Speaker 1: I am all in again.
Speaker 2: Oh, let's kiss you.
Speaker 3: I am all in again with Scott Patterson and iHeartRadio podcast.
Speaker 4: Next, guess I think we should bring out missus Kim herself, right,
Speaker 4: all right, yeah, all right, Scott, you ready for Emily.
Speaker 5: Emily Caroda, the wonderful missus Kim.
Speaker 1: There she is, Hello, Emily, Hi, Scott, welcome.
Speaker 4: I have a gift for you from missus Kim because
Speaker 4: I am missus Kim and I see Oh, merry Christmas, Scott.
Speaker 1: That's wonderful.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much. That's great.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, I tell you.
Speaker 5: Huh yeah, I can look at my bank account with
Speaker 5: this thing, I see it. Yeah, all right, yeah, Emily,
Speaker 5: how are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good, good to see you.
Speaker 2: It's nice here, man.
Speaker 1: We uh we just have a few thousand people.
Speaker 2: I know we're coming. It means a lot, really, it does.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. Bob Dylan couldn't come, so you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: well are they gonna have to deal with us?
Speaker 6: How you doing?
Speaker 2: I'm doing good?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Good to see you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you were here yesterday and I was we were
Speaker 5: doing a little press.
Speaker 6: Yeah. So what do you think of all this? Huh?
Speaker 1: Did you did you have any idea?
Speaker 5: Did you have an inkling that it would ever attain
Speaker 5: these heights.
Speaker 1: No, after twenty five.
Speaker 4: Years, twenty five years later, you go into these shops,
Speaker 4: a hotel, the diner, everything's exactly the same.
Speaker 2: It's it's like being transported back in time.
Speaker 5: And you know, we really don't want to commercialize this
Speaker 5: at all, and it's offensive and I'm against it, but
Speaker 5: there happens to be about five hundred different SKUs of
Speaker 5: products that.
Speaker 1: You're gonna love.
Speaker 5: So get out your credit cards and anyway, So tell
Speaker 5: us about what it was like working on this show.
Speaker 1: With this great dialogue, what's the favorite.
Speaker 5: Scene that you filmed out of that location?
Speaker 4: Probably my favorite scene is, uh, maybe the wedding because
Speaker 4: when I know, and at no point did anybody go,
Speaker 4: where's your husband, where's the dad?
Speaker 2: Why are you walking lane down the aisle?
Speaker 4: We just accepted it, but it was it was actually
Speaker 4: kind of hard to say the lines because I was
Speaker 4: so moved because by that time we had grown together
Speaker 4: as a family, the whole cast and the crew and everybody, so.
Speaker 2: It was very special to me. It was almost as
Speaker 2: if my own daughter got married.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, an excellent portrayal. One of the funniest actresses working
Speaker 5: anywhere right, just amazing work that you laid down. It
Speaker 5: was just always a treat when your scenes were coming
Speaker 5: up and it's like, okay, now we're gonna now, we're
Speaker 5: gonna laugh until we craw.
Speaker 1: What was it like when tell us about your audition?
Speaker 2: Oh, my audition.
Speaker 4: I went in there and I said, uh, boys, don't
Speaker 4: do I co Anny Goodl's and then Amy, the writer
Speaker 4: and producer and director, she goes, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: And I said, I'm sorry, but I'm doing a Korean accent.
Speaker 2: She said, no, don't do.
Speaker 4: A Korean accent. You just do it straight, but as
Speaker 4: a general. So that's how missus Kim was born in
Speaker 4: that room. Yeah, that's why she's so very militaristic.
Speaker 5: Were you nervous when she had that reaction a little
Speaker 5: bit or did you just make the adjustment and nail it.
Speaker 4: I just made the adjustment because I thought, man, you
Speaker 4: are so you know, because most people go, I want
Speaker 4: more accent, but she was like, no, just be the character,
Speaker 4: Just be And I thought you are one special lady.
Speaker 4: And you know, I'd already written read the script and
Speaker 4: it was just amazingly bright and funny and quick.
Speaker 1: Is the show popular in South Korea.
Speaker 2: Do you don't know?
Speaker 1: You don't know? No, I funny? Now does anybody know?
Speaker 6: Huh?
Speaker 1: Somebody google it and get back to us, would you.
Speaker 5: We got our crack research team working on that right now.
Speaker 5: We'll be within a couple hours. Any questions for Emily,
Speaker 5: Let's get some questions going. We've got a couple of
Speaker 5: questions over there. It's Amy Sugarman, Ladies and Joe.
Speaker 2: Nice to meet y'all.
Speaker 3: So my question is if there were any differences, what
Speaker 3: were the biggest differences between the Year and the Life
Speaker 3: and the original show.
Speaker 2: I got a husband, he showed up.
Speaker 5: That was huge, and I got a wife. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 5: the biggest difference was the sheer amount of money that
Speaker 5: Netflix committed to these.
