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Speaker 1: You Guys, Season six, episode eight, Our life is not
Speaker 1: a movie, or maybe.
Speaker 2: I love that, or maybe I may It was like her,
Speaker 2: this was like a Halloween episode.
Speaker 1: It was October twenty seventh of two thousand and eight.
Speaker 1: I mean, oh, I feel like such a buzzkill bitch
Speaker 1: about this episode.
Speaker 2: I'm really poorly written. Were adorable, We were adorable. We
Speaker 2: were so cute.
Speaker 5: And I have to say one of my best friends
Speaker 5: was over here and we were watching the episode last
Speaker 5: night and she was like, oh, some of this dialogue
Speaker 5: is really sy. She goes, but sidebar. The real hot
Speaker 5: takeaway of this episode for me is Hillary's so hot.
Speaker 2: I was like, agree, that's really nice. We were acting
Speaker 2: our asses off.
Speaker 5: We were acting our asses off. Okay, friends at home
Speaker 5: this this episode. I'm just gonna read the synopsis and
Speaker 5: then we're going to get into it all right.
Speaker 2: Lucas's novel receives.
Speaker 5: Unexpected and surprising interest, as does Marvin from his new intern.
Speaker 5: That is such a weird transition. Even in the synopsis.
Speaker 5: Who wrote that Jamie grows enamored of Sam while she
Speaker 5: continues her rebellious facade, oh in his back and trying
Speaker 5: to win Brook over again. Peyton reconnects with family, and
Speaker 5: Nathan's basketball comeback gains momentum. I'm so thrilled to see
Speaker 5: that Peter Kowalski directed this episode, because this is what
Speaker 5: we all looked pretty, we looked great, this is why
Speaker 5: we looked hot. Peter is just such a deer. You
Speaker 5: guys have heard us talk about him before. He was
Speaker 5: a camera operator on our show, and then he became
Speaker 5: the director of photography and then he started directing, and we.
Speaker 2: Just love him so much.
Speaker 5: But even Peter's beautiful eye could not make some of
Speaker 5: the things we had to say less tricky to get.
Speaker 2: Out of our mouths. You know, I mean, Okay, so
Speaker 2: you and I we've had a big week. I was
Speaker 2: just out at.
Speaker 1: Sundance and you have been promoting Junction with Mirane Greenberg,
Speaker 1: and there is something about working with or like seeing
Speaker 1: the movies from people that we love and who are
Speaker 1: very dear friends with and seeing them climb this mountain
Speaker 1: right and like get to the top of this thing
Speaker 1: and nail it, and it's so fun to watch. And
Speaker 1: I don't know about your experience with Brian and Junction,
Speaker 1: but having been friends with Meghan for so many years,
Speaker 1: Megan Park, who is married to Tyler Hilton, Yeah, seeing
Speaker 1: her movie at Sundance, I can't wait for everyone to
Speaker 1: see my old ass because it is about young women,
Speaker 1: written by a young woman, directed by a young woman,
Speaker 1: dpeed by another young woman, and the representation and the
Speaker 1: lens is so warm and fuzzy and it felt so real.
Speaker 1: And I was with the two little actresses in the
Speaker 1: movie afterwards, just like in tears for them. I'm so
Speaker 1: happy for them because it was Maddie Ziggler and Mazie
Speaker 1: Stella and these little girls who were like twenty twenty
Speaker 1: one years old just got to do a movie that
Speaker 1: was so real and so lovely. And I told him, like,
Speaker 1: bottle this, this isn't normal. Most young women have to
Speaker 1: do really corny shit and you just got to do
Speaker 1: something so awesome, and I'm so excited for you. And
Speaker 1: I geeked out really hard on these girls because they
Speaker 1: by the way, they're huge One Tree Health fans.
Speaker 2: Yes, thank you God to get them.
Speaker 1: It was so cool to see young women accurately represented
Speaker 1: instead of this clunky, like like bullshit at the doorway
Speaker 1: in every scene where it's like, hey, I really like you,
Speaker 1: you know that? Yeah, but there was a yeah.
Speaker 5: I kind of like doing this with you good because
Speaker 5: we're getting married. I was like, what is happening? And
Speaker 5: like and it and it really is a testament. I
Speaker 5: think to you guys that you could pull it off,
Speaker 5: but I know what you mean in the same in
Speaker 5: the same way you're talking about how these girls in
Speaker 5: Megan's movie got to authentically be themselves. It's been so
Speaker 5: special to see the final product that Brian put together,
Speaker 5: and especially because in Injunction, he and I play spouses
Speaker 5: who are now divorced, but you know we're co parenting,
Speaker 5: and and and the just the way we get to
Speaker 5: talk to each other feels real, like things are strained
Speaker 5: and hard, and then there are these moments of levity
Speaker 5: still where you see how much these two people have
Speaker 5: loved each other and still love each other, but you
Speaker 5: you see them in authentic conflict, and then you see
Speaker 5: these bursts of their life and their history, and I think,
Speaker 5: I think maybe it felt like such shorthand because you know,
Speaker 5: we've been friends for twenty years. Yeah, but it it
Speaker 5: was so nice to feel like I was watching in
Speaker 5: all of our scenes, a real partnership and not what
Speaker 5: we had to do on TV sometimes, which was like
Speaker 5: we're partners.
Speaker 2: Da da da da dan da.
Speaker 5: Like he didn't have to have like a song or
Speaker 5: a button moment.
Speaker 2: I had that WB top hat and King like the frog.
Speaker 5: Yeah, just make him dance across the screen every time
Speaker 5: we have to say something stupid.
Speaker 1: There was so much repetitive stuff in this episode between
Speaker 1: the characters, like every character was talking like every other
Speaker 1: character because it was our Voldemort who wrote this and
Speaker 1: he was very self involved and he wanted every character
Speaker 1: to sound like him.
Speaker 2: And I can see how miserable I am.
Speaker 1: And it's really hard to watch at this point. But
Speaker 1: for those of you who hate it when I go dark,
Speaker 1: what I did like is all of the relationship pairings.
Speaker 1: I thought, Brooke and Owen, Haley and Nathan Lucas and
Speaker 1: Peyton millian Mouth. I thought that the relationship pairings and
Speaker 1: the chemistry between actors was really strong. Yes, and maybe
Speaker 1: that comes out more when the script is shit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, look, I think sometimes you know, I won't say
Speaker 5: what episode, but I do remember an episode that we
Speaker 5: shot that was directed by a director who was first
Speaker 5: time on our show, who was so like objectively bad.
Speaker 5: Came in and we were like, did you do any prep?
Speaker 5: Like did you go on a tech scout? How are
Speaker 5: you here directing an episode of television? Like you don't know?
Speaker 5: Do you know what's in this script? Like it was
Speaker 5: such a surreal experience. But I will never forget that
Speaker 5: because all of us as a cast and all of
Speaker 5: the crew was like, uh oh, we're really in trouble.
