Speaker 1: Yeah, no, we should probably do a show. You want
Speaker 1: to do a show? Hey, we can send an.
Speaker 2: Awkward silence and just at each other.
Speaker 3: We were just sitting here in silence, you guys, because
Speaker 3: because because no one.
Speaker 1: Told us what to do.
Speaker 2: No, because we're waiting for a next guest to enter.
Speaker 3: The guest right and to end the waiting room. And
Speaker 3: then I was like, well, wait, don't we have to
Speaker 3: do some pre show chatter? And we were like oh yeah,
Speaker 3: and our producer was like, yeah, we were just waiting
Speaker 3: for you guys to start talking anytime and do a show.
Speaker 1: So like, are frozen? What's up with?
Speaker 3: Welcome to uh unprepared Tana Ritos. No, welcome to uh,
Speaker 3: how rude Tana Ritos. We're so glad you're here. I
Speaker 3: was what I was about to say when I realized
Speaker 3: we should just start our pre show chatter, is that.
Speaker 1: I went. I went to Trader Joe's last night.
Speaker 3: And I I bought way too much pumpkin flavored.
Speaker 2: Oh I forgot you're a pumpkin.
Speaker 1: Spice person, Sam.
Speaker 3: I look, I drew the line at some things, but
Speaker 3: I I just had a little overnight oats and it
Speaker 3: was pumpkin. It had like pumpkin it was delicious.
Speaker 2: Well that's okay, that's a nice fall breakfast. I can't
Speaker 2: get on board with that when it's when they're selling
Speaker 2: like pumpkin spice cereal and pumpkin spice.
Speaker 3: They are pumpkin Spice o's, and I'm going to need
Speaker 3: you to call them by their proper name. Okay, I
Speaker 3: did not buy them, but I'm going to buy them.
Speaker 3: I was like, I was just looking at cereal we
Speaker 3: already had, and I was like, okay, wait, I don't
Speaker 3: need that much cereal, but I'm going to go back
Speaker 3: for the pumpkin os don't.
Speaker 1: Right, Hey, how dare you you?
Speaker 3: Funny came out with pumpkin o's today? I would one
Speaker 3: hundred percent do that commercial. I'm sure you would, Yes, exactly.
Speaker 3: That would be your jam right up your alley.
Speaker 2: No I can. I'll have like one pumpkin spice latte
Speaker 2: and be like, yeah, I'm good for the next twelve months.
Speaker 2: I'm good. So I'm a well won a season.
Speaker 3: I don't drink them as often as I used to
Speaker 3: because they're like a lot of sugar. I basically do
Speaker 3: like half the amount of the pumpkin spice syrup and
Speaker 3: twice the amount of coffee, so there's like just a
Speaker 3: hint of fall. No, I don't want the whipped cream
Speaker 3: on top. I don't want the like. I want it
Speaker 3: to be coffee with a slight pumpkin vibe. But I
Speaker 3: do have rules about when I will order my first
Speaker 3: pumpkin spice latte of the year. You have rules this, well, rules,
Speaker 3: but things that I feel comfortable doing with myself.
Speaker 2: That okay, So how do you order it? What are
Speaker 2: your instructions?
Speaker 1: No, it's not the instructions, it's the timing. Oh you can't.
Speaker 1: You can't order.
Speaker 3: Like a hot First of all, you can't order an
Speaker 3: iced pumpkin spice latte. To me, that's sacrilegious. It's not
Speaker 3: if you're ordering pumpkin spice. It's got to be cold
Speaker 3: enough outside that you need a sweater. That being said,
Speaker 3: that is the second thing. I will only order hot
Speaker 3: pumpkin spice lattes and only if I am wearing a
Speaker 3: sweater or something cozy and I feel the need to
Speaker 3: warm up.
Speaker 2: I approve it.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's it's it's a it's part of a vibe
Speaker 3: for me, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And I don't want to. I don't want it to
Speaker 1: be preemptively done.
Speaker 3: I don't I don't want to mix in my my
Speaker 3: late summer vibes with my with my fall coziness.
Speaker 1: You know, it's they are separate times of the year.
Speaker 2: So anyway, you don't want to confuse your brain like
Speaker 2: you gotta be like no, no, no, no, You've got to
Speaker 2: it's cold outside.
Speaker 3: Exactly, and I'm going to hot decorate for fall this
Speaker 3: weekend much too. Mescal's uh chagrin. He's always like, oh,
Speaker 3: here come the decorations. So I even I bought a
Speaker 3: new decoration. When we were at Cracker Barrel.
Speaker 2: I saw, yeah, the whole team, Lance Bass and the
Speaker 2: rest of the iHeart team all bought.
Speaker 3: Lance bought one, uh who yeah, a couple of producers
Speaker 3: and we all we took all like the last ones
Speaker 3: of the little TV which thing.
Speaker 1: It's it's exclusive at Cracker Barrel. Do you only get
Speaker 1: it there?
Speaker 2: You're their target audience right here.
Speaker 1: I am, oh, I am.
Speaker 2: I bought the foodge really good.
Speaker 3: Just I go in that store and I look at things,
Speaker 3: and I like all the Li Home decorse stuff, and
Speaker 3: I go, oh, man, I've become my mother.
Speaker 1: So anyway, which is great, Which is great?
Speaker 3: Janas Sweeton, Jana Sweeton, you're listening. You have an amazing
Speaker 3: decorating style, and you know that I get my love
Speaker 3: of holiday decord from you.
Speaker 1: So anyway, we love you, mom.
Speaker 2: Uh that being said, our guest is here, so should
Speaker 2: we let him in?
Speaker 1: Let's do it.
Speaker 2: Let's let him in and chat. I'm excited for this one.
Speaker 1: This is great DJ's first kiss.