Speaker 1: Really they were four movies. They were four hour and
Speaker 1: a half movies.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: There were no commercials because because when we filmed the show,
Speaker 5: there were hour long shows, but twenty minutes of commercials,
Speaker 5: so forty minutes of content, right, and eighty pages of
Speaker 5: black ink. But now we're doing we're doing four one
Speaker 5: and a half hour movies.
Speaker 1: And I remember walking on.
Speaker 5: The stage the first time and just to see the
Speaker 5: amount of equipment and the high tech cameras and all
Speaker 5: of the screens and the whiz bang gadgets everywhere. I thought, boy,
Speaker 5: this is something, this is It was like it really
Speaker 5: wasn't making a TV anymore. We were making films. So
Speaker 5: that was the difference. It was a massive difference.
Speaker 6: So and I.
Speaker 5: Really and at the premiere I saw Winter Oh no, no, No, Winter, Yes,
Speaker 5: and I thought it really worked really really well as
Speaker 5: a studio level romantic comedy, very well done, very beautifully executed.
Speaker 1: So it works as a film too.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, that one was a film.
Speaker 5: That was a film, that was definitely a film.
Speaker 3: Hi, Hi, I want to ask you, are you happy
Speaker 3: with how Lane's story ended?
Speaker 1: Are you happy with how Lane's story ended?
Speaker 2: It's not over yet. Nah, She's gonna do more, She's
Speaker 2: gonna get out of the store. Yeah, Hi, Hi.
Speaker 3: I wanted to know if it was hard to keep
Speaker 3: a straight face when you were like having to play
Speaker 3: such a strict character.
Speaker 2: Nah, this is how my face is, Hi.
Speaker 1: Scott, Hi, Emily, I love you guys.
Speaker 3: I know this show like centers on the relationship between
Speaker 3: Rory and Loralai, but there's so many like parental figures
Speaker 3: and different kind of relationships in the show. So other
Speaker 3: than Loraha and Rory, what was your favorite sort of
Speaker 3: relationship in the show?
Speaker 1: You're asking me both.
Speaker 5: Of you, Okay, should you want.
Speaker 6: To take that?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 5: I think the dynamic between I mean really, for me,
Speaker 5: the big entertainment value came in. It's actually a tie
Speaker 5: Richard and Emily and Lane and Emily.
Speaker 1: Just just so fraught with I.
Speaker 5: Don't know, just it was just such great dramatic and
Speaker 5: funny stuff all at the same time. I thought those
Speaker 5: two d brought the comedy and the drama at a
Speaker 5: very heightened level in both examples, right, And it really
Speaker 5: showed the power of the writing and what great actors
Speaker 5: can do with it.
Speaker 1: So that's that's my answer, and I'm sticking to it anymore.
Speaker 1: Question John's question John, Hi.
Speaker 7: Miss cam I am curious. I can't find it anywhere online.
Speaker 7: But did Amy ever tell you what your first name is?
Speaker 2: Missus?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 1: I'm Leah.
Speaker 8: Great to meet you, guys. My question is for Emily.
Speaker 8: My favorite Missus Kim scene is when she breates Zach
Speaker 8: in the street, and it's similar to the straight face question.
Speaker 8: But how is that? How was filming that scene? And
Speaker 8: did the actor that plays Zach ever break?
Speaker 4: No, he didn't break because I was scary. I love
Speaker 4: doing that scene so much. Oh and he just kept
Speaker 4: going more and more and said, Okay, here it comes.
Speaker 2: It was great. Thank you.
Speaker 4: Hi.
Speaker 2: I know we have like team Jess, Slogan and Dean.
Speaker 2: I'm just curious who missus Kim's team is.
Speaker 6: Is it Dave? Is it Henry? Is it Zach.
Speaker 7: Way?
Speaker 1: It's gotta be Dave team Davrah Go.
Speaker 4: I am all right, Hi.
Speaker 1: My name is Grace.
Speaker 4: I was just wondering, missus Kim, was it hard for
Speaker 4: you to say all the mean comments to any of
Speaker 4: the actors?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: I liked it.
Speaker 7: Hi, guys, I was curious, missus Kim, what would you advise?
Speaker 7: I am right here there you are. I was curious
Speaker 7: what your advice would be if lane were dating today
Speaker 7: with dating apps? What advice would you give those who
Speaker 7: are single?
Speaker 4: I would throw her phone down the toilet. I wouldn't
Speaker 4: let her touch any of them. She has to meet
Speaker 4: a boy in church except for Zak. I actually started
Speaker 4: liking Zach.
Speaker 6: Hi.
Speaker 3: This question is for Emily.
Speaker 1: One of your signature lines on your show is you
Speaker 1: break you by?
Speaker 2: Did you ever break anything while on set. No, I
Speaker 2: did it. That was a I should have though.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's gonna wrap it up for the For Emily Karota,
Speaker 5: it's too bad.
Speaker 1: She's not a very good guest.
Speaker 5: Huh, Jace Ah, amazing, amazing, the amazing Emily Karota. Great
Speaker 5: seeing you, Thanks for coming by, Thank you all.
Speaker 6: Hey, everybody, and don't forget.
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