Speaker 5: Everybody stepped up and worked even harder and came up
Speaker 5: with solutions and like we put together like a strategic
Speaker 5: response team and yeah, it was full triage. It was
Speaker 5: like you know, red tag, Yellow Tag, And weirdly the
Speaker 5: episode wound up being great cause, like, I think everybody
Speaker 5: hustled a little harder. And I wonder sometimes, like you're saying,
Speaker 5: if we have that in episodes like this where some
Speaker 5: of the writing's not that strong, or things are repetitive
Speaker 5: or sweet mouth and Gigi, you're having to do the
Speaker 5: same exact stuff they had to do last week. I mean,
Speaker 5: the worst, and yet people make it sweet and and
Speaker 5: you do see like a connection between them and it's
Speaker 5: not just base gross. You see a little nostalgia in it.
Speaker 5: You see the way Nathan responds to them. Like everybody
Speaker 5: made it work even though some of what was on
Speaker 5: the page was just not that great. And I do
Speaker 5: think that's something that I really love about us, Like
Speaker 5: our little cohort had such good chemistry and we had
Speaker 5: so much fun together that when we were like, can
Speaker 5: you believe we have to say this dumb sh we
Speaker 5: figured out how to do it.
Speaker 2: Y'all.
Speaker 1: There was a dumb episode.
Speaker 2: Can I say what I loved? Though?
Speaker 5: I loved coming into this slam ball game as all
Speaker 5: the women were sort of collecting. I loved our little
Speaker 5: coven in the stands. Everybody was like spicy and there
Speaker 5: was sarcasm and stress and all of it was just
Speaker 5: so great. Aside from I don't know who told me
Speaker 5: that that one shoulder tank top was a good idea.
Speaker 2: God, your boobs were cute. In that shirt. I mean,
Speaker 2: I think this.
Speaker 5: Was the year that those like sticky bras got real
Speaker 5: like popular in our wardrobe department. Cause there's definitely like
Speaker 5: some extra help going on there in that one strap shirt.
Speaker 2: And I was like, honestly, thank you, it's the opposite.
Speaker 2: I'm mad at it.
Speaker 1: My purple dress at the end of the episode, I'm
Speaker 1: clearly wearing the sticky things, but I'm wearing them too low.
Speaker 1: Ga Mic is.
Speaker 2: So down here.
Speaker 5: Also, that dress looked like it was two sizes too
Speaker 5: big for you. I was like, how are we not
Speaker 5: putting you in clothes that fits? Six years into the show.
Speaker 2: I promise my boobs don't hang that low.
Speaker 1: And not that there's anything wrong with low boobs, but
Speaker 1: just those weren't mine. That killed me. It's never ideal
Speaker 1: season of the Sticky Boob? Is that the title of
Speaker 1: this episode? I loved you yelling at Owen. I love
Speaker 1: you Brook just coming in hot.
Speaker 5: I also loved because everyone's in the dynamic in the
Speaker 5: beginning that then you see play out. You know, Millie's
Speaker 5: getting competitive with mouth, Brook's yelling at Owen, like everybody's
Speaker 5: doing their thing. I love Jamie as the catchup device.
Speaker 5: For Sam, they used to kiss, yeah, and then he's like,
Speaker 5: they used to kiss too, mouth and gig, but mouth
Speaker 5: kisses milicit now and Sam is just like, like this
Speaker 5: kid the truth telling about grown ups relationship drama from
Speaker 5: a five year old is like a chef's kiss thing
Speaker 5: for me. Because Jackson's so cute, it breaks me.
Speaker 1: Why did we make him wear that very distracting one
Speaker 1: fake tooth.
Speaker 2: The flipper tooth. Why couldn't he just have a missing
Speaker 2: tooth that would have been so cute.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there were elements here that were very distracting from me,
Speaker 1: and this is just production, you know, bitchery.
Speaker 2: I don't like the fake tooth.
Speaker 1: My vote is no because there, Yeah, I have a
Speaker 1: kid that's this age, and there's plenty of kids her
Speaker 1: age that are missing teeth. Some kids lose them earlier
Speaker 1: than others. Yeah. And then the other thing was anytime
Speaker 1: we have a scene in the stands, we are told
Speaker 1: as actors, so we're going to put in a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of noise so it sounds really, really noisy, So
Speaker 1: you guys have to yell over your lines, and then
Speaker 1: we'll put in enough sound later that it sounds natural.
Speaker 1: So you're sitting there saying, look, I guess what happened
Speaker 1: on your phone call? And they did not bring up
Speaker 1: the background noise on this scene.
Speaker 2: So fair. No, we were stranded in.
Speaker 1: Our audio here.
Speaker 2: It wasn't great. It was a lot of fake clapping. Whatever.
Speaker 1: Man, we looked good, We looked good. We sold our lives. Yeah, matters,
Speaker 1: and the slam ball looked cool.
Speaker 5: It did, and that's one of the things I will say.
Speaker 5: It was really fun to watch this episode with one
Speaker 5: of my girlfriends because she was like, what is this sport?
Speaker 2: I want to play? This? Is this as fun as
Speaker 2: it looks?
Speaker 5: I was like, yeah, we all turned into a bunch
Speaker 5: of kids, and we treated every lunch like recess. When
Speaker 5: the slam ball court was on stage seven, we were
Speaker 5: on the trampolines.
Speaker 2: All the time. James looked and good.
Speaker 5: Unbelievable, Like, you realize how good a basketball player he is,
Speaker 5: because there's something about the length of time that he
Speaker 5: gets to be in the air off a trampoline allows
Speaker 5: for that super extended slow motion and you're just like, hello,
Speaker 5: how did this boy not get poached to be a
Speaker 5: Nike athlete? When we were shooting our show, like some
Speaker 5: brand endorsement person failed. They failed because look at him.
Speaker 1: There is someone out there that got fired from the
Speaker 1: two companies because they didn't think to bring in Nathan Scott.
Speaker 2: I agree, yeah, I totally agree.
Speaker 1: No, he's just beautiful and so it's like watching a swan.
Speaker 1: You know, he's really beautiful out there, and you know,
Speaker 1: it does look violent, it does look scary. I understand
Speaker 1: Haley's hesitation. I don't know how many episodes poor Joy
Speaker 1: has to WinCE and be worry.
Speaker 2: About it back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, serious business. She's been doing it for how
Speaker 1: many osodes.
Speaker 5: I also like that they figured out a way to
Speaker 5: raise the stakes because of Nathan's injury, and Haley helps
Speaker 5: do that for the audience with her, you know, genuine
Speaker 5: worry about is her husband going to you know, be
Speaker 5: paralyzed from this or not. And then at the same
Speaker 5: time you get a lot of comedic relief in it
Speaker 5: because of Owen and the way that Brooke is yelling
Speaker 5: at him and they're kind of play fighting and they're flirting,
Speaker 5: but they're fighting, and Owen is essentially acting like a
Speaker 5: bouncer for Nathan on the court.
Speaker 2: As I did like that.
Speaker 5: It made me giggle and I really, I will say
Speaker 5: I like that the dynamics in the same scene gave
Speaker 5: us steaks but also laughter.
Speaker 1: Also Sam and Peyton being the same person obsessed.
Speaker 2: Here's how I view.
