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Speaker 2: Hi, everyone, we are here for a Q and a episode.
Speaker 2: And I'm so glad that in spite of all the
Speaker 2: really really awful things that are happening specifically in LA
Speaker 2: but all around the world right now, I feel like
Speaker 2: there are just so many hurting people and communities and
Speaker 2: so many close friends of ours in Los Angeles who
Speaker 2: are losing homes and loved ones, homes and communities and
Speaker 2: places they've grown up. And we're so thankful that you
Speaker 2: are coming to spend time with us to hopefully help
Speaker 2: if your spirits, and we hope that we can do
Speaker 2: that for you. Sometimes it's just a really needed thing
Speaker 2: in the process of grief to be able to get
Speaker 2: your mind off of the things that are that are hurting.
Speaker 2: So Rob and I are here for you. We love you.
Speaker 2: We appreciate your support, and our hearts and thoughts and
Speaker 2: prayers are all with our loved ones and your loved ones,
Speaker 2: particularly in Los Angeles right now.
Speaker 3: Absolutely well said, Joy, And if you are tuning in
Speaker 3: for a little lighthearted distraction, that's what we're here to do.
Speaker 3: Hang around. It's going to be very lighthearted and hopefully
Speaker 3: quite distracting.
Speaker 2: Sounds good. Well. Our first question is from Austin and
Speaker 2: he wants to know what your favorite comedy movie is, Rob,
Speaker 2: what's your favorite comedy?
Speaker 3: That's hard, that's a good question. You know what just
Speaker 3: popped in my mind immediately was have you ever seen
Speaker 3: in the Loop?
Speaker 2: No? Wait, maybe that's not what I say.
Speaker 3: I think it was written by Armando Iannucci, the guy
Speaker 3: who wrote Veep.
Speaker 2: He's brilliant in the lip.
Speaker 3: It's except it's set in It's basically Veep, but it's
Speaker 3: set in British politics and it is so so funny.
Speaker 2: Oh that's great, that's great.
Speaker 3: That's up there.
Speaker 2: Okay, Mine. The first thing that's coming to mind again,
Speaker 2: this is hard because there are so many comedies I
Speaker 2: love for different reasons, but one that always makes me
Speaker 2: laugh is see No Evil Here, No Evil with Gene
Speaker 2: Wilder and Richard Pryor, where one's deaf and one's blind,
Speaker 2: but they together witness a murder each of their respective abilities,
Speaker 2: and then they have to try and go on the
Speaker 2: run from the mafia and try and solve the crime
Speaker 2: at the same time using their each other's eyes and ears.
Speaker 2: It's just so brilliant.
Speaker 3: Talk about two comedic titans. Oh yeah, those guys were
Speaker 3: so talented.
Speaker 2: Anything with Gene Wilder put the camera on him and let.
Speaker 3: Him go, dude, I agree one. Yeah, I love me
Speaker 3: some Gene Wilder. Yeah, so so good. Next question is
Speaker 3: from Dina. Did anyone ever accidentally get injured while filming
Speaker 3: a scene? This is a great question.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't believe this hasn't come up in all
Speaker 2: the years.
Speaker 3: Wow, I and you can think about this.
Speaker 2: It doesn't have to be on this show, does it.
Speaker 3: Let's start with one Treehill because I remember there's this
Speaker 3: scene that's going to come up in a future episode
Speaker 3: where uh, Clay and Nathan and the baseball player kid
Speaker 3: that Clay is like potentially going to sign. They're on
Speaker 3: a bridge overpass and Clay like snaps and runs, like
Speaker 3: just runs and tackles the kid over the bridge and
Speaker 3: we both fall into the water. I remember that. The
Speaker 3: scariest part of that wasn't falling into the water or
Speaker 3: doing anything. I think we all had stump people. It
Speaker 3: was that they were like, right before we shot it,
Speaker 3: they said, hey, so just so you know, we've had
Speaker 3: the stream, the water quality of the stream tested and
Speaker 3: the fecal amount is just below the critical marker.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 3: I was like, I'm sorry, and the guy was like, so,
Speaker 3: don't get it in your eyes or mouth. I'm falling
Speaker 3: off a bridge into water. What. So I was just
Speaker 3: terrified shooting that because again it's supposed to be like
Speaker 3: it's like we're struggling, like trying to almost drown him
Speaker 3: and we're splashing. I'm thinking, I'm trying to not get
Speaker 3: poop water into my eyes or mouth while we're like
Speaker 3: thrashing about in the water. So that I was worried
Speaker 3: that because that, like you, that would get your real sick.
