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Speaker 4: It's a new day, and we're here for a new episode.
Speaker 4: How you doing so high?
Speaker 2: Snack Attack? I just came up to hid in real time.
Speaker 4: That's got to be the name of our show.
Speaker 2: Yes, you and I we are going to have a
Speaker 2: food show at some point. I am manifesting it. But
Speaker 2: I do think on days like today, when one of
Speaker 2: the three hosts is traveling this week, it's obviously joy
Speaker 2: and it's me and you, it's like it's DQ snack attack.
Speaker 4: Dude, Yeah, from your lips, God's ears. You know.
Speaker 2: Hopefully, some hopefully, some like good reality show people listen
Speaker 2: to this, because like I don't want to be on
Speaker 2: a reality show like a Housewives or a Love Island,
Speaker 2: but a docu show about food give it to.
Speaker 4: Me and Mark Brunette, who obviously listens to this show
Speaker 4: clearly super fan. Did us up? Super fan? Oh man,
Speaker 4: how you doing?
Speaker 2: I'm good, buddy, how are you?
Speaker 4: I'm doing well good. This was a fun episode man. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was just going to say, I'm really excited to
Speaker 2: do this episode with you, in particular as a dad,
Speaker 2: because this whole thing centering around Jamie's little League game
Speaker 2: and that essentially being the theme of the episode with
Speaker 2: his voiceover and you know, the classic baseball tale. The
Speaker 2: whole time I was watching this to prep for today,
Speaker 2: I was like, oh my god, I just can't wait
Speaker 2: to talk to Rob about little League.
Speaker 4: It was very again, very little of the show I
Speaker 4: remember shooting. I remember a lot of this one because
Speaker 4: this was so much fun. Yeah, I remember well because
Speaker 4: also selfishly, I just I really enjoyed the company of
Speaker 4: James and Austin. Yeah, and especially Austin. We very rarely
Speaker 4: got to do anything together. So this was like an
Speaker 4: entire day with the three of us just paling around,
Speaker 4: you know, and doing light, silly materials. So it wasn't
Speaker 4: like we had to be like dropped into a moment.
Speaker 4: It was like, no, we're just gonna goof around all
Speaker 4: day on and off camera. You know what.
Speaker 2: That reminds me though, I got such a good hit
Speaker 2: of that last week, and we spent so long reminiscing
Speaker 2: with Jana. It's making me realize in real time that
Speaker 2: we didn't talk about the opening of eight nineteen, which
Speaker 2: was you and Austin in the car. Was that eight nineteen, Yeah,
Speaker 2: having this conversation. You guys are in the stingray venting
Speaker 2: about Kellerman and talking about John driving and how could
Speaker 2: a teacher do this an ethics professor you know, know
Speaker 2: less and did like and so going through that whole
Speaker 2: journey together in the last episode, knowing that he resigned,
Speaker 2: took responsibility all the foreshadowing for this one that we're
Speaker 2: going to talk about. When that scene came up in
Speaker 2: the beginning, I was like, God, I love seeing these
Speaker 2: two together, and I love you know, Julian's processing this
Speaker 2: horrible thing he witnessed and you're talking to him much
Speaker 2: further on the other side of a horrible thing of
Speaker 2: almost losing you know, your person and having obviously lost
Speaker 2: your late wife, and so I don't know it. Really
Speaker 2: it was really powerful to me in the episode last
Speaker 2: week and then to your point, seeing you guys have
Speaker 2: this really sweet, like joyful sort of dad adjacent uncle
Speaker 2: experience together, it was really nice.
Speaker 4: And also shout out to Nathan for playing Nancy Drew
Speaker 4: and figuring the whole thing out.
Speaker 2: Yes, oh my god.
Speaker 4: He did it last episode. And then I think the
Speaker 4: whole Killerman story was handled really well.
Speaker 2: I do too.