Speaker 2: Hey there, Fana Ritos. Welcome to an all new episode
Speaker 2: of How Rude Tanner Ritos. Now, not too long ago,
Speaker 2: I interviewed my very first kiss on the podcast. But
Speaker 2: what about DJ Tanner's first kiss. We're sure you all
Speaker 2: remember Scott Curtis aka Kevin Gwen as he played a
Speaker 2: huge part on the show and DJ's life. I mean,
Speaker 2: no one forgets their very first kiss. Lucky for us,
Speaker 2: we have Scott joining us today to tell us all
Speaker 2: about his time on Full House. So everyone please give
Speaker 2: a warm welcome to Scott. Hey, you have to unmute yourself.
Speaker 1: There we go.
Speaker 3: There, Hey, good podcast. Finally, Yeah, nice to see you.
Speaker 3: Just about you know, we jump right into the podcast,
Speaker 3: so so you're in your we're recording.
Speaker 4: Welcome, So I wanted to start.
Speaker 5: This was my daughter Kylie, and she's a part of
Speaker 5: this story because I came home from work one day
Speaker 5: and she says, Daddy, you're on Fuller House. And I said, no, sweetheart,
Speaker 5: you know it was it was full House and she said, no,
Speaker 5: it was Fuller House. So she hit the remote and
Speaker 5: went to the kiss flashback seat.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and oh my gosh, you're right.
Speaker 4: I guess I am on Fuller House now as well.
Speaker 2: No, that was a sweet that was a sweet episode.
Speaker 3: Actually, that's you, dad, What was What was it like
Speaker 3: seeing your dad as a as a kid like actor.
Speaker 4: It's weird.
Speaker 1: It's weird.
Speaker 2: It's very weird. It seems like it's kind of cool
Speaker 2: telling all my friends, like, my dad's on full House.
Speaker 4: It seems like a life to me too. Yeah, years ago, right.
Speaker 2: I can imagine. I can imagine how weird that is
Speaker 2: for you and your kids.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: Thanks for joining us, Thanks for joining us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's kind of cool. We should always get a
Speaker 2: kid in here, right, like everyone's kid.
Speaker 4: Obviously.
Speaker 2: That's awesome. That's I'm glad you brought her on. That
Speaker 2: was so good. Yeah, oh, Scott, it's so great. To
Speaker 2: see you again. We've been talking about you. We're getting
Speaker 2: ready to watch the thirteen Candles episode where you first
Speaker 2: appear as Kevin Gwynn DJ's first kiss, and so we
Speaker 2: got to get it out of the way here. You know,
Speaker 2: this was Candice Cameron Burray's first kiss in real life
Speaker 2: and on stage? Was this your first kiss in really?
Speaker 5: I saw Betterman say when you had him on recently
Speaker 5: that she was my first kiss in heart? Right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: you guys, I may have had one kiss before. It
Speaker 5: wasn't so basically televised.
Speaker 3: It was televised so that you can't really remember, right,
Speaker 3: that's yeah, except more difficult, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Exactly, So we'll say it was. It was close enough to.
Speaker 2: Be oh good good, Oh that's so great.
Speaker 1: This is what a trip.
Speaker 2: Did you ever imagine re reconnecting with your first kiss
Speaker 2: like this is just it blows my mind.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you know, with our kiss was pretty uh exposed.
Speaker 2: To wait, what does that mean like public?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, yeah you may have. Yeah, it was.
Speaker 2: Quite right, only the millions of people watching, yeah, and.
Speaker 3: The audience and your parents and yeah, not we've talked
Speaker 3: about that.
Speaker 1: Not weird or uncomfortable at all, Yeah, at all. No,
Speaker 1: totally not.
Speaker 2: Well, take us back, like, was this was full house
Speaker 2: your first acting job or how did you even get
Speaker 2: into acting? Tell us your origin story.
Speaker 4: So origin story.
Speaker 5: I'll make this as fast as I can. I in
Speaker 5: second grade I played the accordion of all instruments. My
Speaker 5: mom saw an a for keyboard lessons, and so we
Speaker 5: showed up and it was an accordion class. And as
Speaker 5: I walked in, they were all playing the theme to
Speaker 5: Empire Strike Back.
Speaker 2: Oh cool.
Speaker 5: I don't know what this is, but I'm hooked. I
Speaker 5: played a Christmas performance. I accompanied the teacher, and there
Speaker 5: was a young girl that went to my school. Her
Speaker 5: name was Alison Croft, and her mom saw the performance
Speaker 5: and she wrote a letter to my mom saying, hey,
Speaker 5: you know, this kid can obviously get up and perform
Speaker 5: in front of people. Would you guys like to give
Speaker 5: this a shot? And so she gave us a number
Speaker 5: for her manager, and the manager sent me to Harry Gold,
Speaker 5: who is Tracy Gold's dad. Yeah, yeah, yep, And so
Speaker 5: I went in and read for him, and he brought
Speaker 5: me on immediately.
Speaker 4: And started throwing me in auditions left and right.
Speaker 5: And it was about nine months before I landed anything
Speaker 5: so so, Yeah, I started at seven and a half.
Speaker 4: Okay, first game I.
Speaker 5: Got was you guys probably won't remember. It was a
Speaker 5: soap opera called Santa Barbara.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember that. Abe was a soap star herself.
Speaker 2: Is where it all begins for us child actors. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was on Days of Our Lives though, so, but
Speaker 2: it just throws you right into it. Memorizing every day
Speaker 2: new scripts, new blocking.
Speaker 4: Sitcoms compared to soap operas are very nice.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, trying to.
Speaker 5: Learn a script every single night on top of being
Speaker 5: a kid and going to.
Speaker 2: School and all that, you know, Yeah, it's a lot.
Speaker 5: So yeah, so I was on that show for about
Speaker 5: nine and a half months. I was the first Brandon
Speaker 5: demot or Brandon Capwell ended up ended up being.
Speaker 3: Right right, because there's because names mean nothing on soap
Speaker 3: operas well or on full House. I mean it's we've
Speaker 3: established that there's no there's no rules, that doesn't matter
Speaker 3: whoever you want change, especially on a soap opera.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So, but the the kiss Cannis Cameron first kiss story begins.