Speaker 3: I just prayed for the best. I mean, obviously, like
Speaker 3: if it was later in my career had been like
Speaker 3: maybe you find a new stream.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's shoot something else today, We'll find a new
Speaker 2: stream yea.
Speaker 3: Or yeah. It was so it was just like it was.
Speaker 3: It was that I just had to I just did it.
Speaker 3: And with this Steve, I was just breathing like out
Speaker 3: of the corner of my mouth and not breathing water in.
Speaker 3: But yeah, that was that was probably the most afraid
Speaker 3: I was of getting having like a bad incident.
Speaker 2: This Steve, remember Steve Stunt coord one of his was
Speaker 2: he stunt or like he's a He was a taller guy,
Speaker 2: was kind of like heftier and had curly brown hair.
Speaker 2: Such a sweetheart, like the sweetest, gentlest guy. But he
Speaker 2: would just come up and tell you crazy things. It's
Speaker 2: a real matter of fact, like now there's alligators in
Speaker 2: the water, but we got snipers perched. So just like
Speaker 2: thanks man, see it at lunch.
Speaker 3: Stunt guys are a different breed man, there really are.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I'll never forget. They're like, yeah, we're gonna
Speaker 3: have a pulley and I was like a wet suit
Speaker 3: underneath all of my clothes because the water was quite cold. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and then it was sort of the throwaway thing. They're like, oh,
Speaker 3: and by the way, it's a dangerously high fecal content
Speaker 3: in the water, so don't get any it rows with
Speaker 3: their eyes and it was like, wait, what was the
Speaker 3: third thing you just said?
Speaker 2: Nope. So for me, I don't remember getting accidentally injured
Speaker 2: while filming anything on one tree hill. I don't think so.
Speaker 2: But I did early on in the series. In the season,
Speaker 2: the first season, there was a scene where Chad's throwing
Speaker 2: water balloons at the back of my head and they
Speaker 2: would not pop, and the joke was supposed to be
Speaker 2: he throws it, it bursts. I turn around like soaking wet,
Speaker 2: and then like, oh, it's on now, and then we
Speaker 2: get into a water balloon fight. But he, I mean,
Speaker 2: he had to throw these things. It was like twenty
Speaker 2: three times, I remember twenty four, so it was like
Speaker 2: some and it was getting to the point where I
Speaker 2: just started taking it personally, even though I knew it
Speaker 2: was not. It just I was I'm like, man, I'm
Speaker 2: back in back with my fifth grade bullies, Like this
Speaker 2: is no fun. And I remember getting really emotional and
Speaker 2: trying not to be a sissy and like cry on
Speaker 2: set on my new job because the water balloons weren't breaking.
Speaker 2: It's just like such a dumb reason to cry. But
Speaker 2: I definitely, I definitely did.
Speaker 3: Fair enough though twenty three times of getting hit with
Speaker 3: a water filled balloon in the back of the head's.
Speaker 2: And it wouldn't break, and it was just getting knocked
Speaker 2: and knocked and knocked. I was like, what, don't want
Speaker 2: people beating up on me?
Speaker 3: I like that you took it personally, even though it
Speaker 3: was entirely about just the strength of the plastic of
Speaker 3: the water balloon.