Speaker 1: Brooke and Peyton. It's like, you know, with magnets, they're
Speaker 1: the same thing, right, but there's different poles, and the
Speaker 1: same pole is not attracted to itself, but the two
Speaker 1: different poles are locked in for eternity. Brook and Peyton
Speaker 1: are those different poles of the same magnet. And so
Speaker 1: for Brooke to find another little baby, Peyton to grow
Speaker 1: and raise up. I love that she's getting to relive
Speaker 1: our high school years through this little monster. You know,
Speaker 1: it's just messing everything up because you know, we also
Speaker 1: see Peyton drawn to other people that are like Brooke.
Speaker 1: There's there's just something about those different personalities. Every TV
Speaker 1: show has it. It's the trope of like the blonde
Speaker 1: and the brunette, the reality one and the shy one,
Speaker 1: you know. And I like that we have that iconic
Speaker 1: dynamic that we're now getting to see repeat with Sam Sam.
Speaker 5: Well and I love like the perfection of the way
Speaker 5: the Yin and yang fit together in us. Yeah, everything
Speaker 5: that's perfect about our friendship drives me fucking crazy with Sam.
Speaker 5: And it's like, in all the ways that I've that,
Speaker 5: you know, me and Brooke have always loved Peyton's saltiness
Speaker 5: and humor and all the things. Sam's saltiness drives me nuts. Yeah,
Speaker 5: And brook and Peyton used to sneak out together and
Speaker 5: they'd be out all night together, and they broke all
Speaker 5: the rules together. And now this tiny Peyton is sneaking
Speaker 5: out of my house and I want to wring her neck.
Speaker 5: And it's it's so great, That's exactly it.
Speaker 1: It's like Peyton started through in like tweak club nights
Speaker 1: and thought it was awesome. It was like, yeah, let's
Speaker 1: stay out, we're gonna make out with bands whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And now that this other little girl's doing the exact
Speaker 1: same thing, it is apocalyptic.
Speaker 5: I mean what Sam does in Close Over Bros. With
Speaker 5: breaking in and the party and the red solo cups
Speaker 5: and the spray paint, it's literally our graduation party in
Speaker 5: the abandoned Oh my god, you're.
Speaker 2: Right, it's the same thing.
Speaker 5: But now that I'm in the parental role, Oh, it's unacceptable.
Speaker 2: It's like you're only a couple of years older.
Speaker 1: I know, it's even like we're the age we are
Speaker 1: now where everything business is off.
Speaker 2: It's we're twenty two and she's fifteen.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I really liked that whole dynamic, And I don't want
Speaker 1: to like jump too far ahead, but I really thought
Speaker 1: it was special that Brooke had all this comedic stuff
Speaker 1: but also some pretty firm interactions with these young children.
Speaker 1: The way that Brooke reprimands Jamie in this episode for
Speaker 1: disappearing was incredibly important because he can't go wandering off
Speaker 1: with people, and the way the book reprimands and sets
Speaker 1: boundaries for Sam also super important. It was like, that's
Speaker 1: the kind of parenting that we wanted for ourselves. That's
Speaker 1: what Brooke and Payne wanted. It's just someone to hold
Speaker 1: us accountable and pretend to care.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't leave.
Speaker 1: Us for months at a time.
Speaker 5: I think it's really interesting that you see Sam's response to,
Speaker 5: you know, being reprimanded, to immediately assume she's being kicked out.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, because that's what happened every other time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: But for Brooke to say no, like I'm said, a
Speaker 5: boundary for you, and this is your boundary in this home,
Speaker 5: it begins to give Sam what she's always been missing.
Speaker 5: And you know you hear this, you always hear kids
Speaker 5: need structure. Yeah, and like they really do, they really
Speaker 5: need it and they crave it.
Speaker 1: My kids love structure. They don't give a shit if
Speaker 1: dad gets mad, but if mom gets mad, it means
Speaker 1: something because I don't like to they. Yeah, my son
Speaker 1: will tell people they're be like us, you're making such
Speaker 1: good grades right now, and he'll say it's because my
Speaker 1: mom cracked. Because I you know, they like a firm boundary.
Speaker 1: They like to know where they stand with you. And
Speaker 1: so for Sam to have this good for her. I
Speaker 1: wanted it instead. You know, we were scoundrels. We were feral,
Speaker 1: as you call Sam. In this episode, it's a little
Speaker 1: feral cat. And I can totally understand why the little
Speaker 1: kid Jamie is in the rall with this older bad girl. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's his first crush, but it's so early that
Speaker 5: it's it's like not even romantic yet. No, he's just
Speaker 5: he just he's googlely eyed when he looks at her,
Speaker 5: and it's so sweet.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's the ticket.
Speaker 1: But I also, I don't know, I like that while
Speaker 1: Brooke is trying to do all of this parenting because
Speaker 1: she's really the only person parenting in this episode. That is,
Speaker 1: when Owen's trying to sneak back in, He's not just
Speaker 1: trying to sneak back in when she's being like cute
Speaker 1: and young, sexy and going out. It's like when she's
Speaker 1: in the thick of responsibility with all the children at
Speaker 1: her house, He's like, we'll come over now, just to
Speaker 1: prove that I really meant it, sweet Owen.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I also there's there's elements and maybe it's because we
Speaker 5: are through Sam jumping back to who we were in
Speaker 5: high school. I love the elements that remind us of that.
Speaker 5: The throwback, you know, the sort of identical party to
Speaker 5: our graduation party. I love the throwback to middle school
Speaker 5: dynamics with Nathan coming to the door and then realizing
Speaker 5: that Owen's right on the other side of it. Like,
Speaker 5: it really is fun to get to pull back into
Speaker 5: those those memories with these characters.
Speaker 2: James had fun this episode.
Speaker 1: You could tell how much fun he was having because, yeah,
Speaker 1: in the beginning, he's playing slamball, and then he gets
Speaker 1: tangled up in the Owen Brooke shit, and then he
Speaker 1: gets tangled up in the mouth gig shit and then
Speaker 1: he's been super flirty with his wife.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I liked I love it. And he had a great
Speaker 1: scene with Lucas too, the brother scene where Nathan's making pancakes. Yes,
Speaker 1: and watch shiaah buff to play him in the movie.
Speaker 5: I was so into everyone sort of jocking for who
Speaker 5: they want to play them in the film, and that
Speaker 5: scene in particular, I thought was so sweet because you're right,
Speaker 5: you can see what a good mood James is in
Speaker 5: every day, and I love that because they're having so
Speaker 5: much fun and it's such a light conversation that he's
Speaker 5: the one who looks at Lucas like, hey, big dummy,
Speaker 5: have you not considered the women you need to talk to?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Like it's not about you, my guy.
Speaker 5: Hello, Yeah, Yes, It's so funny when he's like well yeah,
Speaker 5: and and he's like and brooks the other fifty percent
Speaker 5: like do you remember your own life?
Speaker 2: It is? It made me really really giggle out loud. Yeah.
Speaker 1: He was great this episode. And I think seeing Nathan
Speaker 1: be funny is not what we're used to. We're so
Speaker 1: used to him being like oh umum e or that's.
Speaker 2: What he's been. He's been e or and now he's
Speaker 2: contiguer man.