Speaker 5: I would say I did two episodes of Growing Pains, okay,
Speaker 5: and I was probably ten or eleven, and so Jeremy
Speaker 5: Miller and I, who played Ben. We became we were
Speaker 5: best friends with Jason Marsden, who I know.
Speaker 1: You guys, Yes, I love Jason.
Speaker 3: Jeremy Miller's birthday party at the George Michael concert was
Speaker 3: the first concert I ever went to, and it was amazing.
Speaker 5: And I'm pretty sure that's where Candice got that poster
Speaker 5: that she haunt that she has.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, because they all went and met him.
Speaker 3: John Stamos was there and they went and met him
Speaker 3: and they were like, come get a picture, and I,
Speaker 3: for some reason, was being weird and was like I
Speaker 3: don't want to bother him, and they were like it's
Speaker 3: a meet and greet and I was like, no, I'm good.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So so and then he died and I regretted it.
Speaker 3: But anyway, yes, the poster is from that.
Speaker 5: Amazing So so it started.
Speaker 4: Uh So I knew Kirk, not real well.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you asked him, you know, hey, you
Speaker 5: remember that's Scott Curtis Kate, he would say no, but
Speaker 5: you know, because we were the age difference. Yeah, so
Speaker 5: I'd met Kirk a bunch and you know, us kids,
Speaker 5: we we would we were always on the interview trail
Speaker 5: like that's what we call it.
Speaker 4: So it was all the same guys.
Speaker 5: We also, i'd chose to be like your birthday parties
Speaker 5: or whatever, which I have a picture and I think
Speaker 5: it's of your birthday, Jody.
Speaker 4: I think where it.
Speaker 5: Was ed Bebecks, Yes, and I think we went to
Speaker 5: Debbie Gibson if I remember correctly.
Speaker 3: I don't know, Oh that might not have been my
Speaker 3: birthday party, but it was somebody's. But yes, I was
Speaker 3: there Edvics Center, so yeah, definitely there. I don't remember
Speaker 3: whose it was, but that sounds like exactly like the
Speaker 3: kind of birthday parties we would have ed Bevics and
Speaker 3: some sort of content.
Speaker 4: And it was all of us. I mean, it was
Speaker 4: every every.
Speaker 3: Every everybody that you'd go on every audition with, or
Speaker 3: you'd see at every upfront or every press thing or whatever,
Speaker 3: every Hollywood Christmas bread.
Speaker 1: You know, it was like, oh, hey, what's up. So
Speaker 1: it really is a weird little family that we have.
Speaker 4: It is, and we were a tight group.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, thinking back on it, you know,
Speaker 5: we weren't kids anymore, you know, we were we were
Speaker 5: little adults, and so I know, especially for me, like
Speaker 5: it was hard to relate to like public school a
Speaker 5: little bit because they were all kids, and you know,
Speaker 5: we're going we had to be here at seven thirty am,
Speaker 5: and I had to be prepared and ready to go
Speaker 5: for some really interesting uh friendships between all of us
Speaker 5: for sure.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 5: So yeah, then so I did the Growing Pains, I
Speaker 5: did uh Golden Girls, I did episode of Valerie Bob Newhart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I saw it, just saw that I didn't have
Speaker 1: that connection. That's awesome.
Speaker 4: So yeah, full House was it was just it was
Speaker 4: an audition.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I remember Jason Marsden auditioned for for that
Speaker 5: for Kevin Gwynn as well, and I think that same
Speaker 5: day or maybe the day before, we both auditioned for
Speaker 5: The Monsters Today. Funny, so he landed The Monsters Today,
Speaker 5: which ended up being a full season, and then I
Speaker 5: got the Full House gig, so weird.
Speaker 4: That was normal for all of us. That was normal.
Speaker 4: Hey I got this one, you.
Speaker 2: Know for sure? Yeah, that was part of the business.
Speaker 2: It's rejection and then you win big and then you
Speaker 2: lose big and you're just like, eh, I just want.
Speaker 4: To Aaron Spelling. You know, no big.
Speaker 1: Deal, right, right, I mean, you know, I think about it.
Speaker 1: Like that sort of.
Speaker 3: So many kid actors, I know, like we do kind
Speaker 3: of have this ability to be like I'll commit to this, I'll.
Speaker 1: Be in it, and then it like doesn't happen.
Speaker 3: You're like, all right, well next, you know, like because
Speaker 3: you especially if you grew up doing this, Like, you know,
Speaker 3: I can't get too attached to it, you know, I
Speaker 3: can't get to attach to the outcome. If I book it,
Speaker 3: it's still mine not have, Like you're just kind of
Speaker 3: you have not this pessimism.
Speaker 1: But this like.
Speaker 3: Realistic idea that like, yeah, sometimes it just doesn't work out.
Speaker 5: You know. We're used to winning the highest of highs
Speaker 5: and then losing and going to the lowest of lows,
Speaker 5: and that's.
Speaker 4: Just part of the game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right, but I think that that's something you know,
Speaker 5: that is that is unique to all of us, where
Speaker 5: the tramps are on a level that nobody could imagine
Speaker 5: and the losses on a level that's really devastating. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so it's it's a roller coaster ride for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, tough. It gives you tough skin, though, you know,
Speaker 2: you become really resilient after you've been rejected so many times.
Speaker 2: Jody said, you got to let it roll.
Speaker 1: Off your back.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Do you have a particular story that affected you of
Speaker 3: not getting something that you still remember to this day.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, again, this was like thirty five
Speaker 5: years ago. I would say that I brought up Aaron Spelling,
Speaker 5: who was the creator of nine O two one oh,
Speaker 5: and he just did a ton of stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I had actually auditioned for nine O two one oh,
Speaker 5: and he really was considering me for one of the roles,
Speaker 5: but I was too young. The cast was about four
Speaker 5: years older than me, and then so and then a
Speaker 5: couple of years later, I auditioned for he did it
Speaker 5: what was it? The Lassie? Oh right, and so he
Speaker 5: was gonna he wanted me for that part as well,
Speaker 5: But then then I was too old so for that part.