Speaker 2: It's like visceral muscle memory, man, Like, it's crazy to
Speaker 2: be how that works in life. Our brains, we can
Speaker 2: absolutely be cognitively aware that something is one thing, but
Speaker 2: our body muscle memory is connected to something in the past,
Speaker 2: and all we're doing is trying to hold it together. Like,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, okay, that's what that was for me. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Dana Sammy wants to ask Rob, who would you take
Speaker 2: to prom at Tree Hill High if you had been
Speaker 2: in earlier seasons? That is a great question. Who's your
Speaker 2: high school prom date?
Speaker 1: Pick?
Speaker 2: For Clay or maybe for you personally?
Speaker 3: Well, I think if it's Clay, there's actually a really
Speaker 3: good chance Clay goes solo.
Speaker 2: I see that. I feel that.
Speaker 3: I feel like I could see him being that guy
Speaker 3: who just he rolls solo, yeah, or he rolls with
Speaker 3: some friends. Yeah. Who would my I mean, listen, I
Speaker 3: wasn't cool or like desirable to girls in high school.
Speaker 3: I think for my senior prom, I took one of
Speaker 3: my best friend's little sister, which, of course, like her
Speaker 3: parents were thrilled about because they're like, oh who asked you?
Speaker 3: Oh Rob, He's not threatening at all. Great go and
Speaker 3: I have fun. So yeah, that's I don't have any
Speaker 3: wild prom stories. How about you? Did you go to prom?
Speaker 2: I went to prom? I went with friends. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: just I just went with friends. The boy I really
Speaker 2: wanted to go with was seeing was already dating like
Speaker 2: another girl, so we were good friends. But they were
Speaker 2: on again, off again, and then it was like, what's
Speaker 2: going to happen with prom? And then when Prom rolled around,
Speaker 2: they were on again. So I was sort of like, well,
Speaker 2: I guess I'll just go with my friends. So dumb.
Speaker 3: I yes, lost joy his loss.
Speaker 2: Seriously, I was a fun prom date.
Speaker 3: And he wants to know, what is the weirdest food
Speaker 3: you have ever eaten? Or if it's nothing that's been weird,
Speaker 3: what's a food you find absolutely disgusting? Jenny Nay honeymoon
Speaker 3: in Thailand. We went to lots of street markets and
Speaker 3: often they'd find these sticks. It was, you know how
Speaker 3: like you'll do like grilled meat on a stick. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was the same thing, except it was different insects,
Speaker 3: So like a giant worm, some crazy Chaco looking and
Speaker 3: so we got that and we just took turns eating
Speaker 3: the different bugs.
Speaker 2: And you did did you were there any that you enjoyed?
Speaker 2: You were surprised, like, you know what, this cricket's not
Speaker 2: bad or whatever?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I remember. There's some just kind of
Speaker 3: going like this isn't this isn't all that bad? No,
Speaker 3: And also some where you're like, this is I would
Speaker 3: only do this as a novelty.
Speaker 2: Dare you know as an insect shish kebob? Were there sauces?
Speaker 3: That's right, an insect kebob. It's basically exactly what sectbob.
Speaker 2: Were there sauces? Was this like a dip it in
Speaker 2: barbecue or like chocolate thing?
Speaker 3: No, that would have made it a lot more palatable.
Speaker 2: But it's just grilled grilled dance. Yeah, okay, I'd got you.
Speaker 2: I'd try it weird. I don't know. I don't flawn.
Speaker 2: I really hate flawn, but I can't think I know
Speaker 2: the texture of it. Is just really really gross to me.
Speaker 3: Interesting. Flan is a weird one to have a strong.
Speaker 2: Take on, very strong. Although love yogurt and pudding, just
Speaker 2: really hate flawn. So I don't know what my problem is.
Speaker 3: Do you I'm trying to think, do you like kish?
Speaker 2: I like keish?
Speaker 3: I'm trying to think of things that have kind of
Speaker 3: a similar I mean, I hear what you're saying in that.
Speaker 2: Flon.
Speaker 3: It's like, not Flon's shifty, right, because flawn is so
Speaker 3: soft and wiggly it shouldn't be able to keep its
Speaker 3: form the way it does.