Speaker 4: The misdirector earlier were well done, especially last week watching
Speaker 4: eight nineteen knowing I remembered how it you know, what
Speaker 4: really happened, And even still I was watching when like,
Speaker 4: oh this is it's it's really good because there's one
Speaker 4: point where Ian is yelling at his dad at the
Speaker 4: baseball field. I think it's in eight nineteen, and the
Speaker 4: dad's like, I gave up my career. I gave up
Speaker 4: my career and Ian goes, well, you shouldn't have done it,
Speaker 4: and I and I went back and watch it. I'm like, ooh,
Speaker 4: wait a second, this doesn't track because actually end it
Speaker 4: and I'm like, oh no, he's saying in this context,
Speaker 4: you shouldn't have given up your career, but it really
Speaker 4: makes it seem like he's hammering his dad like you
Speaker 4: shouldn't have been drinking and driving.
Speaker 2: Yes, it was really smart.
Speaker 4: This episode I thought was well. First of all, what
Speaker 4: episode Rob great question me? Season eight, episode twenty The
Speaker 4: Man Who Sailed Around His Soul Air date May third,
Speaker 4: twenty eleven. Synopsis reads as Nathan Julian and Clay coach
Speaker 4: Jamie's first little League game. The situation regarding the accident
Speaker 4: comes to a head. Meanwhile, Chase asks Alex to take
Speaker 4: a drug test for him, and Quinn gets an offer
Speaker 4: to shoot in Puerto Rico. It's directed by Greg Prange.
Speaker 2: Sweet Greg Prange. He he crushes, man, he crushes As
Speaker 2: a director, he did. He always managed to give us
Speaker 2: these episodes that were so filled with motion and emotion
Speaker 2: and nostalgia and sweetness. And I wish we could ask
Speaker 2: him what it was like being at this stage with
Speaker 2: these characters, you know, as a dad directing like these
Speaker 2: kids who essentially used to have to film being little punks,
Speaker 2: like growing into parents. Wonder if that was cool for him.
Speaker 4: This he did great with this episode, and this This
Speaker 4: was a lot of fun. Yeah, there was a little
Speaker 4: bit of whiplash just because we had so many flashbacks.
Speaker 4: Yeah that by the time, by three quarters away through
Speaker 4: the episode, every time they went into a medium shot
Speaker 4: of somebody, I was like, Okay, here comes, here comes
Speaker 4: the flashback. Where are we taking? Where are we going
Speaker 4: with Chase on this one? Yeah, So there was a
Speaker 4: lot of that, But dude, the storytelling worked and they
Speaker 4: we packed so much into it, and just the runner
Speaker 4: of Jamie's voiceover telling the story of the Mighty Casey
Speaker 4: was so good and just all of it, like opening
Speaker 4: with a national anthem and then we panned down to
Speaker 4: see it's Madison playing it on her keyboard, but.
Speaker 2: By the way, playing it on her keyboard in the
Speaker 2: middle of the baseball field with the keyboard set to
Speaker 2: sound like an organ, like an old timey organ. I
Speaker 2: loved it. It was so good. I was like, what,
Speaker 2: what's six year old? It's choosing this? But it was perfect.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was so much fun. You go, what would
Speaker 4: you give me some of your your thoughts, your standouts?
Speaker 2: Oh man, you know, I just thought they did a
Speaker 2: really great job with all of this emotion in these episodes.
Speaker 2: And one of the things I really like because we've
Speaker 2: talked a lot about how sometimes horrible things happen to
Speaker 2: our characters, and then they just you know, we jump
Speaker 2: a month and we never speak of them again. Nobody
Speaker 2: processes anything. And you know this was obviously prior to
Speaker 2: you joining us for your seasons. But back in the day,
Speaker 2: Nathan went through like horrible thing after horrible thing after
Speaker 2: horrible thing, you know, crashed a car at full speed
Speaker 2: like a race car on a NASCAR track and never
Speaker 2: was sent to therapy. And so I really am loving
Speaker 2: seeing Julian in this space of his safe male friendships
Speaker 2: with Clay and Nathan talking about how horrible this was,
Speaker 2: talking about what he had to see, what it was
Speaker 2: like to watch Brooks lungs fill with water, to be
Speaker 2: so angry at what happened to them, at almost losing Jamie,
Speaker 2: at almost losing her, like to see a man processing
Speaker 2: fear and suffering and it's all bubbling up now. I
Speaker 2: love it. And I love seeing him alone at night
Speaker 2: watching this footage. Oh my god, it's so sad. And
Speaker 2: to recall, like from Thanksgiving, you know that he's just
Speaker 2: been shooting everything. He shoots everything all the time, even
Speaker 2: if we don't see it. And when he deletes that footage,
Speaker 2: it's like no, But also, yeah, you're never gonna want
Speaker 2: to watch that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like if you knew the end of this episode, Julian,
Speaker 4: you wouldn't delete it. But yeah, the name of self preservation,
Speaker 4: like you got to get rid of that. But well,
Speaker 4: that device worked so well. That was absolutely heartbreaking that
Speaker 4: whole Yeah again, I had no idea you got pregnant, buddy. Yeah, man,
Speaker 4: I just assumed you guys found someone else to adopt
Speaker 4: or there was a surrogacy. And so when the ending
Speaker 4: comes to jump ahead, that twist got me.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was so happy but so surprised by that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know it was such a big deal, and
Speaker 2: I love I love the roundabout way we get there.