Speaker 1: Dude's bouncing all over the place, being funny, little bit
Speaker 1: worked up.
Speaker 2: I like it. Yeah, it's so great.
Speaker 1: His advice to Owen is great, you know, I mean
Speaker 1: he's like, what did he say?
Speaker 5: He talks about, like all the worst mistakes you've ever made,
Speaker 5: and he goes, yeah, what he goes of thee hundred
Speaker 5: dumbest mistakes you've ever made? One through ninety nine was
Speaker 5: blowing it with Brooke Davis and the well, what's the
Speaker 5: other one? The haircut? The drug addiction?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what was wrong with his haircut? Nothing?
Speaker 2: It was just such a troll and it was so funny.
Speaker 2: Poor Owen. They we're not going to let him get
Speaker 2: off the mat, are we? We're sure not. Wow.
Speaker 1: I liked that he bounced everyone out of Brooks Store.
Speaker 2: I liked it.
Speaker 1: Do yeah, yelling at a bunch of fifteen year old Yes.
Speaker 2: That's the thing.
Speaker 5: Owen is essentially serving as everybody's bouncer and bodyguard.
Speaker 2: In this episode.
Speaker 5: He's bodyguarding Nathan, He's bouncing the kids out, and it
Speaker 5: is a really fun way to use just the natural
Speaker 5: physicality of someone like Joe. Joe is one of the
Speaker 5: biggest physically biggest human beings any of us knows. Yes,
Speaker 5: And when he gets to operate out of that place
Speaker 5: as a defender, and especially as a comedic defender of
Speaker 5: other people, it's so cool. It's like he's so used
Speaker 5: to having to play like a werewolf for a Viking
Speaker 5: or whatever because he's big, and it's nice to see
Speaker 5: him get to do comedy.
Speaker 2: I love it be funny.
Speaker 1: He was in Rampage with Jeffrey and we took Gus
Speaker 1: to that red carpet. I had just given birth to George,
Speaker 1: and so I was like a mess, and so jeff
Speaker 1: is having to do press and I'm standing there on
Speaker 1: the red carpet with Gus and Joe comes up and
Speaker 1: he is just a wall of a man and I'm like, Joe, buddy,
Speaker 1: like we hug, and Gus is looking like, how do
Speaker 1: you know this person? Gus's eyeball that had to put
Speaker 1: him back in his head. He was so just like,
Speaker 1: what is that? I didn't know humans grew that size. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's super imposing, but he and Nathan don't look dissimilar
Speaker 1: in size. Did we have James standing on something or
Speaker 1: is James that tall?
Speaker 2: James isn't that tall?
Speaker 5: I mean, James is pretty tall, isn't he like six
Speaker 5: to two? And and and Joe's like six ' five,
Speaker 5: Am I right?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: They were lined up next to each other in some
Speaker 1: of the Slamball stuff where even I was confused. I'm like,
Speaker 1: I was there.
Speaker 2: We had a lot of really tall boys on our show.
Speaker 2: We had the tallest cast on TV.
Speaker 1: It's any other show there were you know, much much
Speaker 1: much shorter our boys, and people would comment on that
Speaker 1: all the time when we did press, They're like, this
Speaker 1: cast is big. Yeah, okay, And made doing like covered
Speaker 1: shots kind of hard because we would have to stand
Speaker 1: on boxes so you could see us over their shoulders.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, apple boxes all the time, all the time.
Speaker 1: So after Slamball, after Lucas announces that his book is
Speaker 1: going to get made into a movie.
Speaker 5: That's thrilling, We've got I almost feel like, in a way,
Speaker 5: they leaned so hard into the comedy in this episode
Speaker 5: to misdirect the dramatic surprise about the movie at the end,
Speaker 5: because all the way through everybody's laughing, you know, And
Speaker 5: they even harken back in this episode They've got Haley,
Speaker 5: I'm just looking at my notes Hailey's reading the same
Speaker 5: article in b Davis Magazine that you read.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what is that?
Speaker 5: There's something going on where they're really trying to lean
Speaker 5: into the you know, the cutesy, like funny nature of
Speaker 5: these relationships lips and.
Speaker 1: Were they trying to make be Davis Magazine a real thing?
Speaker 1: Is that why we keep popping it on the show?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't think they ever actually tried to launch it,
Speaker 5: but they wanted it to, basically on our show, be
Speaker 5: the placeholder for in Style. I remember those conversations like
Speaker 5: it should look like in Style magazine, it should have
Speaker 5: similar articles and whatnot. They wanted it to feel like
Speaker 5: it was a really really big deal. But I caught
Speaker 5: that in this where I was like, oh, hey, are
Speaker 5: Nathan and Haley going to have like a moment because
Speaker 5: she says we split everything in the house like fifty
Speaker 5: to fifty, right, And then it sort of went away
Speaker 5: but it didn't do anything. Yeah, there were all these
Speaker 5: funny moments. Then it goes into you know, everyone at
Speaker 5: close over Bros. And Jamie and Sam skateboarding around the store,
Speaker 5: and it's where Brooke Davis coins the term slunt because
Speaker 5: she says her mama's slut is not mean enough.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 1: You know there was a band in like the late
Speaker 1: nineties early two thousands in New York called Slunt.
Speaker 2: Because now the chicks in It was a VJ.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I remember it being so scandalized and her
Speaker 1: name is Abby. I remember she's like the metal VJ.
Speaker 1: And I remember being so scandalized.
Speaker 2: And I was like, oh my god, what's your vand's name?
Speaker 2: And she was like slut and You're like, oh, I'll
Speaker 2: be there. Wow. Great. It just made me giggle so much.
Speaker 5: I was like, God, we should really bring that turn
Speaker 5: background and and everything's really upbeat.
Speaker 2: Here's a deal.
Speaker 1: That scene of you and Millie and Haley standing around
Speaker 1: scripted terribly, so much exposition. The writing is terrible, and
Speaker 1: you guys took it and you spun like rumper Stiltskin
Speaker 1: and the hay Tig Gold, Like just the readings that
Speaker 1: you guys gave, you gave it so much life because
Speaker 1: other it was just three girls standing in an unnatural
Speaker 1: circle making very expository remarks, and you guys crushed it. Bravo.
Speaker 5: I mean, I will say I think we found I'm
Speaker 5: just texting you my notes because you don't have yours
Speaker 5: minor really piecemeal.
Speaker 2: Sorry, thanks for doing my homework.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I remember the feeling of that. I remember
Speaker 5: how funny some of it was. I remember when we
Speaker 5: decided to do like bad TV voice and you've got
Speaker 5: it goes from Haley to Milly to me being like, wow, yeah,
Speaker 5: what do you think of that? Brook g I wonder
Speaker 5: and me being like, I don't like you, Like, we
Speaker 5: found all these little devices.
Speaker 2: Well you're making.
Speaker 1: Fun of the dialogue by making a cheesy TV talk.
Speaker 2: It's brilliant. It's brilliant.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we found these devices to like really have a
Speaker 5: good time with each other. And in the midst of it,
Speaker 5: you've got these kids cutting through the you know, the
Speaker 5: the show on skateboards and it's Sam and it's Jamie
Speaker 5: and you know, Jamie says Sam's his favorite girl now and.
