker 7: here because and these are her friends and if she
Speaker 7: knows inside, they're going to win and you're.
Speaker 3: Gonna do what you want. So she has to make
Speaker 3: this thing happen behind the scenes, right about.
Speaker 7: Bringing in all she knows no one can buy these clothes.
Speaker 7: You know, you guys can like these people can maybe
Speaker 7: afford a twenty one.
Speaker 6: We even gasped when Haley said I'm twenty one in
Speaker 6: this episode.
Speaker 5: We were like, oh my god. I was like what what?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Dapdy, you did forty episodes forty one episodes of
Speaker 8: our show. Did you ever get an apartment in Wilmington?
Speaker 8: Or were you? Were you flown out every time and
Speaker 8: stayed in a hotel for weeks at a time.
Speaker 3: I was kind of like in and out. I was
Speaker 3: in and out a lot.
Speaker 8: Because I feel like there were stretches of time when
Speaker 8: you were there for a long time.
Speaker 7: Like I think a month and then yeah, yeah, it
Speaker 7: was like that. It was really funny in the first
Speaker 7: in the very getting like this episode or the one
Speaker 7: us before you know, I went home in between I
Speaker 7: think this last couple episodes, but I didn't know.
Speaker 5: I know, I remember the plane.
Speaker 3: Do you remember that my luggage? I literally had like
Speaker 3: two very heavy things, and I mean I hadn't for
Speaker 3: like see you know all this? And I was like
Speaker 3: and then Kelly calls me, Okay, where do you want
Speaker 3: to go? Thursday? You're done, And I'm like, where am
Speaker 3: I what I thought I was staying.
Speaker 7: I thought I was staying.
Speaker 3: At least right longer than like, I don't know what.
Speaker 7: It was five days and I had all this anyway,
Speaker 7: I learned I leave some of that at home and
Speaker 7: come and go.
Speaker 3: But I ended up, i think later Joyce staying longer
Speaker 3: at a time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but yeah, okay, in.
Speaker 3: The beginning, so I didn't know where to stay. So
Speaker 3: this is what I get. They're like, where do you
Speaker 3: want to stay? I go, where are the producers staying?
Speaker 8: Yeah, exactly, so Victoria, I think they stay.
Speaker 7: I think Joe stayed downtown in some that how anyway,
Speaker 7: it was.
Speaker 5: Like an apartment they all circled in and out of.
Speaker 7: Yeah, But I ended up staying in this place downtown,
Speaker 7: And I mean I heard gunshots at night.
Speaker 3: There was partying every night, probably you and they're doing shots.
Speaker 7: Hillary.
Speaker 3: It was me like the military, And I was like, okay,
Speaker 3: mental note, don't want to stay here.
Speaker 5: Did you end up with the beach?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 7: So then I went to the beach and stayed there,
Speaker 7: and by accident, they gave me some beautiful suite with
Speaker 7: a like a whirlpool bath, and like two rooms, and I.
Speaker 3: Was like, wow, they treat their actors so well. Here,
Speaker 3: this is nice.
Speaker 7: And then the next I go, I go, oh, can
Speaker 7: I have the same room and they're like, yeah, no,
Speaker 7: You're staying in this.
Speaker 5: Room, the baby room.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: What were some of your favorite spots in Wilmington? Where
Speaker 8: did you love to spend time?
Speaker 3: The beach?
Speaker 7: And you know what I liked about Wilmington was, Uh,
Speaker 7: I had my little routine.
Speaker 3: You probably did that that gym in may Fair, the
Speaker 3: O two gym.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's great.
Speaker 8: I forgot about that.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, do that Sometimes I go to a
Speaker 3: movie right there.
Speaker 7: Uh there's a place where I rented bikes and would
Speaker 7: ride out to the beach and do all that.
Speaker 3: And downtown of course.
Speaker 7: With you guys deluxe, Oh my god, dam just I
Speaker 7: mean I was like the great thing about working with
Speaker 7: people that are younger, I mean.
