Speaker 1: I am all in again.
Speaker 2: Oh, I guess.
Speaker 3: I am all in again with Scott Patterson, an iHeartRadio podcast.
Speaker 3: Without further ado, I want to hear your biggest stars.
Speaker 1: Hello, welcome for mister Scott Patterson. Hey everybody, how are you? Oh?
Speaker 4: There is a lot of you out there. My gosh, Hi, Amy,
Speaker 4: how you doing? You all looks so good? Oh, my goodness.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, and there's Bobby.
Speaker 1: Hey, Bobby, how you doing? Buddy? Uh?
Speaker 4: It's very hot to be wearing a jacket like this,
Speaker 4: but I wanted to come out and at least be
Speaker 4: somewhat recognizable as the character.
Speaker 1: Did I pull it off? I don't know anyway.
Speaker 4: So listen, this is just this little show, right, this tiny,
Speaker 4: tiny little show that built itself up into this phenomenon. Right,
Speaker 4: And you remember all when you discovered it. It could
Speaker 4: have been two thousand or two thousand and five, but
Speaker 4: now it's twenty four years later, going on twenty five.
Speaker 1: And look at this, Look at what we have done
Speaker 1: with this amazing fan base.
Speaker 4: You are all responsible for this, So thank you very
Speaker 4: very much for your dedication and loyalty. And yes it's sunny.
Speaker 4: Look at that. Look at all the shade where's everybody from?
Speaker 4: Where are you from?
Speaker 1: Where are you from? Right here? Right here? Where? Where? Detroit?
Speaker 1: So they get Gilmore girls in Detroit? Is it in English? Yes? Yeah? There?
Speaker 1: Well where are you from? Pink shirt? Loureli shirt? Yeah,
Speaker 1: where are you from? Where?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 1: Okay, so you came up the one oh one? Yeah,
Speaker 1: there you go. Where are you from? Right here in
Speaker 1: the front row? Here, second row? Where are you from? Hey, Vinnie,
Speaker 1: how are you doing? How are you doing? Buddy? Huh?
Speaker 4: So anyway, this tiny little show, tiny little show grows
Speaker 4: into this monolith? And does it feel great to be
Speaker 4: a part of this? Does it really really really feel
Speaker 4: great to this?
Speaker 1: And what about? Okay? First of all, Hi, I love
Speaker 1: you too. Let me ask you this.
Speaker 4: Have you ever seen a show where so many of
Speaker 4: the cast members have gone on to do huge things?
Speaker 1: Win awards, get nominated for Oscars, as Melissa did.
Speaker 4: And I mean Rose Abdu, who I'm gonna call out
Speaker 4: here in a minute, is on a She's getting nominated
Speaker 4: seemingly every year she's on Hacks.
Speaker 1: Now, So Lauren.
Speaker 4: Graham going on to do great things, I mean, it's
Speaker 4: just it's amazing. I want you to know that I
Speaker 4: personally have been nominated twenty years ago for E News
Speaker 4: is what they call the Golden Potato Award, and it's
Speaker 4: a best Chemistry with Lauren Graham, right. So I've got
Speaker 4: that in my library. I'm very proud of it. It's
Speaker 4: the only award that I think I ever ate every year.
Speaker 4: And this is something you probably don't know. Lauren and
Speaker 4: I get together to celebrate this. We get together in
Speaker 4: Sun Valley, Idaho, and we have a potato together. So
Speaker 4: it's it's always good seeing her. It's always great to
Speaker 4: eat a potato. I want to introduce to you some
Speaker 4: of the best people that I have ever known in
Speaker 4: this business. And they are here today, my intrepid crew
Speaker 4: from my podcast I am all in. They are here,
Speaker 4: and first and foremost there's Amy Sugarman right there.
Speaker 1: Give us awave.
Speaker 4: Amy Sugarman right there in the sunglasses looking very northern California.