Speaker 4: So I was like right the middle.
Speaker 5: I think that one kind of stung the most. That's
Speaker 5: the most memorable, you know. Yeah, but yeah, it's too
Speaker 5: many to remember for sure.
Speaker 2: But you got the Full House audition. You you nailed
Speaker 2: that one, clearly. So what had you seen Full House?
Speaker 2: This This was in season three, so the Full House
Speaker 2: had already been on the air for a couple of years.
Speaker 2: Had you seen the show before you came on our set.
Speaker 5: Yep, absolutely, Okay, really enjoyed the show. You know, great comedy,
Speaker 5: great family show was on.
Speaker 4: All the time.
Speaker 5: I mean everybody even even to this day New full Use.
Speaker 5: So when I got the audition, I was, you know,
Speaker 5: excited to get the audition. And they had said that
Speaker 5: I was going to be a Candas's first kiss, and
Speaker 5: I remember like going, okay, you know, not really understanding
Speaker 5: that the depth of the situation. Or so when I
Speaker 5: came in and did the table read with you guys,
Speaker 5: first thing, like I took this seriously.
Speaker 4: You know, I knew that this was that this was
Speaker 4: a big moment.
Speaker 5: And then you know, the table read and meeting all
Speaker 5: you guys, and like I said, for people that don't know,
Speaker 5: when you do a sitcom, you have an entire week
Speaker 5: to do.
Speaker 4: The show right.
Speaker 5: And then so the first days of the table reading
Speaker 5: and everybody shows up in their pajamas and exactly the
Speaker 5: script and so but it's a it's a great way
Speaker 5: for a for a guest star to meet the entire
Speaker 5: cast and really like bond and get to know each other.
Speaker 5: So and it was it was pretty pretty great between
Speaker 5: Candis and I right off the bat. Okay, g and
Speaker 5: I became pretty pretty friends. We became uh broken with
Speaker 5: each other. So there was an exciting week leading up
Speaker 5: to the infamous.
Speaker 1: Kiss, right, yeah, well that whole.
Speaker 5: Week, like it was, it was really cool. Uh she
Speaker 5: might remember. Do you guys remember banaka spray? Yes?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Bana it was.
Speaker 3: I think my taste buds are still uh burnt from
Speaker 3: that stuff. It was basically, god, what was it like
Speaker 3: ninety nine point nine percent rubbing alcohol, a splash of bleach.
Speaker 1: And ce mint, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like here, do you want to burn the inside of
Speaker 3: your taste buds off permanently?
Speaker 1: Yeah, go for it.
Speaker 4: It made that sound.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was. It was like it was an aerosol
Speaker 1: spray like.
Speaker 2: The eighties.
Speaker 1: What were we doing?
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I kind of kind of broke the ice
Speaker 5: a little bit where we were playing with that.
Speaker 4: We would ah hit each other's mouth and you.
Speaker 3: Know, like it was just so we used to have
Speaker 3: banaka competition, So you guys, this was how and I'm
Speaker 3: not kidding you, Like we would be like how many
Speaker 3: sprays could you?
Speaker 1: And you'd get up to like six and you're like,
Speaker 1: oh my eyes are watering.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't feel my tongue.
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, this is how we occupied our time
Speaker 3: on set.
Speaker 2: Great, yeah, we're very simple, kid.
Speaker 4: That was how we broke the ice.
Speaker 5: And of course the rest of the week it was
Speaker 5: you could feel the build up happening, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean? Yeah, time for dress rehearsal. You know, I
Speaker 5: don't remember who directed it, but you know, they were
Speaker 5: standing there, aren't kind of cross giggling watching and they go, oh,
Speaker 5: we missed up the lighting on that part.
Speaker 4: We're going to have to do it again.
Speaker 1: It was Rich Correll, wasn't it. Huh was it Rich Correll?
Speaker 5: It May Yeah, I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 1: Jeff Franklin, Oh yeah, Jeff was Yeah, Jeff was there.
Speaker 4: Which yeah, real quick.
Speaker 5: In the same an episode that I did with you guys,
Speaker 5: I was drinking beer in the hallway right of the
Speaker 5: school dance and.
Speaker 1: So on the show.
Speaker 3: On the show, Scott was not casually storyline thirteen or fourteen,
Speaker 3: just drinking beer in the hallway of the dressing rooms.
Speaker 3: Just clarify that before people are like, oh wow.
Speaker 1: God, yeah, the Hollywood kids these you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but knocka yeah exactly. Well, I mean you
Speaker 3: got to use seven sprays but not going to cover
Speaker 3: the beer that you've been drinking obviously.
Speaker 1: Anyway, sorry, you made a.
Speaker 5: Joke towards the end of that that episode is like
Speaker 5: Will Scott, He's like, we're going to have you back
Speaker 5: next week doing drugs because we started you with a
Speaker 5: kiss and now you're drinking. It just seems to be
Speaker 5: the only way. And it was so funny that, like
Speaker 5: I remember that joke to this day. It was good humor,
Speaker 5: but yeah, it was really funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's so great, right, just the next escalation obviously, Yeah,
Speaker 3: and then and then Kevin, and then the story line,
Speaker 3: Kevin gets locked up and DJ goes to visit him,
Speaker 3: and yeah in June.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she didn't bail him out, no.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no, he needed to learn his lesson, but
Speaker 1: she was like, I'll visit you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, gosh, you know, it's so funny, like thinking back again,
Speaker 3: silly little things like Banaka or whatever, that these memories
Speaker 3: that bring back such like such times in our lives
Speaker 3: when we were, like you said, we were kids, but
Speaker 3: we weren't kids. We were we were still kids being silly,
Speaker 3: you know, and dumb, but like in this weirdly adult
Speaker 3: world and job and I'm just always glad to like
Speaker 3: meet the other you know, all of the other young
Speaker 3: people and kids that grew up along in this business
Speaker 3: that were like, yeah, man, I remember that.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like our our little our little clan.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know absolutely, like I guess, like I said earlier,
Speaker 5: like we were just uh, we were expected to have
Speaker 5: our lines ready to go, expect to be exactly where
Speaker 5: we want, you know, where we.