Speaker 3: Not younger, but like you guys at your age is
Speaker 3: that you know, you have a long day and like, oh,
Speaker 3: let's go get a glass of wine downtown, you know,
Speaker 3: and it's like nothing slowed you down. Like normally I
Speaker 3: probably would say I'll stay in my room and like
Speaker 3: do microwave, pop guard.
Speaker 7: And like, you know, sleep and be good, and but
Speaker 7: I was like, no, let's go to the luxe.
Speaker 5: Yes, let's do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's go to de lux. Let's see Hank. Let's
Speaker 4: have him tell us what the specials are.
Speaker 3: Sweet Hank got big beautiful wooden bar.
Speaker 6: I think with like the being scared of you part
Speaker 6: of it, it was really like rooted in wanting what
Speaker 6: you presented in these first couple episodes. Like we've talked
Speaker 6: extensively in the last you know, couple episodes about how
Speaker 6: the end of season four went really sideways for me particularly,
Speaker 6: and I was witnessing this woman that came in and
Speaker 6: was hot and was really good at her job and
Speaker 6: really powerful, and everything I had witnessed up until this
Speaker 6: point was our male bosses kind of holding authority over
Speaker 6: women or putting them in uncomfortable positions. And you came in,
Speaker 6: No one was going to make you uncomfortable, and like
Speaker 6: you were the boss on set, everyone was like deferring
Speaker 6: to you. Every every one was on the best behavior
Speaker 6: we have ever seen with you. And I wanted that.
Speaker 6: I was like, I don't know how to get that,
Speaker 6: but that's the goal, and I would love to know,
Speaker 6: like as you were coming up in the industry, how
Speaker 6: you started to put those puzzle pieces together of like,
Speaker 6: this is how I'm going to conduct myself so that
Speaker 6: I am safe, i am professional, and I'm really freaking good.
Speaker 8: Great question, you know.
Speaker 3: To be honest, the only thing that brings that is
Speaker 3: time in.
Speaker 7: This business, because you get to a certain age where
Speaker 7: they know they can't control you, they know they can't
Speaker 7: play with you, and trust me, on this set, there
Speaker 7: was some of that, and I would just be like really,
Speaker 7: not like really, because I can't believe you'd be like
Speaker 7: eh with me, but like really, like how were you
Speaker 7: when I was getting when this was going on, I said, like,
Speaker 7: you were so freaking young you were. I couldn't believe that.
Speaker 3: Still.
Speaker 7: I mean, I did a show in the early two
Speaker 7: thousands and I was forty and they wanted me in
Speaker 7: a bathing student. I was like, no, it was forty something,
Speaker 7: and I was like, when do I get to be
Speaker 7: When do you get to just be a woman? You know,
Speaker 7: like yeah, and not just ember and just not the
Speaker 7: visual and but it has to do with the power, right,
Speaker 7: And it has to do that has to do with
Speaker 7: age because the only thing and you guys are of
Speaker 7: the age.
Speaker 3: The only reason I could come in like that is
Speaker 3: because I'd been around, They'd seen me and stuff.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: I'd go to coffee with Joe, with the producer, Joe Devola,
Speaker 7: you know, in the morning, and we talk about therapy
Speaker 7: and stuff and a little bit and you know.
Speaker 3: But I saw it, you guys. I mean I saw.
Speaker 7: What I saw wasn't what you're everything you experienced, but
Speaker 7: I was like, oh okay, and I could feel it
Speaker 7: and see it, and I you know, just seeing you
Speaker 7: guys and getting to know you guys more. But I
Speaker 7: wasn't aware of that when I first came on. What
Speaker 7: I saw was you guys were the pros. You guys
Speaker 7: were in this well oiled machine. I respected you. I
Speaker 7: could see how old you were. I didn't look at it.
Speaker 7: You didn't even dawn on me to look at you
Speaker 7: that way. It looked at me like you guys have
Speaker 7: been holding down at a show and keeping it on
Speaker 7: the air for five years.