Speaker 4: In southern California. It was one phone call during the
Speaker 4: pandemic and I called Amy and I thought I had
Speaker 4: some kind of an original idea.
Speaker 1: Hey, this is going to blow your mind. Amy. I've
Speaker 1: never seen Gilmour girls. I was on it.
Speaker 4: Let's do a podcast where I watch it, not rewatch it,
Speaker 4: but watch it for the first time. She goes, you
Speaker 4: know what, let me run it up the flagpole, original idea, groundbreak,
Speaker 4: going to change the business. She comes back the next
Speaker 4: day says, we got a deal. Nine months later, six
Speaker 4: months later, we were doing our first recording. Then I realized,
Speaker 4: oh Amy produces like ten of these shows. So anyway,
Speaker 4: she made me feel like it was my idea. And
Speaker 4: that's one of the reasons why I love her so much.
Speaker 4: So Amy, thank you. She she is the beating heartbeat
Speaker 4: of this podcast, and she has done so much for
Speaker 4: the fans over her thirty year careers.
Speaker 1: I also want to introduce Danielle Rommel. You know her,
Speaker 1: you love her.
Speaker 4: There's Danielle Hi, Danielle, thank you for everything that you do.
Speaker 4: Tara sued in the Sunglasses, Tara suit Box, a major
Speaker 4: contributor to the Intrepid Crew, and.
Speaker 1: The one and only Suzanne French.
Speaker 4: We call her spread Seat Spreadsheet Suzanne because she's got
Speaker 4: spreadsheets and facts and figures like you cannot believe thee
Speaker 4: She's gonna go work for the CIA now. We're gonna
Speaker 4: lose her, but she's gonna be in Washington now. So
Speaker 4: congratulation on that.
Speaker 1: Anyway. There's Emma Markham over there, Wave Emma.
Speaker 4: She's a new member of the team and doing fantastic work.
Speaker 4: I also want to thank Warner Brothers James Pettitt h
Speaker 4: for being just about the best friend a guy could
Speaker 4: ever have. He shepherded a lot of this through. It
Speaker 4: took a lot of organization. David Finch and consumer Products,
Speaker 4: Danny Kahn, tours so many people, Joanne, Jerry, you name it.
Speaker 4: This is such a wonderful group of people. You think
Speaker 4: this is a big, you know, movie studio. Guess what
Speaker 4: it's made up of? Great people.
Speaker 1: Carrie, how you doing, Buddy?
Speaker 4: Hey Deanna, nice to see you. Dean and Will. These
Speaker 4: are friends from where I live. Hey, guys, there and there.
Speaker 4: He must be in the front row. So thank you
Speaker 4: Warner Brothers. We have new partners.
Speaker 1: Now with Hulu.
Speaker 4: Gilmore Girls is now going to be on Hulu along
Speaker 4: with Netflix, so you get two for one. All right,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna start bringing out these guests.
Speaker 1: You ready?
Speaker 6: Are you ready? He played Taylor Dozye. He you know him,
Speaker 6: you love him. He had a lot of issues with Luke.
Speaker 6: We had a lot of very memorable scenes together. One
Speaker 6: of my favorite actors in the entire business.
Speaker 4: Mister Michael Winters, Ladies and gentlemen, I wonder if the
Speaker 4: show I think they have uh Next, I'd like to
Speaker 4: bring out Sally Struther's very tall, very thin husband, Ted Rooney, Maury.
Speaker 1: It wasn't in the script.
Speaker 4: And also we have one of the most controversial and
Speaker 4: most beloved figures, especially if you're a Rory fan. He
Speaker 4: once said to Rory, You'll never make it, and thereby
Speaker 4: firmly embedded himself deep in the heart of all Gilmour fans.
Speaker 4: That and he is reminded of this every time he
Speaker 4: is in an airport. By the way, Greg.
Speaker 2: Henry Mitcham Huntsberger, where you want?
Speaker 1: That's Ted? Yeah, yeah, there he is. You love him right, huh?