Speaker 2: You know that Chase had a thing with Kid Cutty
Speaker 2: and then needed a favor from Alex. But then it
Speaker 2: turns out Quinn screws up Alex's ability to do the favor,
Speaker 2: so she goes to Julian, but Julian's at home, and
Speaker 2: so it's brooke. It's like it's sort of a comedy
Speaker 2: of errors. And then it has this like a really
Speaker 2: happy ending that's so sweet.
Speaker 4: It's like a classic heist movie. It's like like an
Speaker 4: Ocean's eleven where they're like, yes, but wait, how did
Speaker 4: the money end up in the bag not in the box,
Speaker 4: and then they like flashed back to like four different
Speaker 4: things that took place that was this episode. Yeah, I dude,
Speaker 4: that was There were so many hurdles to get to
Speaker 4: Brooke being pregnant that it was Brook's peak. I was like, wait,
Speaker 4: first of all, the staging of Chase just like he
Speaker 4: and Alex are obviously like back on, so they're clearly
Speaker 4: like spending a lot of time, which is great. By
Speaker 4: the way, I mean a huge Chase an Alex fan.
Speaker 2: Same, I ship those two.
Speaker 4: It just made me laugh that he it looked like
Speaker 4: a clandest, like a clandestine like spy, like like an
Speaker 4: information drop. He's at an airfield standing outside of his car.
Speaker 4: She pulls up in her car and is like, what's up, Mike.
Speaker 4: Why wouldn't you guys meet at one of your places?
Speaker 2: Yeah. Also, well, here's what I thought, because it felt
Speaker 2: like a misdirect to me because Chase was late for
Speaker 2: the Little League game, and obviously Chuck was so sad,
Speaker 2: and Chuck been at Trick hanging out, and then Alex
Speaker 2: was there, and in my brain I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: is Chase waiting on Chuck's dad? Like is he at
Speaker 2: the airport because he's supposed to pick this guy up
Speaker 2: because he's finally convinced him to come back to town,
Speaker 2: and then he doesn't show up and he goes to
Speaker 2: the game. But I was like, wait, what, why did
Speaker 2: you You didn't just come down from a flying lesson? Yeah,
Speaker 2: why is she meeting you? Like realizing that it had
Speaker 2: nothing to do with Chuck at all made the airport
Speaker 2: feel so weird to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was like someone had just watched Top Gun
Speaker 4: and was like, we need to we need a shot
Speaker 4: at an airfield at dusk.
Speaker 2: Or you know. Someone in the writer's room was like,
Speaker 2: it's been seven episodes since we mentioned Chase's pilot license
Speaker 2: and we really need to remind people, Like what it
Speaker 2: was such a strange choice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like, if you're Alex getting a text being like
Speaker 4: meet me at the airfield asap, you'd be like, he's
Speaker 4: either going to murder me and hide my body, or
Speaker 4: he's dumping me.
Speaker 2: Or maybe proposing to me because why taking a girl,
Speaker 2: Like like, it's so it's such an extreme place.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like I am either going to become a
Speaker 4: fiance or the subject of a dateline episode. These are
Speaker 4: the only two scenario.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm about to get thrown out of an airplane
Speaker 2: without a parach it. It's just so silly.
Speaker 4: It's so silly, man, that's silly.