Speaker 8: That is not easy.
Speaker 7: Because I had been at other shows they didn't that
Speaker 7: didn't last that long. So that's how I saw you,
Speaker 7: and I was I was surprised when I learned more.
Speaker 3: But you know. I hope nowadays it's different, don't you
Speaker 3: than for people. I think for the younger generation, those.
Speaker 6: Little girls are out there tweeting anytime someone's an asshole,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, Like, we didn't have those tools. No,
Speaker 6: I hold these kids on set are like texting each
Speaker 6: other a DM and each other like this happened to
Speaker 6: you because we just didn't have the toolkit.
Speaker 7: And you know, we didn't have phones when I was younger, Hilary.
Speaker 7: So it's not that we had like, oh, let me
Speaker 7: show you this picture or this and that, which you
Speaker 7: have now all you have access.
Speaker 3: That's what I don't get. Literally, when I was a
Speaker 3: kid in the eighties, there was like a you know,
Speaker 3: my mother did my fan mail like you do, like
Speaker 3: you right away for a picture that somebody signs. There
Speaker 3: weren't comic cons, there weren't tweaks, there weren't It wasn't
Speaker 3: all this access.
Speaker 5: Did you ever do a mall tour?
Speaker 3: I think it just was so if we went somewhere
Speaker 3: for on a mall.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we did.
Speaker 4: Jeffie and I did Macy's together in.
Speaker 3: News That's right, Macy's.
Speaker 5: God you had.
Speaker 4: That was the first time it was honestly so chic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you're fans. My god, I was blown away.
Speaker 4: It sort of strikes me as something really interesting though,
Speaker 4: that you're saying. And maybe because you said the word
Speaker 4: therapy and then very quickly after you said yeah, you
Speaker 4: guys just seem to be holding down the show. Oh
Speaker 4: and it took you know, and before I found out,
Speaker 4: I thought you were all just like these professional young people.
Speaker 4: Literally the other night, my therapist was like, it's really
Speaker 4: interesting that for being as sensitive as you are and
Speaker 4: how things can rock you and you know, you'll stay
Speaker 4: up for like three nights thinking about how to write
Speaker 4: about some injustice or how to talk about an issue.
Speaker 4: He goes, you just seem pretty unfazed all the time,
Speaker 4: and I'm your therapist, like it's just me and you
Speaker 4: on the zoom. You can be as emotional as you want,
Speaker 4: and you seem pretty even keeled. And I was like,
Speaker 4: I'm not. I'm never even killed. Everything is painful. What
Speaker 4: are you talking about? And he was like, where do
Speaker 4: you think you learned to compartmentalize like this? And I
Speaker 4: was like, oh, on my first job for sure, absolutely, Yeah,
Speaker 4: Like I just learned to come to work and like
Speaker 4: be good and do it and keep like keep my
Speaker 4: personal to myself. Like just I was told, like, check
Speaker 4: your bags at the door, young lady, And now I'm like,
Speaker 4: I don't know, man, I guess I'm I guess I'm
Speaker 4: glad that I could like show up in a crisis
Speaker 4: and appear calm. And also if your therapist is like,
Speaker 4: why don't you seem more upset when you're upset, I'm like, oh.
Speaker 6: Because your baggage is held together with duct tape.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like all on the roof of the car.
Speaker 3: But that sof is a very needed ability in this business.
Speaker 7: And I think women, hopefully young women and young boys
Speaker 7: learn it fast because you it's none of their business
Speaker 7: a lot so much, and it's such a tricky thing,
Speaker 7: right because you're on set and everything gets everything feels and.
Speaker 3: Becomes so personal and so intimate, and yet it's a business.
Speaker 6: You spend eighteen hours together. I mean, they are your spouses,
Speaker 6: your partners. It's super intimate.
Speaker 7: And so it super is intimate, and so you're you know,
Speaker 7: I mean, I just remember being younger, and.
Speaker 3: It's weird, you know, authority and being familiar and all
Speaker 3: of the roles get mixed up.