Speaker 4: I also want to introduce an actress who is second
Speaker 4: to none.
Speaker 1: What are the great character actresses of this time or
Speaker 1: any other?
Speaker 4: Can do any accent, can do any character, any feeling evoked.
Speaker 4: She's on a hit series now called Hacks Rose abdu Gypsy. Well,
Speaker 4: Ladies and gentlemen, how are you have a little popcorn?
Speaker 1: He letus have a little discussion.
Speaker 4: So let's talk about the first time you came in
Speaker 4: contact with Gilmore Girls. Tell us about it, Rose the script,
Speaker 4: What did you think?
Speaker 7: So? I moved here from Chicago.
Speaker 8: Chicago in November of two thousand and one, and it
Speaker 8: was my birthday, and the very next day I had
Speaker 8: the audition for Gypsy. I was so excited and I
Speaker 8: went in and I knew that everybody was talking fast
Speaker 8: on the show. That's all I really knew about the
Speaker 8: show was how fast everybody talked.
Speaker 7: So I decided to.
Speaker 8: Give Gypsy an accent, and I went in and the
Speaker 8: only note I got from Amy Sherman Palladino was Okay,
Speaker 8: now go even faster. So that was the scene with
Speaker 8: I can't look at this car anymore, and the.
Speaker 7: Rest is history.
Speaker 8: And I was so thrilled because I thought I was
Speaker 8: going to do one episode and it ended up being
Speaker 8: a seven year, lovely time and I just couldn't be
Speaker 8: more grateful to be here with all of you, because
Speaker 8: the fans, like Scott was saying earlier, we just love
Speaker 8: you guys so much, and you make our lives so
Speaker 8: rich and wonderful. When you think you get one job
Speaker 8: in television and then it just goes away, this is
Speaker 8: an enduring twenty five year thing, and don't you think
Speaker 8: we should all do something really special for the twenty
Speaker 8: fifth anniversary.
Speaker 1: Emily, your first contact with Gilmore, what was that like?
Speaker 1: Do you remember it?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I remember, I remember getting the script and.
Speaker 1: No, I don't remember.
Speaker 5: But it's a good script and it's a good show.
Speaker 5: And I was when I went in. Yeah, I was like, uh, yeah,
Speaker 5: talk fast. So I talked as fast as I could. Yeah.
Speaker 5: My girlfriend worked on the show and she goes, oh
Speaker 5: my god, I can't talk that fast.
Speaker 8: As a try, I always said, I don't talk too fast,
Speaker 8: you listen too slow.
Speaker 9: It's a good one.
Speaker 8: I love being here because if Gilmore real. Gilmore fans
Speaker 8: know that Missus Kim and Gypsy have never met. Never right,
Speaker 8: Emily and Rose know each other. But if you think
Speaker 8: about it, have Missus Kim and Gipsy ever been in
Speaker 8: the same scene?
Speaker 7: Never?
Speaker 4: One that could be a nice spin off that could work. Gentlemen,
Speaker 4: start your engines. Greg Henry, yeah, one of the great actors.
Speaker 4: What was your first experience with Gilmore?
Speaker 1: Well, my first.
Speaker 10: Experience I think was was was on set as I
Speaker 10: recall it, and uh.
Speaker 1: I met Amy.
Speaker 10: We had a conversation and uh, and she was, uh,
Speaker 10: very charming and very funny and and very quick, very fast,
Speaker 10: spoke very fast actually, and uh. And then I went
Speaker 10: to work on it and I think I think Jamie
Speaker 10: Babbitt directed that one and uh and and that was
Speaker 10: my first experience. And and then I, you know, I
Speaker 10: was lucky have to do some.
Speaker 4: More Jamie Babbitt. Yes, Jamie Babbitt did a lot of episodes.
Speaker 4: She was did a couple of year, several a year.
Speaker 4: She directed the episode where I pushed Jess into the lake. Actually,
Speaker 4: but on the walk up to that scene, right, there's
Speaker 4: a walk and talk before I even do that.