Speaker 2: Everything is just light.
Speaker 5: And I really think it helps with the mister act
Speaker 5: because you cut from the kids using clothes over bros
Speaker 5: As a skate park to Julian Baker walking up the
Speaker 5: steps of Lucas and Peyton's house and you have no
Speaker 5: idea that he's about to be a villain.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I'm saying this for the benefit of our
Speaker 1: producers who are listening in. Are we booking Austin for
Speaker 1: the next episode because we have to.
Speaker 2: So when Sophie and I were justin.
Speaker 1: Wilmington and you know, with Evin and Denial and Sammy,
Speaker 1: I told them my Austin Nichols story, and I.
Speaker 2: Feel like we should tell him to be here. He
Speaker 2: needs to be here for it, though he should know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is hard to watch this season because it
Speaker 1: is kind of undoing a lot of the work that
Speaker 1: we have done over the course of watching this show.
Speaker 1: It was like we knew when we started Drama Queens
Speaker 1: that we were gonna have to talk about the shit,
Speaker 1: And for a long time watching the episodes was feeling
Speaker 1: really really healthy because it was like, oh, it's cathartic,
Speaker 1: We're getting everything out, and now it's really difficult for
Speaker 1: me to see outside of just like the toxic, uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: Shit of that year.
Speaker 1: So I do like to focus on making fun of Austin.
Speaker 2: Matter like that, because oh I can't wait.
Speaker 1: I posted a picture on Instagram of me with an
Speaker 1: owl out at Sundance, and that motherfucker, like thirty minutes
Speaker 1: later is sending me a picture of the owl that
Speaker 1: lives in his tree and calling it his lady friend,
Speaker 1: just like.
Speaker 2: That's who he is.
Speaker 1: He's the guy that like just takes pictures of owls
Speaker 1: in Yeah.
Speaker 5: He's We've all we've all realized that in the ways
Speaker 5: that we thought so many of our sweet male co
Speaker 5: stars on this show were like the little brothers, we're
Speaker 5: gonna have to rear like he is and and we
Speaker 5: love him. And I mean that as a compliment, by
Speaker 5: the way, like, good God, some person's gonna say something
Speaker 5: snarky on the internet, like we're family, we love each other.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 1: My favorite memory of Austin is so he came in
Speaker 1: very much like Julian Baker to our show, right, and was.
Speaker 5: Very like Cock of the walk I think those were
Speaker 5: his ray bands probably.
Speaker 1: He had been on HBO's John from Cincinnati with Willie Garson, so.
Speaker 2: That show was so good.
Speaker 1: He had been doing it. Wasn't he Deadwood too? He'd
Speaker 1: been Yeah, big ship came into our show, and it
Speaker 1: was a little like, oh, okay, he this isn't someone
Speaker 1: from our bubble. But then when Jeffrey was doing The
Speaker 1: Walking Dead and I went to go visit the first
Speaker 1: year jeff was on The Walking Dead. I ran into
Speaker 1: a very different who was very like respectful and like,
Speaker 1: how are you doing, Jeffrey, very nice to see you,
Speaker 1: and like really reserved, and I was like, that's not
Speaker 1: the guy I know.
Speaker 2: The guy I knows.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm the big shit in the room, and so.
Speaker 2: I I don't know.
Speaker 1: I really have enjoyed knowing Austin all these years at
Speaker 1: this point because he's a wonderful actor. He's really faking fun.
Speaker 1: He's read like extracurricular stuff. We did a lot of
Speaker 1: stuff like hangout wise after work, and he made a
Speaker 1: real point out of making friends with my friends in town,
Speaker 1: and I appreciated that he valued them, and I really
Speaker 1: respected that about him. So it's fun to see.
Speaker 2: I'd forgotten what the beginning of Julian Baker was.
Speaker 5: Getting me to SUV, I was like, wait, he has
Speaker 5: a driver, what is going on here?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: It was so funny because when when the call first
Speaker 5: came in, you know, when the early part of the episode,
Speaker 5: when you see Lucas under the bleachers on the phone,
Speaker 5: I was like, oh my god, this is the beginning
Speaker 5: of the storyline. I wonder when when does like the
Speaker 5: audience meet Julian, and then it's this episode. I had
Speaker 5: no idea what happened this fast.
Speaker 1: There's a scene in the upcoming episode. I think, if
Speaker 1: my memory serves me correctly, that I remember vividly, so
Speaker 1: I knew it was coming. I just didn't remember how
Speaker 1: cryptic Julian was. I forgot that when he had his
Speaker 1: first been introduced, there was a possibility of it going
Speaker 1: into Matt barr Land right where he's like sometimes I
Speaker 1: just get obsessed with things, yeah, you know, like he's
Speaker 1: saying really cryptic shit where it's like these tree Hill
Speaker 1: kids have been through it enough times, like should be
Speaker 1: red flag, red flag, and instead this.
Speaker 2: Is like, well, I guess I won't call Peyton. Let
Speaker 2: me sign this paper. Yeah.
Speaker 5: And it was interesting knowing obviously the tension that they
Speaker 5: were building for the Julian and Peyton.
Speaker 2: And Lucas love triangle.
Speaker 5: It was so wild to see that scene rather than
Speaker 5: knowing nothing knowing what was coming, because I was like,
Speaker 5: oh my god, they really do have him being kind
Speaker 5: of creepy, and there's so much pressure like, oh sign
Speaker 5: this before she gets here. Your agent says to sign it. Yeah,
Speaker 5: because you should sign it. I was like, wow, this
Speaker 5: I don't know if I read it as being so
Speaker 5: creepy then, but it made me uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: Julian becomes like kind of goofy in later later seasons, right, oh.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, he was supposed to be the like bad
Speaker 5: boy movie producer, super cool guy. And then and by
Speaker 5: the way, they also said he would be there for
Speaker 5: a time, maybe break you guys up that you know,
Speaker 5: there was a lot of apology from the boss that
Speaker 5: was like, I had no idea this overlapped with your
Speaker 5: real life.
Speaker 2: How weird. And I was like, dude, I've.
Speaker 5: Dated like three people in ten years. What do you
Speaker 5: mean you had no idea? You're my nightmare. And he
Speaker 5: was like, promise you guys will never have like you'll
Speaker 5: barely ever have scenes together, but it'll certainly never be romantic.
Speaker 5: And then when they shifted it and did what they
Speaker 5: were going to do anyway, and Julian of course becomes
Speaker 5: the person that Brooke marries. The hilarity of it was
Speaker 5: there were other dynamics at play, and our creepy boss
Speaker 5: didn't want all of Julian Baker's like cool, hot Hollywood
Speaker 5: movie star character friends coming into town. Oh he he
Speaker 5: did not want any more attractive young male right cast
Speaker 5: members on our set to pull attention away from him
Speaker 5: him being our boss, and so he is. He essentially
Speaker 5: like emotionally castrated Julian and made him into a nerd
Speaker 5: who didn't know how to give a high five six
Speaker 5: year old.
Speaker 2: Yeah he had.
Speaker 5: He had a six year old be his best man
Speaker 5: because he had no friends.