Speaker 7: Because you're all not only is it intimate and you're
Speaker 7: close and you're eighteen hours a day and all that,
Speaker 7: but it's also all you're doing is revisiting your emotions.
Speaker 7: You're recalling emotion, so it's very tricky. And anyway, I
Speaker 7: just want you to say, well, for whatever your therapist said,
Speaker 7: I also think it's you learned it. You guys are
Speaker 7: all smart, and you you have to like, doesn't mean
Speaker 7: you have to live there all the time, but you
Speaker 7: have to bring up some kind of self preservation you.
Speaker 3: Have to do in this business. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, and by the way, also in any business, like
Speaker 4: your office is not your therapist's office, Like you have
Speaker 4: to go to work and work. Everyone can't be expected
Speaker 4: to know the depths of your experience, and not everyone
Speaker 4: deserves your story. But I'm also like, yeah, I think
Speaker 4: it's an interesting thing to start analyzing where you where
Speaker 4: you balance, and I think to sort of bring it
Speaker 4: back to the beginning. That's why it was so inspiring
Speaker 4: for us when you showed up, because we were like, WHOA,
Speaker 4: she's so good at all this stuff, and she's really fun,
Speaker 4: Like we have fun with Daphne every day, and then
Speaker 4: we go out to dinner and also she takes no
Speaker 4: shit from anyone, and like wait a second, like it
Speaker 4: just you opened up, but you opened up a whole
Speaker 4: other piece of the pie chart for us of uncharted territory, Like.
Speaker 8: Oh, I can just speak my mind like that. Oh
Speaker 8: that's amazing.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: There's been so many times in my life, in real
Speaker 8: life and in my work on set moments when I've thought,
Speaker 8: what would Daphne do? I swear to God, I really
Speaker 8: mean it, because I really think, Like I've always been
Speaker 8: a little like, uh, if I don't need to say it,
Speaker 8: I don't if there's a you know, an easier way to,
Speaker 8: but sometimes you just need to say what you think,
Speaker 8: Like here's what it is, here's what I think. Where
Speaker 8: if somebody's trying to mess with you, to just be
Speaker 8: like really.
Speaker 5: Just saying it?
Speaker 9: I can't.
Speaker 8: What's so hard about saying that?
Speaker 5: Just call them out.
Speaker 8: They're trying to mess with you. Why should they be
Speaker 8: made to feel comfortable for doing something that's inappropriate? Yeah,
Speaker 8: it doesn't make any sense. And just seeing an example
Speaker 8: of a woman who was so successful and strong and
Speaker 8: fabulous and talented and smart be able to do that
Speaker 8: just really lit me up. It was really exciting.
Speaker 7: Wow, yeah, I'm so glad. I'm so glad to hear
Speaker 7: you say that. I think in this arena. I think
Speaker 7: it had to do with experience, you know, like I
Speaker 7: did experience a lot. I was how old fifty when
Speaker 7: I came to you guys, I think something, you look.
Speaker 5: Like you're thirty.
Speaker 6: In the show, Daphne, we were all just like, oh
Speaker 6: my gosh, so gorgeous.
Speaker 3: Maybe I was mid my forties.
Speaker 7: I think it was mid forties, but yeah, girls, clothes,
Speaker 7: did you love them? This episode was the Saint John
Speaker 7: so I for some reason they were were in touch
Speaker 7: and they were sending me things and I was like,
Speaker 7: oh yeah, totally Victoria. And then later she started to
Speaker 7: I don't know, branch out from that some of OURMANI.
Speaker 3: Type suits and stuff. It was the Wardhobe was so great.
Speaker 3: This damn show so good.
Speaker 5: Oh so good, Carol Cutshaw.
Speaker 4: And what was so much fun was to watch you
Speaker 4: look so amazing because we were laughing like why were
Speaker 4: we all wearing capri pants and suit shorts? Like I
Speaker 4: was really so much short made of suit material, but
Speaker 4: they were short shorts. It was such a terrible era,
Speaker 4: terrible and like belts over long shirt dresses, cinched all tight.