Speaker 2: It's like creamy jello. I don't understand it the way
Speaker 2: it doesn't break apart like pudding. When you take a
Speaker 2: bite of pudding, it all dissolves at the same time
Speaker 2: in your mouth and it all but so it's like
Speaker 2: a It's almost like ice cream, like a melted ice cream.
Speaker 2: It's all happening at once. With flawn, I eat it
Speaker 2: and it breaks apart, but it still retains its gelatinous
Speaker 2: texture in certain spots. So I've got like a chunk
Speaker 2: of it on one side of my mouth and the
Speaker 2: other side is like kind of starting to spread apart.
Speaker 2: But there's like these little gelatinous crumbs, and I just
Speaker 2: get it's so confusing to me. I don't I don't
Speaker 2: like it.
Speaker 3: It's like make up your mind on what you want
Speaker 3: to be.
Speaker 2: Thank you what I'm saying, that's right.
Speaker 3: Natalie asks what's your nickname by your family? And did
Speaker 3: you give any of your castmates nicknames?
Speaker 2: Oh? No, I didn't. We man, I always wanted a
Speaker 2: nickname and just never was cool enough to have one.
Speaker 2: And my family wasn't really I don't really nickname people.
Speaker 2: It was just the three of us, my mom, my dad,
Speaker 2: and me so and my name is Joy. I mean,
Speaker 2: what are you going to do with that?
Speaker 3: But what if it was, like, what if your nickname
Speaker 3: was Bijo?
Speaker 2: Bijo, Hey, Bijoe, could could have been could have been? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't think there was enough cool in my family
Speaker 2: for that, not at the time. Did you have nicknames
Speaker 2: growing up? You know?
Speaker 3: A couple that helped get me to therapy from the
Speaker 3: family that is, and castmates by castmate nicknames? Well, Stephen Coletti,
Speaker 3: I always I called Steve.
Speaker 2: C stevee C. That's funny. Oh wait, I had like
Speaker 2: a joy bitter and when I was in high school,
Speaker 2: people called me Joy Joy all the time because Ren
Speaker 2: and Stimpy was on TV, so people would always say, like, Drodree, Hey, Droidre.
Speaker 2: I still get that. I do still have some friends
Speaker 2: who call me that. And then Joypitter was definitely the
Speaker 2: one because I'm a space cadet.
Speaker 3: I also who Chantelle was Van Scranton.
Speaker 2: Yes, I remember that. It's cute.
Speaker 3: I think those were the only Paul Johanson.
Speaker 2: PJ Yeah or Paul Johnson. He nicknamed himself.
Speaker 3: Well that he doesn't say that he himself Yeah.
Speaker 4: In a classic Paul movie, Olivia asks, what's ah great question, Olivia,
Speaker 4: what's your favorite song from the nineties?
Speaker 2: How could I ever pick favorite song from the nineties? Oh,
Speaker 2: I mean probably a Billy Joel song, but most of
Speaker 2: his best ones are in the eighties. What's your favorite
Speaker 2: song from the nineties?
Speaker 3: I mean two front runners for me would be I
Speaker 3: think they were early nineties would be Tears for Fears,
Speaker 3: Everybody Wants to Rule the World and Crowded House, Don't
Speaker 3: Dream It's Over.
Speaker 2: Oh that's so good.
Speaker 3: I mean, listen, there's a bajillion pop songs from the nineties,
Speaker 3: and raps like that are also strong candidates. But those
Speaker 3: are just two of the sort of off the beaten
Speaker 3: path ones I can think of.
Speaker 2: You know what, I think? I loved so so so
Speaker 2: much that Sophie B.
Speaker 3: Hawkins song, Damn, I wish I was your lover.
Speaker 2: Coming to meet you barefoot, bareyba as I lame me
Speaker 2: as I let me down to sleep. That's what it's called. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: like the chord progression on that and her voice and
Speaker 2: the way crescendos and all of it. And it's a
Speaker 2: short song, so you always want to go back and
Speaker 2: listen for more. I don't know that's coming to mind.