Speaker 2: But there were actually some moments of genuine, properly connected
Speaker 2: levity that I loved. You know, obviously, the mystery of
Speaker 2: the Kellerman family is big, and we're in this sad
Speaker 2: moment that we were just talking about with Julian watching
Speaker 2: this precious footage and it's so heartbreaking. And then Nathan
Speaker 2: storms in and goes, is this yours and takes a
Speaker 2: swig of his whiskey and it's ginger ale perfect.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's good for my tummy.
Speaker 2: It settles the stuff. Like it just it was so
Speaker 2: funny to me, and I actually realized in that moment,
Speaker 2: I go, see, this is the kind of dynamic that
Speaker 2: isn't It's not like a caricature of people. This is
Speaker 2: a funny dynamic where Nathan wants a whiskey and Julian
Speaker 2: wants a ginger ale. Like that's a hilarious character note.
Speaker 2: And I just loved the moment. And then he's just
Speaker 2: like what, goes and pours himself a drink and is
Speaker 2: explaining his Nancy drew aha of who it was and
Speaker 2: how he knows, and it's you know, fiddlesticks. What's it called.
Speaker 2: I've forgotten already, Fidians, Fidians the bourbon?
Speaker 4: Did you did? It seem odd to you that while
Speaker 4: he is explaining and very fired up about a drinking
Speaker 4: and driving incident, he's driving his friend's houses and immediately
Speaker 4: starts drinking.
Speaker 2: Yes. In my brain, I was like, maybe we need
Speaker 2: to clarify that Nathan and Hailey and Brooke and Julian
Speaker 2: live very close to each other because they all live
Speaker 2: on the water. So I'm like, maybe he walked over,
Speaker 2: maybe he rode his bike. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this small thing. But I found myself going like, hey, yeah,
Speaker 4: the outrage that everyone's feeling right now is around the
Speaker 4: very thing you are preparing to do, sir, Yes.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, absolutely terrible choice.
Speaker 4: There was one other staging moment in this episode that
Speaker 4: cracked me up. It was at Kellerman Ian Kellerman's scout. Yes,
Speaker 4: he's throwing pitches and all of the scouts are are
Speaker 4: flanked out around him in a straight line on the
Speaker 4: baseball field. They're not like sitting in the stands.
Speaker 2: It's so weird.
Speaker 4: There's just I don't I don't know if it's because
Speaker 4: like maybe it was like they were short on time
Speaker 4: that day and they were like, how do we just
Speaker 4: get this in kind of like a wonner with's light coverage?
Speaker 4: How do we not turn around? Okay, put him all
Speaker 4: standing next there that because that is absolutely not how
Speaker 4: that would go. No, I want to get a good
Speaker 4: look at this kid. I'm gonna stand behind him. What. No.
Speaker 2: The whole thing was very strange to me because and
Speaker 2: I'm realizing I've obviously never been to an athletic scout,
Speaker 2: but every portrayal of one I've ever seen, the scouts
Speaker 2: are in the stands, and I assume that's for a
Speaker 2: reason because it's probably where the scouts go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've only ever seen scouts in the stands, so
Speaker 4: that to have them sitting like to be on the
Speaker 4: baseball diamond with him, all right? Sure? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I was like, what is this happening here?
Speaker 4: I had a bit of surprising positivity for this episode
Speaker 4: coming from me, is this was my favorite version of
Speaker 4: the theme song in a long time. I actually listened
Speaker 4: to the whole thing. Wait, it's like a punk pop version,
Speaker 4: and it was delightful. It was different enough that I
Speaker 4: was like, oh, I can get on board for this. Yeah. Great.
Speaker 2: I was running a little late today and I was like,
Speaker 2: don't have time for the recap, and I skipped it.
Speaker 4: Oh well, if you go back and watch it, it's
Speaker 4: it's a fun like punk like pop punk.
Speaker 2: Though wait, I guess it can. Our producer Fairies tell
Speaker 2: us who sings the song in this.
Speaker 4: Episode, because I like you. I normally hear, well, I
Speaker 4: like you in this episode today I usually hear like
Speaker 4: the first two bars, I'm like.
Speaker 2: I'm good, I'm good.
Speaker 4: I skipped right over it. This sound was like ooh though, okay,
Speaker 4: Oh I can listen to you against Me. It's the
Speaker 4: name of the band. Well done against Me. You made
Speaker 4: me fall back in love with the theme song.