Speaker 8: I don't know, it's all wrong.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it wasn't good, and yet there was something
Speaker 4: about it that worked because we did we looked like
Speaker 4: little kids. And then you came in in these outfits
Speaker 4: and it was you were breathtaking and your posture and
Speaker 4: your poise and the way you'd walk in and look
Speaker 4: around and then narrow your eyes at your target.
Speaker 3: I was like, I want.
Speaker 4: Her to yell at me, just so I can be
Speaker 4: close to her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh that's so funny. Yeah, I just I remember, like,
Speaker 3: watching this episode, I thought that was fun.
Speaker 7: And yet I also, as I'm watching it and remembering,
Speaker 7: I get to play more coming up, do.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 7: Like, I just loved working like I loved working with
Speaker 7: Lisa Goldstein, and just even though my character hated me,
Speaker 7: all of a sudden.
Speaker 4: We had so much fun. I loved Lisa so much,
Speaker 4: and I was so excited to really see her in
Speaker 4: Tree Hill for the first time in this episode, and
Speaker 4: then we got Kate Vogel and it was like, come on,
Speaker 4: it was such an embarrassment of riches with the three
Speaker 4: of you and Mikayla coming in it was like, we
Speaker 4: just got so lucky.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 6: It went for being a show about boys basketball to
Speaker 6: be in a show about women like this was the
Speaker 6: season where they're just like, we're going to triple the
Speaker 6: female cast members. We're not going to make the hair
Speaker 6: and makeup trailer any bigger, and we're not going to hire.
Speaker 5: More people, but we're going to ask hair on this show.
Speaker 5: Y'all gonna look good.
Speaker 4: So much great hair funny, it was so great.
Speaker 8: We have We have a bunch of fan questions for
Speaker 8: you here if we can throw at you.
Speaker 4: The has been dying to ask you questions.
Speaker 3: All right, let's see if I can remember.
Speaker 4: I want to ask the first one. I want to
Speaker 4: ask the first one dying to ask you this all day.
Speaker 4: It is not actually from me, It's from Sophie with
Speaker 4: an you know, s O P H I E. I
Speaker 4: would have asked you anyway, but anyway, I don't know
Speaker 4: why I feel awkward. I'm so excited. Okay, how do
Speaker 4: you feel about the drama queens comparing your character to
Speaker 4: Chris Jenner?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: I did hear that on your show?
Speaker 7: I was actually if anyone wants to make a meme,
Speaker 7: I love it because I think Victoria and a Saint
Speaker 7: John's are actually probably any of her suits, But like
Speaker 7: I think that'd be great, Like, yeah, you know how
Speaker 7: it started, not how it started? Off's going because but
Speaker 7: like sisters, I don't know, separated at birth something like that.
Speaker 6: Dude Brooke Davis goes out to La during the summer
Speaker 6: like in high school. Like what if she's a cousin
Speaker 6: of the Kardashians. What if that's the alternate universe where
Speaker 6: Victoria is like a relative of Chris.
Speaker 5: Jenner or the villain?
Speaker 8: Like what's the what's it called your your arch nemesis,
Speaker 8: your front of me?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 4: Watching the show and us realizing that Victoria feels like
Speaker 4: a Chris Jenner blueprint, I was like.
Speaker 8: It was Chris Jenner, a One Tree Home fan.
Speaker 4: She takes lessons from like what's going on here? Because
Speaker 4: you know these we made these episodes a long time ago,
Speaker 4: I think before that show premiered. All I'm saying is,
Speaker 4: you know, you might be entitled to a percentage of
Speaker 4: an empire.
Speaker 7: That's really funny because like later on, when Victoria gets
Speaker 7: a young lover and all that.
Speaker 3: It kind of like I've taken a lover. She has
Speaker 3: some great lines taking notes.
Speaker 8: That's so good.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 7: You know, it like puts Victoria in the real world somewhere.