Speaker 4: Were supposed to be.
Speaker 5: I remember I did a series called Aaron's Way and
Speaker 5: was with Brilin Olsen, who was a Los Angeles ram
Speaker 5: in the seventies. He would played my father. But I
Speaker 5: remember the director then, you know, no pressure, but he said,
Speaker 5: you know, Scott, if you mess up your lines, it's
Speaker 5: a twenty five thousand dollars restart.
Speaker 4: And I said what does that mean?
Speaker 5: And it was basically they added up all the time
Speaker 5: of what it would take to reload the camera with film, right,
Speaker 5: and it costs for you know, that time to be
Speaker 5: with the prop master and the best boy and the
Speaker 5: grips and the camera and lighting and sound. And so
Speaker 5: he's like, you know, so when you grew up with
Speaker 5: with I don't want to see pressure. But with expectations
Speaker 5: that you know, you have to show up here, you
Speaker 5: have to you know, you made that commitment.
Speaker 4: So yeah, and we were just little adults living in
Speaker 4: an adult world, right, you know.
Speaker 3: I'm so glad I can be an adult now in
Speaker 3: this business and mess up my lines all I want,
Speaker 3: it feels.
Speaker 2: So I'm trying to tally how much we at work now.
Speaker 3: I think I actually I have owe Netflix money at
Speaker 3: this point.
Speaker 1: I think I should go pay.
Speaker 3: Them and be like, hey, this is really all the yeah, exactly,
Speaker 3: for all the delays a couple restarts, Yeah for a
Speaker 3: couple No, well yeah, but you don't have to change film.
Speaker 3: There's no you know, that's and there's it's scaled down
Speaker 3: quite a bit. I feel like production is not as
Speaker 3: as there's not as many people as you know that
Speaker 3: are on a set anymore. And it's a shame. That's
Speaker 3: a whole other side topic. But but but you know,
Speaker 3: you talk about like that it was kind of a
Speaker 3: struggle for you to relate to kids in public school,
Speaker 3: Like did you go to a regular school? I mean
Speaker 3: obviously like not when you were doing you know, nine
Speaker 3: months of a soap opera, But in between those periods,
Speaker 3: how did you do your schooling situation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I went went to public school. I remember, I
Speaker 5: want to say it was seventh that was when I
Speaker 5: did nineteen eighty six to eighty eight, was like, really,
Speaker 5: those are the busy years for me. So I remember
Speaker 5: being in junior high and I was filming Aaron's Way,
Speaker 5: which was on NBC against Growing Pains, remember that, Jeremiah, right,
Speaker 5: And so I wasn't at school a whole bunch that year.
Speaker 5: You know that the rumors go around, and you know,
Speaker 5: I don't walk around tell everybody, you know why I'm.
Speaker 4: Not there right on?
Speaker 5: Some kids tease you, and other kids think it's really cool,
Speaker 5: you know, just a part of growing up. Yeah, but yeah,
Speaker 5: normal school, normal school. And I want to say, didn't
Speaker 5: wasn't the teacher on set Adria later?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes it was. So I always on.
Speaker 5: Something with Adria and she but she was there for
Speaker 5: the for the twins, right.
Speaker 3: Well, she started she started out as our teacher and
Speaker 3: then sort of transitioned into working with Ashley Mary Kate
Speaker 3: more exclusively as like their sort of baby wrangler and stuff.
Speaker 3: But she started out the first couple of seasons as
Speaker 3: our teacher and always was like part of the sort
Speaker 3: of the teaching groups, you know what I mean, like she.
Speaker 2: The head mistress.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she had been in the business a lot, like
Speaker 3: Adria was sort of always you know, even if she
Speaker 3: wasn't in charge, like you.
Speaker 1: Just kind of knew Adria, like you went to her
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and it was only there was always so many
Speaker 5: you know, that was a real specialty job, the studio teacher,
Speaker 5: because not only were they you know, your tutor, but
Speaker 5: they were also kind of responsible for making sure that
Speaker 5: you know, we followed along with the again actor.
Speaker 3: You know said they had to be they had to
Speaker 3: be welfare workers as well. Yeah, yeah, so they had
Speaker 3: to know like all those guidelines and stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 4: It was neat to see her too.
Speaker 5: And I walked on set and there she was, you know,
Speaker 5: wrangling wrangling the twins.
Speaker 1: Right, what did you work with her? What did you
Speaker 1: work with her on previously? Do you remember?
Speaker 4: I don't remember.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's no telling. She worked on so much,
Speaker 1: so much.
Speaker 3: We had her on the on the podcast on an
Speaker 3: episode because we're we're all still friends and still talk,
Speaker 3: and we had her on and yeah, it was just
Speaker 3: so lovely.
Speaker 1: But yeah, an incredible career.
Speaker 3: I mean again, but one of those teachers that, yeah,
Speaker 3: you'd see on so many sets and you know, again,
Speaker 3: like as a kid actor, you know, seeing a familiar
Speaker 3: face on a new set is such a relief you
Speaker 3: feel because you know you're walking onto a new set,
Speaker 3: new people, new job, new environment, new teacher, new other people.
Speaker 3: You know, it's it's a lot. So yeah, it's nice
Speaker 3: to see those familiar faces.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and they really become part of the family.
Speaker 3: Too, Oh for sure, Scott.
Speaker 2: You mentioned the beer drinking episode Just Say No Way,
Speaker 2: which is a kind of a it's one of those episodes,
Speaker 2: a very special episode, you know, face meaning behind it.
Speaker 2: Did the did Jeff Franklin or any of the producers
Speaker 2: talk to your parents or you about doing this episode
Speaker 2: and what it meant.