Speaker 2: Oh I love that now I want to go stream music.
Speaker 4: One thing that this episode did, I mean, like I said,
Speaker 4: it's so much fun and the the whole Kellerman storyline
Speaker 4: I just thought was executed so well. And shout out
Speaker 4: to Peter Reigert Regert, I don't know how you pronounced
Speaker 4: his last name. Yeah, because we really got to see
Speaker 4: that Kellerman was a layered guy. Because it was just
Speaker 4: it was. He was doing it great, but Kellerman was
Speaker 4: one note up until pretty much this episode, and then boy,
Speaker 4: we got to see a lot of layers happening there,
Speaker 4: and the stuff between he and Nathan was awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when he shifts from being Nathan's antagonist to all
Speaker 2: their scenes together being two dads sort of talking across
Speaker 2: the age divide of their sons, it's really beautiful and
Speaker 2: in a weird way, it felt to me as a
Speaker 2: viewer like Kellerman finally became the teacher that Nathan deserved,
Speaker 2: you know, talking about life and loss and whether it's
Speaker 2: right or wrong, what you'll sacrifice for your children, and
Speaker 2: you know, all of these things that were really gorgeous.
Speaker 2: And they're both very still actors who say a lot
Speaker 2: when they're not talking. Even when they're not talking, I
Speaker 2: should say, And I really enjoyed watching them just be
Speaker 2: together and observe each other and realize that there was
Speaker 2: so much more to the man they were speaking to
Speaker 2: than they'd seen before. It was really nice.
Speaker 4: Well, and they did a very very clever thing where
Speaker 4: there was a scene on the boat at the end
Speaker 4: with the two of them, with Nathan and August Kellerman,
Speaker 4: and there's a great exchange where it's sort of both
Speaker 4: of them like acknowledging their own misstep and like kind
Speaker 4: of making a repair. But Kellerman basically goes, I apologize,
Speaker 4: I saw you, and I just I thought you were
Speaker 4: my son, and Nathan goes, yeah, and I thought you
Speaker 4: were my dad. And it was it was such a
Speaker 4: viable pay off because it's so easy to go like, oh,
Speaker 4: they just wrote the like the jerk professor, and it's
Speaker 4: like it's a trope, it's lazy. But then you see, like, no,
Speaker 4: there was actually thought put into it.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, and you realize what you realize what each
Speaker 2: of the of these men was triggered by and why
Speaker 2: they couldn't really even make space for each other as
Speaker 2: new people because they remind each other of the people
Speaker 2: that have really let them down and hurt them. And
Speaker 2: it was so cool and I loved I just loved
Speaker 2: getting to learn a little bit about time us Air Kellerman,
Speaker 2: because even though we don't have to talk about it,
Speaker 2: they don't talk about it. Nathan has, by the happenstance
Speaker 2: of his life, made a lot of time for his family,
Speaker 2: and here's this man saying I had this plan with
Speaker 2: my wife and I just never took the time and
Speaker 2: now she's gone, so I'm going to go do this
Speaker 2: thing for the both of us. And Nathan didn't need
Speaker 2: to say anything, right, but you could see the generational
Speaker 2: divide between granted they're different, but men like Dan Scott
Speaker 2: and August Kellerman and a man like Nathan Scott.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just thought it was like a very powerful device.
Speaker 4: Did you notice or did it bother you that Kellerman
Speaker 4: has an Igloo cooler on his boat full of beer
Speaker 4: and water when he's made a point of say saying
Speaker 4: he hasn't had a drink since his wife died and
Speaker 4: he is literally about to take off on the ocean
Speaker 4: on a boat by himself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I really think that was It must have just
Speaker 2: been a screw up on the on the prop departments part,
Speaker 2: like they're so used to, Oh, character is going to
Speaker 2: the boat. So we packed the cooler with the drinks
Speaker 2: and the waters and the things, and I just think
Speaker 2: nobody was paying attention. Or maybe it was non alcoholic
Speaker 2: beer and we just never got a close up to see.
Speaker 2: But either way, just don't have it in the shop.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll just have him hand Nathan a bottle of water.