Speaker 7: The fact that they're you know, comparing, comparing them, it
Speaker 7: gives it gives me a real Oh yeah, okay, it's working.
Speaker 5: It's working.
Speaker 8: I like this one. Okay, what was liv asks? What
Speaker 8: was your first non acting job? Oh?
Speaker 7: My first non acting job was in that little town
Speaker 7: that I moved to. I worked in the general store,
Speaker 7: seventy cents an hour at the cash register.
Speaker 5: No, my god, lie.
Speaker 3: Before that, I had a job in a deli.
Speaker 7: Okay, you guys, I remember I told you I went
Speaker 7: to act American Conservatory retat in San Francisco on Garry
Speaker 7: Street night right next to the big theaters. You know,
Speaker 7: Denzel Washington went there and atte Venning. I mean, I
Speaker 7: was just like, wow, I'm in the young Conservatory. So
Speaker 7: I got a job next door at David's Deli. It's
Speaker 7: a famous deli. And I'm like, okay, we'll make sandwiches.
Speaker 7: So the guy hires me. I promptly get sent down
Speaker 7: to the basement, like down these wooden stairs and I'm
Speaker 7: and I'm slicing pastrame and cornby, Oh God, like like weeks,
Speaker 7: I'm dreaming of cornby, no wonder, I'm a vegetarian corn beef.
Speaker 7: And then I say, can I come upstairs and make sandwiches?
Speaker 3: And he's like, you don't like it down there? Okay,
Speaker 3: we bring you upstairs.
Speaker 7: He brings me upstairs and puts me in the back
Speaker 7: kitchen where I'm like peeling hard boiled eggs for theirs. Anyway,
Speaker 7: the whole summer gone, and this is what I'm doing.
Speaker 7: And I never made a sandwich, never made one sandwich.
Speaker 3: So I do you know what I was doing? As
Speaker 3: I was doing that.
Speaker 7: You guys, I said, Okay, Laurence Olivia says, use it,
Speaker 7: use it all, use it for your craft.
Speaker 3: So I was just there, I'm going to use this.
Speaker 8: I'm going to use this.
Speaker 3: I don't know what I use it for, but I
Speaker 3: was going to use it.
Speaker 5: How have you used it? Yeah? What job did you
Speaker 5: use the sandwich place on?
Speaker 3: I mean probably some of Victoria.
Speaker 4: I mean I know you just you have to.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I just remember being like fourteen and going,
Speaker 3: I'm going to use it. That's what a professional.
Speaker 4: Why do I feel like when Victoria is icing Peyton
Speaker 4: and she delivers the first gup punch of calling her
Speaker 4: a loser and then tells her she's a parasitic friend.
Speaker 4: She was picturing her working at a sandwich shop.
Speaker 5: Well, Payton's like, what's wrong with sandwiches?
Speaker 4: Like sandwiches are delicious?
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, we have a question from Darla. She says,
Speaker 6: how did your experience on Melrose shape how you worked
Speaker 6: on One Tree Hill? Because that's what was so exciting
Speaker 6: for us, Like you were a very recognizable person to us,
Speaker 6: and it was you know, we were so isolated down
Speaker 6: there that having someone who understood the experience and had
Speaker 6: lived it that we got.
Speaker 5: To watch that was so cool.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well it was very It was similar, you guys,
Speaker 7: I mean you're I was watching it again. I just go,
Speaker 7: this is really a small town soap opera. You're an ensemble.
Speaker 7: I mean, my god, there's so much going on the drama.
Speaker 3: Same with Melrose.
Speaker 7: So what was similar was that it was ensemble and
Speaker 7: it was you know, every day kind of the same people.
Speaker 3: So the drama has to switch it up between each other.
Speaker 7: And you know, I noticed in this episode that I
Speaker 7: was not the only like real jerk in it.
Speaker 3: Quinn was a jerk lese parents mother, sorry, not parent,
Speaker 3: not mother. Boss.