Speaker 1: Thirty takes we did.
Speaker 4: We were the first scene up and it was about
Speaker 4: it was almost pushing lunch by the time we got
Speaker 4: to do the lake push. And we only had the
Speaker 4: opportunity to do one take because it would take so
Speaker 4: long to read, you know, to dry his hair and
Speaker 4: redo his makeup and you know, get him new clothes
Speaker 4: because he would have to go all the way back
Speaker 4: to base camp, which is here, and we shot it
Speaker 4: somewhere over there, so it was just kind of one
Speaker 4: take and then we went to lunch.
Speaker 1: Most memorable scene, ted.
Speaker 11: It has to be a little and that Sally and I.
Speaker 11: By the way, Sally and I went to the same
Speaker 11: high school in Portland, Oregon, if you can believe it,
Speaker 11: and I had a little story lined up as you asked.
Speaker 11: The first experience with Gilmore Girls was on the first
Speaker 11: day on the set. Sally and I were sitting next
Speaker 11: to each other in these director chairs. We hadn't even
Speaker 11: talked to each other, but I knew that my dad
Speaker 11: was purported to be her favorite teacher math teacher in
Speaker 11: high school. And she was a big star from all
Speaker 11: in the family when I was growing up, so I,
Speaker 11: you know, I knew exactly who she was. And I
Speaker 11: sat down next her and she goes, oh, it's so
Speaker 11: hot today, just like today, right, And I said yeah,
Speaker 11: and I like the summer's in Portland, Oregon. And she goes,
Speaker 11: are you ed Rooney's son.
Speaker 1: She got it.
Speaker 11: She got it. In that very moment, she remembered she
Speaker 11: knew my dad. She saw this long face and she
Speaker 11: recognized it. But then we had this lovely moment on
Speaker 11: our steps. In one of the first episodes where little
Speaker 11: romantic episode, it took a moment. I think it was
Speaker 11: after Cinnamon had died, so we were kind of reconnecting.
Speaker 11: And what I love about that moment, besides being with Sally,
Speaker 11: was that Sam Phillips, who was one of my favorite
Speaker 11: singer songwriters for the previous twenty years, had written the
Speaker 11: Little Little you know how she writes these little yeah
Speaker 11: moments and just for that thing. And so at the
Speaker 11: Christmas party when I spoke to her, she said, yeah,
Speaker 11: I wrote that just for you guys. And I'm like,
Speaker 11: oh my god, one of my favorite writers, you know
Speaker 11: alive wrote something specifically for us. I thought that was
Speaker 11: so so cool. Oh and then t Bon Barnette, who
Speaker 11: was her husband at the time, said hey, Sam really
Speaker 11: wants to meet Lauren, and so I got to bring
Speaker 11: Sam to meet Lauren. It was really cool, really cool
Speaker 11: at the Christmas party.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Michael, Yeah, yeah, first experience with Gilmore Girls.
Speaker 1: What do you remember about it?
Speaker 3: Well, it was before the show even aired. It was
Speaker 3: just another thing that I did an audition for. And
Speaker 3: it was supposedly four episodes about the I guess it
Speaker 3: started about the seventh episode, but I had never seen it.
Speaker 3: I had no idea what it was like. And I
Speaker 3: got the script and I read it and I read
Speaker 3: it again and I thought, now, is this laugh out
Speaker 3: loud funny or is it something different? I never could
Speaker 3: figure out, and then I got the part anyway, And
Speaker 3: when I first came to work on it, I started
Speaker 3: to hear about how fast we had to go because
Speaker 3: what Amy and Daniel, her husband, who were both involved
Speaker 3: in it, were great fans of nineteen thirty screwball comedies,
Speaker 3: which you may have seen on TCM or something like that.
Speaker 3: But they all just talked a mile a minute. Everything
Speaker 3: went mile a minute, and so that's what they were thinking.