Speaker 4: Like the social impact of it or.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just like hey, your son's going to be underage
Speaker 2: on a TV show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, nothing, nothing comes to memory about it. I mean,
Speaker 5: you know, we knew it was ginger ale that was
Speaker 5: wrapped in like a whatever, right yea it said beer on.
Speaker 1: It, Yeah, exactly, beer, yeah, brands.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we knew that that it wasn't there wasn't the
Speaker 5: real thing. But no, you know, as far as I
Speaker 5: remember it was just another it was a job, and
Speaker 5: you know, there was a script and you know fall
Speaker 5: along with it. I do want to say one memorable
Speaker 5: thing about that show was John Stamos really took that
Speaker 5: part and ran he So dj promised the school that
Speaker 5: there'd be a band, and John showed up Uncle Jesse
Speaker 5: and it wasn't a band. So she at the last
Speaker 5: minute hired the Marching Band. I remember, oh man, he
Speaker 5: threw his hat on and he's marching around and I
Speaker 5: just like, I think that that was most of his doing.
Speaker 5: And it was really it was hilarious. It was fun
Speaker 5: to watch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we have commented on this show before. He is
Speaker 3: great at physical comedy and he really I mean he
Speaker 3: watched you know, the Dick Van Dyke and those kinds
Speaker 3: of you know, oh god, I can't think of his
Speaker 3: name right now, but like other actors like that, and
Speaker 3: you really see it in his performances when he just
Speaker 3: leans in and commits. And John is can be hilarious
Speaker 3: when he wants to be. You know, he just really
Speaker 3: leans in and is silly. I love that great.
Speaker 1: Oh I can't I can't forgot about the Marching Band.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to watch that one.
Speaker 5: That's gonna be so weird because I was I was
Speaker 5: in marching band in high school, and I think was.
Speaker 1: There an accordion in the marching band?
Speaker 4: I was not. I graduated on the drummer. Thank you.
Speaker 5: There we go the rest of the rest of my
Speaker 5: life after acting. Yeah, but I remember like it was
Speaker 5: a bit strange because I was there as an actor,
Speaker 5: but I was also in a marching band, and so
Speaker 5: it was a really interesting thing for me to notice, Okay,
Speaker 5: here's a marching band. Meanwhile, today I have a dressing
Speaker 5: room and they don't. So it was it was kind
Speaker 5: of just you unders what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: It was like, yeah, but that weird thing when you're like, oh,
Speaker 3: today I'm I'm like the special, but tomorrow I'm just
Speaker 3: part of the scenery, right and kind of and in
Speaker 3: a way like getting used to that is, you know,
Speaker 3: today I get some cool stuff and then tomorrow I'm
Speaker 3: like just back to doing the thing exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: Tell us what what did you do after full House?
Speaker 2: What when did you make the transition out of the industry.
Speaker 2: Tell me about all.
Speaker 4: Of the decisions.
Speaker 5: I'll finish with this little story. I don't know you know,
Speaker 5: I'm not going to get anywhere near too deep. But
Speaker 5: after the two episodes, Cannice and I became friends and
Speaker 5: we were talking on the phone and giggling and laughing
Speaker 5: and having fun. And uh, I remember the last thing
Speaker 5: that she and I said to each other, we'll see
Speaker 5: you at the wrap party.
Speaker 4: Cool, We'll see at the rap party. So, you know,
Speaker 4: we all get tuxed up and we get.
Speaker 5: Limoed over and I walked in and I saw her
Speaker 5: and I choked. I literally froze and I could not
Speaker 5: go over there and even say hi to her, which
Speaker 5: I haven't choked like that ever before since, So I
Speaker 5: have no idea what.
Speaker 4: Hit me, but I just went, oh my god.
Speaker 5: And you know, that was kind of that was kind
Speaker 5: of Kevin Wynn's character was, you know, being kind of shy,
Speaker 5: and so for some reason, I guess I just absolutely
Speaker 5: morphed into.
Speaker 2: That, which is so funny because you'd already kissed her
Speaker 2: at that point on the show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it totally should not have been, you know, a
Speaker 5: big deal.
Speaker 4: But for whatever reason, I just went, oh boy.
Speaker 5: And and that was how that was how that that left.
Speaker 4: I haven't I haven't said, you.
Speaker 2: Haven't talked to her since I told her. I told
Speaker 2: her we were talking to you, and she was like.
Speaker 1: Oh, She's like tell him, I said, Hi.
Speaker 2: So she remembers you so fondly.
Speaker 5: Awesome, That's that's good to know. Actually, you know, I've
Speaker 5: had people when she does interviews and she talks about
Speaker 5: her first kiss. It's always kind of uh not not
Speaker 5: hard to watch, but I'm always you know, I don't
Speaker 5: ever want to be in you know, as a negative
Speaker 5: experience to anybody. And when she does interviews, she says,
Speaker 5: you know, like, how weird is it to have your
Speaker 5: first kiss in front of your parents and and a
Speaker 5: live audience.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: So I actually caught you guys when you were did
Speaker 5: your when you did the comic con and you had
Speaker 5: told her that I was going to be on the show,
Speaker 5: and she smiled, okay, cool, you know, like that was
Speaker 5: kind of a year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, all right, oh yeah, no, definitely, no, yeah,
Speaker 3: it was nothing personal, just she.
Speaker 2: She remembers you so fondly, and the embarrassment comes from
Speaker 2: just that milestone so publicly has nothing to do at all.
Speaker 2: So yeah, nothing, but.
Speaker 5: She just you know, it's so awkward, and I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 5: thinking back on it, yeah, it really.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, and I remember like when you would have a
Speaker 3: kiss when like as a kid, even sometimes like I'm
Speaker 3: now on well most of the time now, like you're rehearsing,
Speaker 3: and it's like you get right up to the moment
Speaker 3: and you're like running lines and you're in it, and
Speaker 3: then you're like all right, and then we kiss okay,
Speaker 3: and then okay, and then break okay, and then you
Speaker 3: like it's you just you don't you don't do it.