Speaker 7: Lee's boss was a real cher. Kevin Fetter Line was
Speaker 7: a real jerk. Like everyone these really mean people that
Speaker 7: you know, they have to bring in for the drama
Speaker 7: so that the regulars have to deal with all this,
Speaker 7: you know, conflict that was so it was always conflict
Speaker 7: on Melrose, and you know that's what was very familiar
Speaker 7: the ensemble.
Speaker 3: So you're all behind the scenes.
Speaker 7: And you guys, because it was a small town, I
Speaker 7: hung out with you guys.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm sure I was like calling you and say,
Speaker 3: what are we gonna do this weekend? What are we
Speaker 3: going to do this week? That was like like like
Speaker 3: you got where are you going? What's going on? We
Speaker 3: didn't do that in.
Speaker 7: Melrose because we shot here in LA and so you know,
Speaker 7: everyone kind of just went home.
Speaker 3: But I'm sorry if I did bother you all the time,
Speaker 3: hanger on her.
Speaker 5: Oh you weren't.
Speaker 9: Oh my gosh, we were Any time you ever called
Speaker 9: to hang out, we were like, want to hang out
Speaker 9: with me?
Speaker 4: So I'm in another country and all I would like
Speaker 4: is to be quote bothered by you literally anywhere in
Speaker 4: the world. Please more. Okay, Jillian asks a question that
Speaker 4: this one also I want to know the other. Right,
Speaker 4: it's so good, she said. Victoria had so many iconic nicknames,
Speaker 4: ice Queen, bar Hag, Bitchtoria. Do you Daphne have a favorite?
Speaker 7: Well, there was Bitchtoria and then what was the horrio one?
Speaker 9: Which Oria? Which Tooria? Which is that when she took
Speaker 9: a was that when she took a lover?
Speaker 3: There was a horria? Yeah?
Speaker 7: I think Bitchtoria is kind of like the class magic.
Speaker 3: I didn't know if there was bar Hag. Thank you
Speaker 3: very much though either.
Speaker 4: Honestly, until Jillian asked, I was like, I was like really,
Speaker 4: but yeah, Bitchtoria feels like the top of a very
Speaker 4: iconic pyramid.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Have people made merch with that name on it? Like
Speaker 6: we need sweatshirts with Bitchtoria on there?
Speaker 8: Chle Stuart, Daphne just opened up a little e commerce
Speaker 8: page Shopify, just like Daphne Zinio Lincoln Bio.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'm so what about that drink where
Speaker 3: that he shrew the shrew drink at the bar in
Speaker 3: trick Oh.
Speaker 7: I have vague recollections of this what says drink he goes?
Speaker 3: What episode was that.
Speaker 5: It's coming up.
Speaker 6: It's Owen, right, Joe Manjanello makes a drink named after you.
Speaker 3: Oh old shrew.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like a like mean old shrew or something
Speaker 4: you see.
Speaker 3: When you get there. I may have worked.
Speaker 5: God, I have physical memory of that. That's crazy you do.
Speaker 6: I hadn't thought about it since we filmed it, but
Speaker 6: you're saying it. I was like, oh, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I like Bitchtoria the best.
Speaker 7: And I have to tell you a funny story and
Speaker 7: then we'll get to the next one, if there is one.
Speaker 3: But this little girl came up to me once and
Speaker 3: she said, my mom says you're on TV. And I go,
Speaker 3: uh yeah.
Speaker 7: She says you were a Victorian winter Hill and I go, yeah,
Speaker 7: I don't believe you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: She goes say.
Speaker 7: Something and I just looked at her and I insult
Speaker 7: I said, okay, Daphne, are you going to do this?
Speaker 7: She's like, you're twelve, and mam was shy in the background,
Speaker 7: and I looked at the mother and I went, you
Speaker 7: asked for it, and I just like, I said something.
Speaker 3: I just insulted her so badly and she just stood
Speaker 3: through it and she walked off and I and I
Speaker 3: was like, don't do that.
Speaker 4: People to you that Dstoria.