Speaker 3: And I found that out after I had the job
Speaker 3: and started to learn this stuff.
Speaker 1: So it just rolls off the.
Speaker 3: Tongue really fast, no hanging around for anything. So my
Speaker 3: first thing was that first day I started to work,
Speaker 3: and then my first scene was with Scott and we
Speaker 3: started our series long what is it clash? Yeah, I
Speaker 3: was decorating the whole town for Halloween and he wanted
Speaker 3: nothing to do with it. And so the first shot
Speaker 3: I remember very clearly doing was sneaking pumpkins up onto
Speaker 3: the front steps of the cafe. And then about a
Speaker 3: month ago I was on Scott's podcast and so we
Speaker 3: were going to talk about that episode. So I watched
Speaker 3: it again and that scene appeared nowhere, So I have
Speaker 3: no idea whether I really shot that or I can't remember.
Speaker 3: Maybe I just forgot it or it just went away. Anyway,
Speaker 3: That's how it began. Fast talking that I think will
Speaker 3: work for everybody.
Speaker 4: Have you ever worked on a show rose that required
Speaker 4: you to speak so quickly?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 8: This show and Scandal were the two where you really
Speaker 8: had to move quickly. But I remember my very first
Speaker 8: scene was with Ed Herman and Jared who played Dean.
Speaker 8: And by the way, everyone asks me this, and I
Speaker 8: must have said this maybe before to you, but they
Speaker 8: ask which team.
Speaker 7: I'm Team Dean, Because team Dean Dean, you know, maybe
Speaker 7: not for Rory, but for me.
Speaker 8: What a great kid. Now, not in a romantic way,
Speaker 8: come on, but Gypsy loved Dean. She I love his car.
Speaker 8: He had the best car, and that's how Gypsy judges
Speaker 8: everyone whose car needs not so much work, you know,
Speaker 8: But I loved him.
Speaker 7: But it was a night shoot.
Speaker 8: It's so crazy being back here because I was with
Speaker 8: Ed Herman and Jared and we just had so much
Speaker 8: fun late at night shooting. And I was telling Scott
Speaker 8: this earlier. Just know that how you feel right now
Speaker 8: in the sun. That's how hot it was. When we
Speaker 8: were trying to pretend it was a chilli fall day
Speaker 8: and stars Hallow, Connecticut. It was always right this hot
Speaker 8: like most of the most of the time, or if
Speaker 8: it was supposed to be really hot in the show,
Speaker 8: it would really be freezing cold.
Speaker 4: Yeah, says town hall meetings is like being in a
Speaker 4: sweat lodge.
Speaker 1: Michael and I lost a lot of weight.
Speaker 4: Everybody lost a lot of weight in those rooms in
Speaker 4: our winter clothing. Right, it's a one hundred and twenty degrees
Speaker 4: in there when they're Oh my god, probably fifteen sixteen
Speaker 4: hours when we're doing those things because so many people
Speaker 4: have to be covered. You know, Emily, did you ever
Speaker 4: experience a town hall meeting?
Speaker 1: Were you in a town hall meeting?
Speaker 4: Ye? Ever?
Speaker 9: I was so jealous of you guys.
Speaker 1: Oh, don't be we oh we It.
Speaker 4: Was hotten there and it was enjoyable making the scenes
Speaker 4: and they were great scenes, but boy, there was a
Speaker 4: price to pay in sweat. We can't talk about Gilmore
Speaker 4: Girls without talking about the Gilmore Girls, right, Lauren Graham
Speaker 4: and Alexis Bludell.
Speaker 5: I loved him.
Speaker 4: What was your Emily, your first experience working with both
Speaker 4: Lauren and Rory.
Speaker 5: Like Rory, Alexis was just like Rory. She would always
Speaker 5: be reading books. She was so quiet and we had
Speaker 5: a termite scene and you know, I didn't want to
Speaker 5: hurt her, so you know, she I was like poking
Speaker 5: her with my thing, but I was trying to be
Speaker 5: kind and she goes, Emily, just hit me with it.