Speaker 1: Really unless you have to, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Like, and it's such a and as an adult you're
Speaker 3: like whatever, like okay, oh now I guess blah blah blah,
Speaker 3: and then you go back to your lines or whatever.
Speaker 1: But as a kid, you're like like it's such a
Speaker 1: build up and you're like, okay, now we pretend okay, okay, okay,
Speaker 1: and then.
Speaker 2: We move on.
Speaker 1: Like it's so nerve wracking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And then there's such a build up to like
Speaker 3: when okay, okay, this time, this is the one, this
Speaker 3: is the kiss.
Speaker 1: You're like, oh my god, the.
Speaker 2: Cameras are rolling now, yeah.
Speaker 3: Right, I'm gonna okay, We're gonna you feel like I'm
Speaker 3: gonna break something, you.
Speaker 5: Know, the night the night that we that we filmed it.
Speaker 5: We actually had to get it with audience right, and
Speaker 5: then with our audience because they wanted one take Jeff
Speaker 5: Franklin wont one take of the audience going.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: They don't know if they wanted to use that version, so.
Speaker 3: I feel like they probably did. I feel like the
Speaker 3: WU always gets used. There's always a WU. There's a kiss,
Speaker 3: there's a kiss on a sitcom, there's a WU.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that definitely happened with the live audience. Yeah, but
Speaker 4: no it.
Speaker 5: Yeah anyhow, Sorry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't get a woo when Bitterman and I kissed.
Speaker 2: We didn't get a WU. So that should be very
Speaker 2: flattering that you aganda's got a WO.
Speaker 4: I'll take it.
Speaker 1: So what what what made you decide? At what point?
Speaker 3: Like did you go, you know, I don't think, I
Speaker 3: don't think this is for me anymore? And you said
Speaker 3: you you're a musician.
Speaker 5: Yes, so I started getting into music, but really, like
Speaker 5: what had kind of happened. The last show that I
Speaker 5: did was a show called Over My Dead Body. I
Speaker 5: was kind of known for doing not really kids shows,
Speaker 5: Like I was doing a lot of dramas like Bob Newhart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was a.
Speaker 5: Comedy, but that was you know, so I for some
Speaker 5: reason just ended up gravitating towards those kind of shows.
Speaker 5: And so I was getting more and more into in
Speaker 5: the music. The audition started coming the fewer and fewer,
Speaker 5: and I wasn't landing as many jobs, and so my agent,
Speaker 5: so Harry Gold, suggested that I go through some acting classes.
Speaker 5: And I hate improv or at least I did back then.
Speaker 5: Like I did not enjoy it. And it was with
Speaker 5: all the you know, all the crew, the same kids
Speaker 5: that that we hung out with and the loved it.
Speaker 3: Was it a young actors space. Diane Harding, Diane Harden.
Speaker 5: I mean I totally know that name, so it may
Speaker 5: have been.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's where everyone. I mean like we've all
Speaker 3: basically like if we've all been there, yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I just I hated it. I did not.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, your teenager, you're out, you know,
Speaker 5: acting goofy in front of.
Speaker 1: All of your right, Yeah, yeah you have.
Speaker 4: That's what was to me.
Speaker 5: So no, so I said, you know what, and this
Speaker 5: is where my head was. I've conquered acting. I'm going
Speaker 5: to move on to the next thing, which is music.
Speaker 5: And so I had a spectacular teacher named mister Tagucci
Speaker 5: in high school, and it was an amazing program. And
Speaker 5: I became drummer and we had a great time. And
Speaker 5: then so I took I took drumming to more seriously.
Speaker 5: And then but when I graduated high school, being a
Speaker 5: child actor, I did not want to have. I wanted
Speaker 5: more of a solid background because as as you guys know,
Speaker 5: nothing was guaranteed. Yeah, And so that hit me really
Speaker 5: young that I didn't want to I didn't want to
Speaker 5: live that kind of life where, uh, you know, it's
Speaker 5: depending on auditions or not whether I was going to
Speaker 5: get my bills paid. So I actually went to flight
Speaker 5: school in Tulsa, Oklahomay. Long story short, it was, it's
Speaker 5: a long story. They basically almost went bankrupt. And so
Speaker 5: I came home and spoke to a guy who said,
Speaker 5: what do you think is romantic in life? And I
Speaker 5: said drumming, He said, and that's what you're doing. And
Speaker 5: so I really jumped into the rock scene and became
Speaker 5: a touring drummer.
Speaker 4: Amazing cool, Yeah, And I did that.
Speaker 5: I met my wife through uh, through playing music and
Speaker 5: a lot of bands. And I would say, you know,
Speaker 5: like like a common story with bands is as soon
Speaker 5: as things start getting serious, all of a sudden, the
Speaker 5: greed starts popping out of here. And you know, we
Speaker 5: were talking a couple of a couple of record deal
Speaker 5: talks going on, and both the bands that almost that
Speaker 5: were almost signed imploded. Yeah, and the second time that happened.
Speaker 5: The second time that happened, I looked at I looked
Speaker 5: at my wife Jenny, and I said, Okay, I'm done
Speaker 5: with La and so we moved up to Reno, Nevada. Okay,
Speaker 5: we've been here for we've been here for sixteen almost
Speaker 5: seventeen years, which is crazy.
Speaker 2: Nice. Yeah, you have a beautiful daughter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you, Kylie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have any other kids? Or is Kylie the only?
Speaker 4: My son Brevin?
Speaker 5: Okay, my son was actually born in LA which okay,
Speaker 5: he's pretty proud of that. Yeah, he's a he's a wrestler.
Speaker 5: In high school, we were a jiu jitsu family, so
Speaker 5: oh yeah, yeah, in the grappling world, and yeah, he
Speaker 5: transitioned from that into wrestling and he made the varsity
Speaker 5: team as a freshman. We're actually meeting with a college
Speaker 5: coach that's offering him a scholarship on the seventh of October.
Speaker 5: My daughter plays volleyball, and just between that and everything else,
Speaker 5: we are keeping very busy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it sounds like it very very busy. Well, I
Speaker 3: mean that's amazing.