Speaker 6: That's it's like those are problems that Paul had too,
Speaker 6: which leads us into the next question.
Speaker 5: People, Oh where is that person who asked this question?
Speaker 5: They compared you.
Speaker 6: To Dan Scott. They were like, you're the female Dan Scott.
Speaker 6: Do you feel that Victoria was like the female Dan Scott?
Speaker 3: Okay, Daphney, I would Daphney thinks I'll.
Speaker 7: Do a Chris Keller here, right, yeah, third person, Daphne thinks, yeah,
Speaker 7: third person.
Speaker 3: That Yes, I see, I see that.
Speaker 7: I see the similarities in some of the storyline. I
Speaker 7: mean both in prison, both you know, older, maybe toss
Speaker 7: back some you know, definitely self righteous, narcissistic tendencies.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, go back. Does Victoria go to prison?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Do you remember that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What season you'll get there? I have my own. I
Speaker 3: have my own.
Speaker 4: Like the like.
Speaker 3: Goes, what do you need? You know?
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, she finds like a prison Milicent.
Speaker 3: Yeah totally. Oh, it's a great, it's great.
Speaker 7: I'm there in a orange outfit and I was, and
Speaker 7: we try to make it look fashionable, like're so good.
Speaker 6: This is the best piece of information I got today
Speaker 6: was that happening the.
Speaker 8: Same time Martha Stewart went to prison.
Speaker 9: Was that sort of the inspiration of like Pa send
Speaker 9: Victoria Trey chic?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, for like white collar crime.
Speaker 8: I feel like it was.
Speaker 7: Now I'm gonna the second half of the askedra is
Speaker 7: that Victoria feels so far above.
Speaker 3: Dan, so far like like night and day.
Speaker 7: To me, she just I feel like she just she's
Speaker 7: more like the Martha Stewart Okay, some innocent number crunching,
Speaker 7: not like this.
Speaker 3: Guy who's a psychopath kind of thing. But I would
Speaker 3: have loved it if we had, like you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, like a world.
Speaker 8: I wish that was such a missed opportunity.
Speaker 4: Oh it would have been so.
Speaker 6: We complained that Dan didn't have any love interests outside
Speaker 6: of you know, his high school girlfriend, his college girlfriend.
Speaker 6: Like Dan Scott trying to hit on Victoria is what
Speaker 6: I want to watch all the day.
Speaker 4: That would have been so fun, just to get rejected.
Speaker 4: Victoria was so delicious what.
Speaker 7: She would have although she may have had a little
Speaker 7: fun with him first if she were feeling, oh, you
Speaker 7: needed it, and then she would have rejected him.
Speaker 3: Who knows.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I feel like you would have given him
Speaker 4: some withering line, much like you did everyone in this episode.
Speaker 5: God, I love it.
Speaker 4: It just would have been so much fun to watch.
Speaker 8: I feel like there's a TV series version of War
Speaker 8: of the Roses that needs to happen with you and Paul. Yeah,
Speaker 8: you got to put that in that.
Speaker 3: I have a line coming to me.
Speaker 7: She would have said something like, and there's a play
Speaker 7: on the concept here. But she would have said something
Speaker 7: like looked him up and down and said, you probably
Speaker 7: think you're like the Marlboro Man. Don't you think it
Speaker 7: wasn't he at the Marble mantim.
Speaker 8: Probably he was the coke guy.
Speaker 3: Oh, the coke guy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, something like that that he Yeah, absolutely, But
Speaker 7: she was always thinking in ads and in selling and marketing.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 6: Okay, Daphney, We had a request from our fan base
Speaker 6: that we spend time with our guests but then.
Speaker 5: Actually discuss the episode.
Speaker 6: So are you willing to stick around so we can
Speaker 6: do a second episode where we just talk about episode
Speaker 6: five oh four where Victoria lays us all out, let's
Speaker 6: do it.
Speaker 5: Let's do it.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: Friends. We will be back with part two five o
Speaker 4: four with Daphne Zuniga, who is our Queen in a minute.
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