Speaker 5: It's easier, So I said, you sure, So I did,
Speaker 5: and she liked that.
Speaker 9: But she was just like her character.
Speaker 5: She just adorable, and Lauren was just like her character too,
Speaker 5: by in many ways.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about you? What about you? Rose?
Speaker 8: I just remember the episode where it was the whole
Speaker 8: town was split because you had broken up or there
Speaker 8: were ribbons.
Speaker 7: What was that one? Ribbons?
Speaker 8: Yeah, And it was like I just love the line
Speaker 8: you don't know a pistol from a pepperoni. And I
Speaker 8: just remember thinking, like, you know, you fix your own truck.
Speaker 8: So it was like Gypsy didn't care if Luke and
Speaker 8: Laurel I ever got back together. But Lauren was so
Speaker 8: much fun to work with and I played I played
Speaker 8: it like Gypsy's secret was Gypsy really just thought everything
Speaker 8: that Laura I did was just the best and she
Speaker 8: just had a just a girl crush on her.
Speaker 7: I just love that.
Speaker 8: And then I remember getting to be in the Emily's
Speaker 8: bachelor party, bachelorette party. Who's Emily? That was my favorite line,
Speaker 8: Who's Emily? And I got to be in the house.
Speaker 8: It was so exciting for Gypsy to be in the house.
Speaker 7: It was really a cool experience.
Speaker 1: And you played more than one character.
Speaker 7: That's right in the revival.
Speaker 8: I'm so flattered that people are like I thought right
Speaker 8: away the fans would go, that's Gypsy in a curly wig.
Speaker 7: But I got to be Berta and Berta.
Speaker 8: I had so much fun doing Berta because Amy wanted
Speaker 8: a language that Spanish speakers cannot understand a thing of,
Speaker 8: you know, she wanted it to sound just enough like Spanish,
Speaker 8: like that no Spanish speaker could ever understand it.
Speaker 7: So I made up my own language.
Speaker 9: And lallo.
Speaker 1: A little more hello.
Speaker 8: I just remember thinking I made a word for crab
Speaker 8: meat that was kinda greppolo.
Speaker 4: Michael, do you remember the first time you worked with
Speaker 4: either one of those?
Speaker 3: Well, I remember the first time I met Lauren. She
Speaker 3: told me what my birthday was because it's the same
Speaker 3: as hers. And right out of the choot. That was
Speaker 3: the first connection I made with her, and we came
Speaker 3: back to that often. And I don't remember what the
Speaker 3: scenes were early on because I was just sort of
Speaker 3: in a daze about what was going just getting through it.
Speaker 3: But I got to work with both of them quite
Speaker 3: a bit, which was great. But of course I was
Speaker 3: always sort of an antagonist toward almost everybody else.
Speaker 12: That you run into in the show, so.
Speaker 3: We never had very sweet moments together.
Speaker 1: I can't say that.
Speaker 11: Ted, what about you, I'd have to say the Simmons
Speaker 11: Wake episode. That was my big episode, by the way,
Speaker 11: thank you, thank you, thank you. Yeah. But you know,
Speaker 11: as a method actor, you have to imagine what if
Speaker 11: your cat died, right, And so I spent some time
Speaker 11: with that cat before they killed it because I asked
Speaker 11: them to, because I needed to have that for my
Speaker 11: No I didn't know, of course, not g whiz, but
Speaker 11: still I wanted it to be an emotional moment. I
Speaker 11: wanted to be true to the story, even though this
Speaker 11: is a comedy, and it was so great to have
Speaker 11: Alexis there right next to me when I'm having a
Speaker 11: moment and she comforts me. So that was special. And
Speaker 11: I'm very much in line with who she is too.
Speaker 11: So she never really acted, by the way, She's not
Speaker 11: that great of an actor. She just brings herself to it.