Speaker 2: We miss we missed a golden opportunity to have Kevin
Speaker 2: Gwynn playing drums with Uncle Jesse on Fuller House, Like,
Speaker 2: why didn't we make that happen?
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I can't believe that. I can't believe
Speaker 1: we never did that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're gonna have to come back and do Fullest
Speaker 2: House just to make this moment h right.
Speaker 1: Just well we have to.
Speaker 3: It's just this very special music video. It's Forever, but
Speaker 3: it's all drums, and it's.
Speaker 2: Just to drink beer while you're drumming.
Speaker 3: Kevin Gwinn, well he's got a beer hat on. That's
Speaker 3: what it's going to be. And and and John's gonna
Speaker 3: wear the marching band hat and they're going to do
Speaker 3: Forever all in drums.
Speaker 5: That's what it's has to do, the marching band hat. Yes,
Speaker 5: I was when I saw Fuller House coming on, I
Speaker 5: was very very excited for you guys.
Speaker 4: My fingers were crossed that it was going to be.
Speaker 5: A success, which I don't know how it wasn't going
Speaker 5: to be a success, but just so cool that you
Speaker 5: guys were able to continue that on. And you know,
Speaker 5: for a lot of kids, you know, growing up, it
Speaker 5: was it was that that continuation that they all wanted
Speaker 5: to see. Yeah, and you know, just the impact that
Speaker 5: you guys have had on on this world. You know,
Speaker 5: when people find out that I was a child actor,
Speaker 5: you know, they'll say.
Speaker 4: Oh, what have you done?
Speaker 5: And no matter what I throw out there growing pains, Ah, Valerie,
Speaker 5: you mean the Whgan family. I'm not really sure, but
Speaker 5: you say full House and they all go, what so, Yeah,
Speaker 5: I was DJ's first kiss, and I make a joke,
Speaker 5: wasn't she lucky?
Speaker 2: Laugh?
Speaker 4: But every every.
Speaker 5: Person that that I talked to, you know, as soon
Speaker 5: as you say full House, they all they all immediately
Speaker 5: lock onto it. So it's it was an absolutely fantastic
Speaker 5: memory and just so happy for you guys that you
Speaker 5: were able to thank you very cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, it has been quite a journey, and I'm
Speaker 2: so glad that you got to be part of the
Speaker 2: full House family back in season three, like what, And
Speaker 2: I'm glad it was a great experience for you and
Speaker 2: you weren't traumatized by it, either the first kiss or
Speaker 2: the beer drinking. I'm glad that it was such a
Speaker 2: positive experience. Yeah, you and that Candace. You know, Candace
Speaker 2: still loves you and thinks you're great.
Speaker 1: So yes, ye walk away from this today. Thank you.
Speaker 3: And I did that thirty five years of anxiety and
Speaker 3: that moment that you choke, you can let that go finally.
Speaker 3: I'm sure it's the thing that like every night you're like,
Speaker 3: oh if you know that we all have that thing. Well,
Speaker 3: you can let it go now. So you're here, You're healed. Yeah, Oh,
Speaker 3: thank you so much for joining us, Scott.
Speaker 1: This was such a pleasure.
Speaker 3: It was really great to have you on. And yeah,
Speaker 3: we loved talking to you as great.
Speaker 5: Awesome to see you guys again as well, and all
Speaker 5: the success and thank.
Speaker 2: You, thank you, thank you, and congratulations to you.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: I'm calling you up next time I come to exactly
Speaker 2: all right, by Scott. Thanks Scott.
Speaker 1: Thanks, Oh that was so much fun.
Speaker 2: Gosh, he's great, like he still is, like he's a
Speaker 2: great interview. He speaks so well, like, yeah, he's exactly
Speaker 2: the same.
Speaker 3: And you know, it's funny. I I do I remember
Speaker 3: Scott being like in.
Speaker 6: The the circle, the circle of you know that sort
Speaker 6: of that periphery of like kids in between my age
Speaker 6: and and like you're in Canvas's age and maybe.
Speaker 1: Even a little older like but that, you know, we weren't.
Speaker 3: There was like the the the brat pack of the time.
Speaker 3: They were like the older, more famous sort of like
Speaker 3: teenage movie people, like late teens, and then then our crowd.
Speaker 1: I feel like it was like sixteen to like ten,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: We were the Yeah, we were the we were the sitcom.
Speaker 3: Kids the second Yeah, the sitcom kids exactly, the CV kids.
Speaker 1: But no, it's just so much fun to see him.
Speaker 1: That was great.
Speaker 2: That was awesome. I'm so glad. I'm so glad he
Speaker 2: joined us. That was pretty true. We got it next,
Speaker 2: we got to get your first kiss. H that's that
Speaker 2: might be a few seasons from No, No, you know what,
Speaker 2: I think it's uh, I think it's rusty. Oh is
Speaker 2: it rusty?
Speaker 1: I think it's rusting. I think it.
Speaker 2: Is Okay, Fanaritos, please let us know. I think I
Speaker 2: think my first.
Speaker 3: KIS episode it wasn't because it wasn't Harry that as
Speaker 3: we were too little. I think it was rest chance
Speaker 3: with the onion. Remember I had to like buy Remember
Speaker 3: Rusty was like okay to keep playing pranks, and so
Speaker 3: I played it on him. I like at midnight, took
Speaker 3: a bite to the onion and then kissed him. I
Speaker 3: think that was like, okay, first lip to lip contact.
Speaker 2: I remember, yeah, yeah, okay, I'm excited.
Speaker 3: Our brothers just said, yes, it's Rusty, okay, yes, all right,
Speaker 3: and I remembered one thing about myself on that show. Well,
Speaker 3: thank you guys for joining us for another really fun
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Speaker 3: the world is small, but the hell is full.
Speaker 2: Of marching dance, Yeah, geat wait.
Speaker 1: To buy, and that potentially an accordion.
Speaker 2: Love it