Speaker 4: They're already in there. It just it was odd to
Speaker 4: me because we went out of our way to establish
Speaker 4: that he has not had a drop of alcohol since
Speaker 4: his wife passed, and then he's like, oh, hey, you
Speaker 4: showed up. I was about to leave with this cooler
Speaker 4: of beers and sell them ill the oceans.
Speaker 2: Stupid, really, like what are we doing?
Speaker 4: But back to Peter Regert, to his credit, like he
Speaker 4: did such a good job, because I actually found myself
Speaker 4: feeling very sorry for August Kellerman me too that, like,
Speaker 4: he clearly liked what he did and he forfeited it
Speaker 4: for his son. But up to an episode ago, he
Speaker 4: was just such a jerk, you know. But like, to
Speaker 4: his credit as an actor, he was able to layer
Speaker 4: in enough stuff that by the time this came and
Speaker 4: the truth came out, it was like, no, no, buddy,
Speaker 4: Oh you're falling on the sword for the wrong guy.
Speaker 4: But you're a good guy, so you're doing it okay.
Speaker 2: Falling on the sword for the wrong guy is my
Speaker 2: perfect segue to how much I love Clay, Julian and
Speaker 2: Nathan as a trio. Taking this kid out to that
Speaker 2: bridge and just wailing on him. You knocking him into
Speaker 2: the water. I was like, yes, Rob Austin, He's like
Speaker 2: trying to drown him. And then you think Nathan's going
Speaker 2: to be the one, like calm guy, and he gives
Speaker 2: him a hand and then freaking punches him right in
Speaker 2: the face. Like yeah, it just I loved it. I
Speaker 2: loved how real it felt. It was. It was a
Speaker 2: little awkward because you know what fights are ever choreographed
Speaker 2: like they are in action movies, And I don't know,
Speaker 2: I just loved it. I was like, these are three
Speaker 2: dudes I would trust with my life.
Speaker 4: Hell yes, And first of all, you gotta love dumb,
Speaker 4: dumb killer man. He's in the car with the three
Speaker 4: of us, the vibe is so clearly off and Julian
Speaker 4: starts like good day for a drive, Like it's so
Speaker 4: obvious that like, yeah, he is in a bad way
Speaker 4: and he's just like, so where are we going? Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's like, dude, you're in big trouble. But I loved
Speaker 4: it when after so the scene, yeah, when Julian tackles
Speaker 4: him back into the water, I just immediately I felt
Speaker 4: like I was watching the male version of the James
Speaker 4: Sisters fighting in the pool. Like the fight almost came
Speaker 4: out of the water and he was like, no, we're
Speaker 4: all staying in the water. Yeah, and I love the
Speaker 4: punch by by Nathan So a peek behind the curtains.
Speaker 4: When we were getting ready to shoot this scene, like
Speaker 4: the safety coordinator came over and was like, hey, so
Speaker 4: here's the deal. No, like, are you up to date
Speaker 4: on your shots and stuff. It's like what And they're like,
Speaker 4: don't worry. We're checking the the fecal contaminant level in
Speaker 4: that river. It's just getting very close to like the threshold.
Speaker 4: So when you go into the water, just trying to
Speaker 4: get it like in your eyes or definitely don't get
Speaker 4: it in your mouth. You've seen that scene, I'm supposed
Speaker 4: to be screaming like what. So the it was like poop.
Speaker 2: River because we were in farm country.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was gross. I remember the whole time. It
Speaker 4: was like I wasn't even thinking about the scene. I
Speaker 4: was like, don't swallow the poop. Don't swallow poop.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 4: It was terrible because like, dude, you get you get sick,
Speaker 4: sick if that happens. So, yeah, we were all putting
Speaker 4: our and then I of course, like then Austin is
Speaker 4: diving back in and flashing around and ian Eric had
Speaker 4: to be like, dunked in it, dunked in it. So
Speaker 4: it was just it was not ideal for what the
Speaker 4: scene was going to be.
Speaker 2: But ill, this is the thing I have to just say.
Speaker 2: There is this like stereotype that actors, our little snowflake divas,
Speaker 2: so sensitive, gets so taken care of, and I'm like, no,
Speaker 2: we're the ones who get thrown in the water and
Speaker 2: people are like, just watch your mouth because you know
Speaker 2: you could get MRSA and maybe die, but we got
Speaker 2: to get the shot, like.