Speaker 2: I love that. And when did that song? You got
Speaker 2: that to handle? Playing the bars a candle? You know
Speaker 2: what that is? Never being the same? Oh yeah, well
Speaker 2: now you mean making my dreams come true? Hold outs? Yes?
Speaker 2: When did that song come out? Was that nineties or
Speaker 2: was that like seventy eight?
Speaker 3: I feel like that's gotta be like.
Speaker 2: Eighty, you think so, I think.
Speaker 3: I don't think that was ninety darn it.
Speaker 2: I thought maybe we would like have just scooted in
Speaker 2: early nineties.
Speaker 3: But that's a that's a great one.
Speaker 2: There's also some great nineties countryman like John Michael Montgomery
Speaker 2: Life's a dance. What's the one that Leanne Rhyme's won?
Speaker 2: That was so so good? That was the theme for
Speaker 2: conn Air. Remember that movie with Nicholas Cage.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, like you had to say that, of course,
Speaker 3: I know what conn Air is.
Speaker 2: Oh, Tricia Yearwood, how do I live without you? Oh? Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's some really good songs in the nineties. Guys.
Speaker 3: Do you remember that song I'm the Scatman? No, I'm
Speaker 3: the Scatman? Babe tbw dop duop? What is that did? When?
Speaker 3: When this is overcording to yourself a favor and you
Speaker 3: just go listen to It's called Scatman and it's sung
Speaker 3: by scatman John Okay, and it was. It was popular
Speaker 3: for about two and a half weeks, but wildly popular,
Speaker 3: and our son recently rediscovered it, and so for like
Speaker 3: a month in this house, Scatman was on repeat and
Speaker 3: it haunted my dreams. But it's catchy. The first time
Speaker 3: you hear it, You're like, oh, I could definitely dance
Speaker 3: to this.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna download it, okay. Kate wants to know what
Speaker 2: villain character on the show would you like to have played,
Speaker 2: and why we've had our share of villains on One
Speaker 2: Tree Hill. I don't think there's any better villain than
Speaker 2: Dan Scott, and that would have been a lot of fun.
Speaker 2: But I'm trying to think of another besides him, because
Speaker 2: I feel like we always say him.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna say Nanny Carey ooh, cause it would have
Speaker 3: been just like fun, let's see a male nurse. Let's
Speaker 3: see yeah.
Speaker 2: A little you know, that would have been really interesting.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah. Or Rachel probably would have been really fun too.
Speaker 2: I think she got to do a lot of really
Speaker 2: interesting things and she showed up in all these random
Speaker 2: places that you never expected her to be. She had
Speaker 2: an angle, yeah, and you never quite knew if she
Speaker 2: was sincere, and then she had moments and it felt
Speaker 2: like she really was, and then you realized she wasn't sure.
Speaker 3: Would you consider Chris Keller to be a villain?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Because if so, I'm gonna jump because I listen, I
Speaker 3: love me some Tyler Hilton, So I think, yes, I'll
Speaker 3: take a crack at him.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't know if he's technically considered a villain
Speaker 2: or not. I mean, he certainly it was when he
Speaker 2: came in, But yeah, that would have been that would
Speaker 2: have been a great role for you, for sure, if
Speaker 2: Tyler had If Tyler had didn't exist and wasn't around
Speaker 2: to fill those shoes, I would have loved to see
Speaker 2: your comedy chops really come out, because we've talked about this.
Speaker 2: You are so funny and you had to cry so
Speaker 2: much on our show, Like, I just want to see
Speaker 2: you make jokes and be funny too.
Speaker 3: It got heavy fast. You know what would have been
Speaker 3: a good one too, is what was the name of
Speaker 3: I'm freeting at the name of the woman that Kate
Speaker 3: French played who was trying to blackmail Nathan, just because
Speaker 3: it would be funny to see a guy doing yes,
Speaker 3: especially when I'm like, I'm pregnant, Nathan. Keep We're gonna
Speaker 3: be like, really do is that what? That's so good?
Speaker 2: Oh? Thanks guys. That was the end of our Q
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