Speaker 2: Just wild.
Speaker 5: There's so wild wild, and we all were like, what
Speaker 5: is happening.
Speaker 1: It's hard to watch these episodes because it's like when
Speaker 1: you go into a cat house and you can smell
Speaker 1: the ammonia even though you don't see the cats.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can smell.
Speaker 1: The ammonia on all the different storylines here, Like obviously
Speaker 1: there was some manipulation happening.
Speaker 2: In your storyline.
Speaker 1: In my storyline, everyone knows that my childhood friend died
Speaker 1: in Iraq and it was a horrible death and I
Speaker 1: was really struggling with that and it was probably the
Speaker 1: thing I was most vulnerable about, most vulnerable about at
Speaker 1: this point. And so we're eight episodes in and I'm
Speaker 1: still not speaking to our boss right until he scripts
Speaker 1: in this USO stuff, because in my personal life, I
Speaker 1: had just gone on a huge USO tour over the
Speaker 1: summer and it was really meaningful to me. And so
Speaker 1: you've got this person who's been so awful to you
Speaker 1: giving you this gift. And it's what narcissists do. They
Speaker 1: love vombu when they can't control you. And this was
Speaker 1: a really complicated storyline for me because I wanted to
Speaker 1: do nice things for the troops. I wanted to draw
Speaker 1: attention to them and honor them, but it was coming
Speaker 1: from someone who was not safe. And it's the ammonia.
Speaker 1: It's that piss smell.
Speaker 2: I just oh, I want to like it.
Speaker 1: I'm really struggling.
Speaker 2: And then the mouth and cheesy stuff too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he thinks his mouth. And so he's writing all
Speaker 1: of young women that throw themselves at the boss and
Speaker 1: no hard pass.
Speaker 5: We're all literally running from you, hiding, and we have
Speaker 5: a text chain to make sure no one ever winds
Speaker 5: up in a room alone with you. It's like our
Speaker 5: emergency line. And that's how you see yourself, Like, Bro,
Speaker 5: you are embarrassing. It's interesting. I didn't know if you
Speaker 5: were going to want to get into the behind the
Speaker 5: scenes on the USO stuff, because seeing you and Earnest
Speaker 5: in the episode, I was like, God, I'm I'm so
Speaker 5: happy for this, and because of how obviously painful and
Speaker 5: traumatic that was in your life, not only to be
Speaker 5: able to highlight an organization you cared about, but knowing
Speaker 5: how safe you felt with Earnest and in your storyline,
Speaker 5: and the fact that it interestingly worked to bring Peyton
Speaker 5: back to the mix of it all, and it was
Speaker 5: actually a really good tie in for Yeah, I asked
Speaker 5: him to play a show for us, and I'm still
Speaker 5: waiting to hear back.
Speaker 2: It didn't feel like a stretch.
Speaker 5: It actually really really works for these half siblings and
Speaker 5: their storyline with their estranged dad, and it was a
Speaker 5: really beautiful scene between you guys. It was nice to
Speaker 5: see you revisit old spaces in this healthy way as
Speaker 5: the adult versions of your characters, and it made me like,
Speaker 5: as your friend, it made me really emotional because it
Speaker 5: made me think about not only how much fun we
Speaker 5: had doing the upcoming concert, how special it felt, how
Speaker 5: cool it was, how it felt like this really huge
Speaker 5: way to use the privilege of this platform of a
Speaker 5: TV show, but it had such ripple effects, like how
Speaker 5: much that whole experience working with that organization affected you
Speaker 5: like a lot of us went on to do so
Speaker 5: tours because you introduced us to the organization and it's
Speaker 5: one of the most indelible good memories I have of
Speaker 5: the entire run of our show. And to know, oh, sorry,
Speaker 5: it's making me emotional just looking at you, because you're emotional,
Speaker 5: Like to know that because we were privileged enough to
Speaker 5: be there with you and and be your community when
Speaker 5: Scott passed away that like for years, these amazing things
Speaker 5: happened in his memory because of the way that you
Speaker 5: like chose to do something good with how much you
Speaker 5: loved your friend who you lost. Like that is like
Speaker 5: a top five One Tree Hill moment for me.
Speaker 2: And you did that. I love you so like our boss,
Speaker 2: but you're the best. I love you. Thank you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I did like that.
Speaker 1: We had to film that scene in front of a
Speaker 1: military cemetery that sucked, and that was like a little
Speaker 1: bit of subtext that I didn't tell anybody because like,
Speaker 1: what am I going to say? The locations, Like hey,
Speaker 1: I don't want to see all the white graves stacked up,
Speaker 1: you know, Like.
Speaker 2: That's yeah, like this feels too hard. I've been to
Speaker 2: that funeral.
Speaker 1: Why are we even projecting that you know, but you're right,
Speaker 1: Like Ernest, Ernest was so safe in a way that
Speaker 1: makes me sad we didn't have more of him. But
Speaker 1: he needed that, she needed a guy she could depend on.
Speaker 1: And I love that we had the the Mick talk.
Speaker 1: It made everything make sense. The fact that Mick and
Speaker 1: Peyton never talked about Derek was weird, YEA. So being
Speaker 1: able to, you know, bookend the relationship, I just like
Speaker 1: addressing it was great. I love I love the way
Speaker 1: Ernest looks in a uniform. I love how he takes it.
Speaker 1: I love that he's such a stoic, stern man, you know,
Speaker 1: like he's the opposite of Peyton in so many ways.
Speaker 1: And while I thought the dialogue that we had together
Speaker 1: in our scene was kind of dorky.
Speaker 2: I loved clunky, but you did beautiful.
Speaker 1: I love that you could tell what we really meant,
Speaker 1: like like we're on an island, the two of us
Speaker 1: kids that nobody wants. You know, in my perfect world,
Speaker 1: Peyton befriends her brother's mom, you know, Like why isn't
Speaker 1: Peyton going to their house for Thanksgiving?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I hope in what do they call it the mega verse,
Speaker 1: that Peyton just goes over to brother Derek's house that
Speaker 1: hangs out with his maternal side of the family. There's
Speaker 1: lots of good stuff that's teased with all the USO stuff,
Speaker 1: and we really we had such a magical time. I mean,
Speaker 1: how many sold because there were people deploying the night
Speaker 1: that we went and did that. And we'll talk more
Speaker 1: about it when we see that episode. But we kissed
Speaker 1: so many people go by, and then we get out
Speaker 1: of the buck and it was like, yeah, yeah, just
Speaker 1: started kissing people go by, and you know, I probably
Speaker 1: kissed more people that day than the summation of my life.
Speaker 2: So sweet. Sometimes you have.
Speaker 1: To try to kiss parade, you guys.
Speaker 5: Sometimes you just want to hold someone by their little
Speaker 5: cheeks and give them a peck because it's the moment.
Speaker 1: It's the moment, it's the moment pre COVID. We don't
Speaker 1: do that anymore, absolutely not.
Speaker 5: I barely shake hands anymore. But back then, we were
Speaker 5: kissing soldiers left and right.