Speaker 11: I guess that's what good acting is all about, though, right, No,
Speaker 11: she's so sweet and she brings that to the camera
Speaker 11: and keeps the tempo going too.
Speaker 10: She's going, Greg, Well, I worked with Alexus most most
Speaker 10: of the time. That's uh and uh. And and like
Speaker 10: you said, I mean she was always just off reading,
Speaker 10: you know, but she was always very very lovely and
Speaker 10: sweet and smart and uh and funny and present and
Speaker 10: in the moment and just a wonderful, wonderful actor.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 10: To contradict a little bit, but it's really amazing and uh.
Speaker 9: And Lauren I I only.
Speaker 10: Worked with one time, I think, uh and uh. And
Speaker 10: it was when I was sort of screaming at Matt
Speaker 10: and it was that's a whole sort of episode, and
Speaker 10: so we we didn't really have much except like two
Speaker 10: lines or something like that. So but I liked her
Speaker 10: a lot, and I think she's really good.
Speaker 4: I remember getting up to We shot the pilot in Toronto,
Speaker 4: as you all know, and there was a Unionville was
Speaker 4: a town, right on the outskirts of Toronto, and that's
Speaker 4: where the Lukes Diner was, and that's that opening shot
Speaker 4: of the pilot. That's that nice little street in Unionville, Ontario.
Speaker 4: And I got into the set early on my first dad.
Speaker 4: I was just hired as a as a guest star
Speaker 4: for the pilot. But my manager said to me, you know,
Speaker 4: the pilot script opens with Luke's Diner and it ends
Speaker 4: with luke Diner, So I think there's something might be there.
Speaker 4: This might be a chemistry check and if you pass
Speaker 4: the test.
Speaker 1: Maybe you can get more episodes. And I'm like, ah,
Speaker 1: probably maybe.
Speaker 4: And I got there a little early because I was
Speaker 4: pretty excited to shoot and be there and just sort
Speaker 4: of check out the Lukes Diner set. And I saw
Speaker 4: I came in the back and I saw Lauren and
Speaker 4: Alexis rehearsing those scenes, you know, the scenes they had
Speaker 4: with the guys that are coming up and hitting on
Speaker 4: them and all that, those funny scenes, and the.
Speaker 1: Chemistry between those two was electric. It was so amazing.
Speaker 4: That timing was there, the flow was there, everything was there,
Speaker 4: and I really believed them as mother and daughter. So
Speaker 4: I thought to myself, well, we've got something very very
Speaker 4: special here, because if this works so well, then the
Speaker 4: whole thing's going to work.
Speaker 1: And it did.
Speaker 4: And then when I did my first scene with Lauren
Speaker 4: when she comes up and says a coffee, coffee, coffee,
Speaker 4: I mean I could just tell that there was something
Speaker 4: special there to work with and that it was going
Speaker 4: to be a fun ride.
Speaker 1: So I was, you know, at the beginning of the
Speaker 1: first day, I thought, this has a chance.
Speaker 4: You know, I really really thought it was a great
Speaker 4: connection with everybody.
Speaker 1: Emily tell us about working with Keiko Agenna.
Speaker 4: She is, in my in my estimation, one of the
Speaker 4: most unsung actresses in the business. I mean, she's incredibly
Speaker 4: well crafted, works on a very deep level.
Speaker 1: Well tell us about that.
Speaker 9: Keiko and I hit it off immediately.
Speaker 5: Everything Keiko, everything she did was honest and so pure.
Speaker 9: So it was just a joy working with her.
Speaker 5: And by the end of the first season, I felt
Speaker 5: like she was my kid, so I didn't have to
Speaker 5: act anymore. So you know that scene where I kick
Speaker 5: her out of the house, it was heartbreaking. It was
Speaker 5: I almost couldn't talk because it's like when your child
Speaker 5: lies to you for the first time and it rips
Speaker 5: your guts out, but you have to for they're good,
Speaker 5: you have to like kick.