Speaker 1: I know, I have to think about this messaging, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, are people going to hope and be like, well,
Speaker 1: Hillary loves kisses. Let's just know, don't don't do it, No,
Speaker 1: don't do it. Yeah, Peyton kind of being off on
Speaker 1: her own island.
Speaker 2: This episode.
Speaker 1: I had a number of these episodes back to back
Speaker 1: to back to back to back because I'm totally isolated
Speaker 1: with Derek in this one, Lucas and I have a
Speaker 1: very isolated episode. I had another when we were in Vegas.
Speaker 1: We were isolated, like season six, someone I don't see
Speaker 1: people really.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I wonder if do you feel like that's because
Speaker 5: they were trying to settle into the couples again, because
Speaker 5: you know, we start we start the episode together all
Speaker 5: the girls, and we do have these moments of community.
Speaker 5: But you were saying it earlier, they really did do
Speaker 5: a lot with these couples.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't. I don't really know. I can't.
Speaker 5: I can't really think of where it's going, aside from
Speaker 5: you know, the the reveal of Julian and knowing how
Speaker 5: weird that's gonna be, and knowing that we're gonna have
Speaker 5: this big upcoming concert, which was so amazing. But I don't,
Speaker 5: I don't really remember what else is going to happen,
Speaker 5: which is wild. Like watching this episode when we when
Speaker 5: Sam snuck out, I was like, well, where's she going?
Speaker 5: Where's she taking Jamie?
Speaker 2: Like what's I literally didn't remember.
Speaker 5: That she threw a party and close over bros. I
Speaker 5: didn't remember any of that, which is bizarre.
Speaker 1: I I really liked how Joy tackled the Haley of
Speaker 1: it all in this episode, because she's had to say
Speaker 1: the same thing for two seasons now, over and over
Speaker 1: and over again, I'm worried, I'm right, I'm worried, I'm worried,
Speaker 1: I'm word of And she took every single one of
Speaker 1: those lines that she's already said and set them with
Speaker 1: a smile and a laugh and like a joking tone
Speaker 1: in this episode, and it made all the difference, Like
Speaker 1: it was fresh and it was cool, And I like
Speaker 1: the fun that they had together because she's not nagging him,
Speaker 1: She's genuinely.
Speaker 2: Like, Wow, don't get hurt.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's say it, but say it's sexy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I like that there's a series busness to the subject
Speaker 5: matter they're discussing, but that they're in such a good
Speaker 5: place that they're doing it in a lighthearted way, and
Speaker 5: that they're trying, especially Haley is trying to be positive
Speaker 5: for him, because that's real life, Like real life is
Speaker 5: a is a wash of so many emotions, at the same.
Speaker 2: Time, and it is.
Speaker 5: It is really nice to see them flirting and having
Speaker 5: a good time together, even though there's this backdrop of anxiety.
Speaker 2: Anxiety is the right word.
Speaker 1: When he's doing that thing where he's wincing while she
Speaker 1: plays piano and she's like, what, I can't play with
Speaker 1: you making that face and he's like, exactly, I loved that.
Speaker 2: Yeah it worked for me. Yeah, that was really great. Okay.
Speaker 1: I like Julian Baker letting everyone know that it's really
Speaker 1: the writers that are the big money guys.
Speaker 2: I was like, guys, what first.
Speaker 5: Time writer do you know who's ever made three hundred
Speaker 5: thousand dollars to write a script? Most writers have to
Speaker 5: turn in their first scripts on spec and pray that
Speaker 5: they get paid for them.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, that was not accurate. That was hilarious.
Speaker 1: Cool for Lucas, good for him. Yeah, I don't know
Speaker 1: between the digs, that was distracting.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think what else I liked.
Speaker 1: Oh, we need to talk about the mouth and Millie
Speaker 1: of it all and Gigi because that little Kelsey is
Speaker 1: such a good actor. And I can't imagine her parents
Speaker 1: because she was still a kid. Right, How old was she.
Speaker 2: At this point.
Speaker 1: I mean, we never knew her.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 5: I think she was fourteen when she first started on
Speaker 5: the show, so she might have been eighteen at this point.
Speaker 5: Seventeen eighteen, she was a baby.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the whole you know, mouth has to overcome
Speaker 1: this aggressive female thing and do the right thing, and
Speaker 1: it's really distressing.
Speaker 2: Our producer thinks she was only seventeen and she had
Speaker 2: to do this. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a It was a weird vibe.
Speaker 5: Even the weirdness of them. I mean, they dressed her
Speaker 5: up like a man's fantasy of a college.
Speaker 1: Girl, the still collared shirts and little argyle vests with
Speaker 1: mini skirts and stilettos.
Speaker 2: It was so over the top and weird. And they kept.
Speaker 5: Saying like, oh, well college college, this that like it,
Speaker 5: you know, calling her the hot intern like it really
Speaker 5: it just leans into this deep, like generations old misogynistic
Speaker 5: stereotype instead of.
Speaker 2: GG our classmate.
Speaker 1: We all went to school with her, and yet people
Speaker 1: are referring to her as the hot intern, which is weird.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's very bizarre, and it's also just bizarre, like, look,
Speaker 5: maybe I'm crazy, maybe this just isn't in our wheelhouse,
Speaker 5: in our community, but like, I've never seen a woman
Speaker 5: flirt like this with anyone.
Speaker 1: Never.
Speaker 5: It's so strange ish.
Speaker 1: The person who wrote this has never actually been flirted with,
Speaker 1: because women are much more clever and subtle and have
Speaker 1: a good time when they're flirting. And this is just
Speaker 1: like blatant neanderthal over the headshit that. Yeah, a man
Speaker 1: who has never been hit on would come up with.
Speaker 2: Yep, suxy hery suxy, Hey, sexy, sexy, sexy, sexy sexy.
Speaker 5: And then like you hit on his girlfriend in front
Speaker 5: of him. But like even having her flirt with Millie,
Speaker 5: you know, you've got great legs. Like the whole thing
Speaker 5: was just so weird. And yet Kelsey is such a
Speaker 5: great little actor and she's so sweet that it just
Speaker 5: bubbles out of her her goodness. Yeah, And so I
Speaker 5: feel like in the hands of so many other people
Speaker 5: it would have felt scary, and like Gigi seems like
Speaker 5: if you really think about the way she's behaving, this
Speaker 5: is a person who is mentally unhinged.
Speaker 2: It's like Nanny Carrey, like crazy.
Speaker 5: Yes, and she just seems so sweet and it's I
Speaker 5: don't know, sweet Kelsey, it just hats off to you.
Speaker 2: You didn't deserve it. You're perfect. Wam't on our show.
Speaker 1: We've got Nanny Carey being a crazy you're sexy, You're
Speaker 1: sexy person.
Speaker 2: Dev is like sex starved. We've got ggbing like crazy
Speaker 2: sexy sexy. How many crazy sexy sexy girls do we
Speaker 2: have on our show at any given time?
Speaker 1: Since my Fridget wasn't going to do it, hey just
Speaker 1: got my low booms trying to ward off Julian.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know, get here.
Speaker 5: I'm finally happy and that knowing that you're gonna get
Speaker 5: that reveal and you guys were so good. I mean,
Speaker 5: the shock for you when Peyton sees Julian in that
Speaker 5: hallway and he has the nerve to call you baby
Speaker 5: me immediately, you're like, wait a second. Him finding out
Speaker 5: that the happy ending of this high school love story
Speaker 5: is Peyton and Lucas are together, Oh my god, and
Speaker 5: he talks about how Peyton moved to la and it
Speaker 5: just like, Oh, I had the goosebumps.
Speaker 2: I was like, this makes me so uncomfortable. It's also creepy.
Speaker 2: What are we gonna do? You know what?
Speaker 1: It made me think.
Speaker 2: It made me think that if.
Speaker 1: He didn't know that Peyton was already back in tree
Speaker 1: Hill and with Lucas that means he's a pretty shitty producer.
Speaker 1: You don't do your homework, then you should be doing
Speaker 1: the job. Sorry, Julian, we have a fan question. Maybe
Speaker 1: were I think that we.
Speaker 2: Missed before we get into that.
Speaker 5: I don't think so, oh you know what, And maybe
Speaker 5: this is my honorable mention when I think it, but
Speaker 5: it does feel worth mentioning. I thought one of the
Speaker 5: best lines of the episode belonged to Jamie Scott when
Speaker 5: I tell Jamie you can't trust people when they're bad,
Speaker 5: and he says she's not bad. I think she's like
Speaker 5: Quenton was when he met Mom, nice.
Speaker 2: But afraid to show it. And I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: from the mouths of babes.
Speaker 5: It was such a sweet reminder that, you know, sometimes
Speaker 5: people act out because they just desperately need to be loved.
Speaker 5: And I love that that lesson came from the kid.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh, he's the soothsayer for sure. I mean, why
Speaker 1: is that child at Quentin's grave?
Speaker 2: Exactly?
Speaker 1: Tree Hill's bonkers. Okay, so now we're going to do
Speaker 1: our fan question, and Okay, Ronnie wants to know.
Speaker 2: Don't you find it weird that Jamie.
Speaker 1: Never cries or has a tantrum. He's supposed to be five.
Speaker 1: It's because the person who wrote Jamie never had a child.
Speaker 2: And never interaction children.
Speaker 1: Yeah, has zero inkling of what a real kid does,
Speaker 1: which is why we should hire more women in rooms.
Speaker 2: Weird.
Speaker 5: It's almost like if people who you know had lived
Speaker 5: these experiences were the ones writing them, they might be better.
Speaker 2: But mothers can't be writers the job. What are you
Speaker 2: talking about? Oh my god.
Speaker 1: I love mom writers because they nurture the characters the
Speaker 1: same way they nurture their own children. And I personally
Speaker 1: appreciate that. Yeah, my five year old, My kids are
Speaker 1: really dramatic.
Speaker 2: Gus used to say, why don't you just cut my
Speaker 2: head off and pour lava down my throat?
Speaker 1: And I love when kids say really.
Speaker 2: Weird shit like that. That's a good one. That's a
Speaker 2: really George.
Speaker 1: George isn't as creative. But every single day she says.
Speaker 6: Today's just been a really hard day, and it's so withering,
Speaker 6: and so I kind of like that steady rhythm of
Speaker 6: pessimism coming from my five year old girl. Jamie needs
Speaker 6: to have a bad day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he needs to have bad days. He should have
Speaker 5: absolutely had tantrums. I love that your daughter is just
Speaker 5: a tiny Virginia wolf.
Speaker 2: She is so dark today. Today has just been dark
Speaker 2: and desolate and cold. I was telling her producers where
Speaker 2: it came out. She's been thrown up the last couple
Speaker 2: of days.
Speaker 1: And every time she throws up, she turns to me
Speaker 1: and goes.
Speaker 2: Well, that was annoying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, kids are weird. Man Like, Jamie's saying all of
Speaker 1: this really like you know, kumbayash. He should just be
Speaker 1: saying some weird stuff. That's accurate. Yeah, we need more weird.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Ronnie weird. You're more weird. Thing about that
Speaker 2: kid is that big old fake tooth. It's been a
Speaker 2: wheal baby. Let's go. What do we got?
Speaker 1: We have a most likely to.
Speaker 2: Give it to him? I'm obsessed with this.
Speaker 5: Who's most likely to have multiple dates in one night?
Speaker 2: I mean character wise, it's Brook Yeah, total.
Speaker 1: Ah, everyone's like grown up now, so I don't want
Speaker 1: to blow up anybody's spot, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's Austin. He would admit that about himself. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: totally Austin. He's likely love it. Cool day date and then.
Speaker 1: Kate and then dancing date.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 5: Know, man, I really it's funny to like look back
Speaker 5: at all of that and realize, like, really, even in
Speaker 5: this conversation, like you and I were just never good daters, no.
Speaker 2: And like I don't know. I was talking.
Speaker 5: About like the way we all grew up with a
Speaker 5: friend of mine recently, and I was like, I don't
Speaker 5: know if it was because like, you know, was it
Speaker 5: all girls' school?
Speaker 2: And I learned nothing? Was it?
Speaker 5: Like what was it because we were so young when
Speaker 5: we got on our show that there wasn't like the
Speaker 5: normal time everybody else had to date and be social.
Speaker 5: It's like I'd be friends with someone for a while.
Speaker 5: Well we had a lot of obviously big communities, but
Speaker 5: like eventually someone sort of starts to stand out and
Speaker 5: you go, I think you might be nice enough to date,
Speaker 5: and then you date for a while and.
Speaker 2: Then like we were just never we were never like out.
Speaker 5: And single and dating the way people date. Like we
Speaker 5: were either single or we were in like serious long relationships.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, is that because we didn't grow up
Speaker 2: in dating app culture? What was it?
Speaker 1: No? I mean, look, I'm public school, so you can't
Speaker 1: blame it on the girls' school.
Speaker 2: You think it's.
Speaker 1: That we were weird, so ambitious, we were so driven
Speaker 1: that when applied to dating and you're like, cool, first date,
Speaker 1: are you going to be the person I'm marry? No,
Speaker 1: then we're wasting our time here, Like great. We could
Speaker 1: not take our study skills and apply them, Oh my god,
Speaker 1: we would try.
Speaker 6: My god.
Speaker 2: We made our relationships into textbooks. I'm dying.
Speaker 1: We did homework and like all the things girl.
Speaker 2: All I did for so long was homework. No more homework. No,
Speaker 2: we're not doing that.
Speaker 5: That's actually really interesting, Yeah, because that does speak to
Speaker 5: why it was like, Eh, on a date, not interested.
Speaker 5: I'll just be single for three years or I'll be
Speaker 5: in a relationship for two. But there's no in between.
Speaker 1: There's we're either getting a four oh GPA or dropping
Speaker 1: the class.
Speaker 2: Done, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Done?
Speaker 2: All right you guys, Well, next study buddy.
Speaker 1: Are we calling Austin for the next episode? We have
Speaker 1: to Yes, Yes, he'll do it, he'll do it, loves us. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's season six, episode nine, Sympathy for the Devil. Just
Speaker 1: tell him the name of the episode and he'll join us.
Speaker 2: He'll be ready to go. Cheers.
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