Speaker 9: Them out of the house or punish them.
Speaker 5: So all that stuff was so easy thanks to Keiko's
Speaker 5: purity and her honesty in her work.
Speaker 4: I'm lucky, Rose, tell us your least favorite moment on Gilmour.
Speaker 8: I knew you'd have a good surprise for me. I
Speaker 8: have to say, what was going to do? The town
Speaker 8: always smelled. The town either smelled like pickles, right, ratten eggs.
Speaker 7: There was a smell.
Speaker 8: So it was one of the episodes where they came
Speaker 8: at me with a necklace made of trees like those
Speaker 8: car freshener air fresheners, and wanted me to wear a
Speaker 8: necklace made of those little pine trees. Yeah, and the
Speaker 8: guy who made the the perps guy, was like, yeah,
Speaker 8: I couldn't be in the same room with it, and
Speaker 8: I was like, well, then, how am I going to
Speaker 8: wear it for twelve hours? So that that was the
Speaker 8: only bad memory that And when what was the episode
Speaker 8: where the car whose car crashed through your diner window?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, was that was that?
Speaker 2: Remember? That?
Speaker 1: Was that? TJ who?
Speaker 7: Yes, that's right? Yeah, yes, thank you.
Speaker 8: They know the show much better than any of us
Speaker 8: you know that give yourselves a round of applause. So
Speaker 8: I remember they wanted me to get under the car
Speaker 8: and there was like this much room to get under
Speaker 8: the car, so it was one hundred and eight in
Speaker 8: the shade. So those are the only terrible memories where
Speaker 8: the bad smelling car freshen her necklace and trying to
Speaker 8: get under a car on a dolly, which was a
Speaker 8: great ab workout to roll in and out underneath a car.
Speaker 8: So I really missed those days of being gypsy having
Speaker 8: to repair the cars. And I did learn a little
Speaker 8: bit about automobile repair. Yeah, and I think I said
Speaker 8: this last time I was here, but the motor oil
Speaker 8: was always a one steak sauce, so I can't smell
Speaker 8: that to this day. Scott, take after take of having
Speaker 8: that sticky sauce on your hands. So that scene and
Speaker 8: the scene I had with you, that was a fun
Speaker 8: scene when it was like, you know, if guys you
Speaker 8: strip your gears, you ride your brakes, and if if
Speaker 8: we don't laugh when you make a joke, you think
Speaker 8: we're stupid.
Speaker 1: I love that one. This is this is when I'm
Speaker 1: investing getting Max.
Speaker 7: You come and ask me about Jess, I think, I know, I.
Speaker 1: Think okay, So it was just okay.
Speaker 7: I just remember I hit a lot of car oil
Speaker 7: to touch.
Speaker 3: I remember that episode too because I was working in Seattle,
Speaker 3: which I did a lot of the time during the run,
Speaker 3: and then it would come down for big chunks of
Speaker 3: time and do the show. But this was one of
Speaker 3: the first episodes of whatever season it was, and I
Speaker 3: had to come down. I had to shoot everything I
Speaker 3: did in one day because that's all I had. I
Speaker 3: would fly down from Seattle, do the day, fly back
Speaker 3: the next day.
Speaker 1: I'd do a play up there.
Speaker 3: Well this day a guy driving a car through the
Speaker 3: front window. You get one shot at it. There was
Speaker 3: only one time, and there was a lot of dialogue
Speaker 3: and stuff before it getting up to it, and I
Speaker 3: had one of those walking talks where I had a
Speaker 3: long speech that I had to do word perfectly one time,
Speaker 3: and so we'd ran, we'd run up to the crash
Speaker 3: over and over again, and then finally, okay, we got
Speaker 3: to do this, and uh, and we did. But it
Speaker 3: was scary. It was scary, and then you watch the
Speaker 3: guy drive a car.
Speaker 12: Through the front of the set you've been working on
Speaker 12: for months.
Speaker 1: Everybody, and don't forget.
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