Speaker 4: What Yeah, Or when it's twenty degrees outside and they're
Speaker 4: like we're going to cover you in fake blood and water.
Speaker 4: Just lay on the ground and don't breathe.
Speaker 2: Don't breathe, and you're like for eight hours.
Speaker 4: You're like, oh, cool, that's it. Great, I'll keep my
Speaker 4: hypothermia to myself.
Speaker 2: Wow. I literally wrote down and go the three boys
Speaker 2: look dope walking away together. I I love this And
Speaker 2: now I'm like, I'm so sorry you had to do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was one on the page. When I read it,
Speaker 4: I was like, this is awesome because a I'm getting
Speaker 4: to like do a scene with my two buddies. It's redemption,
Speaker 4: it's justice. And then I heard about the poop water
Speaker 4: and was like, ooh, now this is just so like, Oh,
Speaker 4: let's not get super sick and get out of here
Speaker 4: kind of day.
Speaker 2: Oh it's so yucky. Oh. I have something that clearly
Speaker 2: auto corrected, and it's one line in my notes and
Speaker 2: it says sugar is soaking and I'm like, it just
Speaker 2: threw me so out because it's right after you guys
Speaker 2: walking away, and I'm like, wait, what, like, what words
Speaker 2: was I trying to type that auto corrected to those words?
Speaker 4: I can't even Were you watching a baking show in
Speaker 4: the background.
Speaker 2: I didn't think so. But it's in between you guys
Speaker 2: walking away and the note about Kellerman and Snipy Plover,
Speaker 2: So it's got to be something on his boat. I
Speaker 2: don't know, well what I will say, it's an interesting
Speaker 2: cut to see these three guys being so wonderful and
Speaker 2: standing up in the way that they can and trying
Speaker 2: to teach this little dip a lesson. And I like that.
Speaker 2: The next time we see Professor Kellerman, it's him and
Speaker 2: Nathan and he's, you know, getting the boat ready obviously,
Speaker 2: you know prop fiasco fail aside. I love that his
Speaker 2: sort of last moment on the way out of town
Speaker 2: is to go snipe plover. Yes it's a bird. He's
Speaker 2: a hero, yes, yes, and he gets he gets to
Speaker 2: have the dad moment that he deserves with the kind
Speaker 2: of son that he deserves. Yeah, someone he can actually
Speaker 2: pass a baton too and help out. And I just
Speaker 2: love that so much.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he really I forgot, but yeah, he totally becomes
Speaker 4: a hero. Yeah that's right, man, Oh my gosh, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I forgot that. He was the one who gave me that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that was a great That was a great button because
Speaker 4: I had forgotten how that whole condo thing gets resolved.
Speaker 4: But now I'm starting to remember where that goes, changing
Speaker 4: gears Quinn.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's where I was going to go. The sentence
Speaker 2: I was starting was I gotta give props to Chantelle
Speaker 2: because she's clearly in this like well, her and the
Speaker 2: writers obviously it takes two to tango, but like they're
Speaker 2: clearly in this sort of season for Quinn of letting
Speaker 2: her lean into her quirkiness and her goofiness. And the
Speaker 2: last episode she goes so hard in the paint with
Speaker 2: Jana and then the freakin' Spraytan. I was like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, girl like she was such a good sport
Speaker 2: about it. I loved seeing Joni Shay being the woman
Speaker 2: at the spray tan salon. So for our friends at home, Joni,
Speaker 2: sweet dear, Joni is our hairdresser on the show, and
Speaker 2: to have her be like, I don't I don't think
Speaker 2: you want that one in her sweet, little, like maternal voice.
Speaker 2: I just I loved it. It's such an easter egg
Speaker 2: for us and for our crew.
Speaker 5: But oh my god, you not seeing her at the
Speaker 5: game over and over again and everyone else seeing her
Speaker 5: and being like, dude, it's such a funny device.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the whole gag was great. The only my own
Speaker 4: I did have a no going like He's standing ten
Speaker 4: feet away from her and she is enthusiastically shouting throughout
Speaker 4: the whole game. Yeah, there is no world which you
Speaker 4: do not recognize your partners shout. Yeah you know, but
Speaker 4: I don't care. That was just the comedy of it
Speaker 4: completely in the moment. I love that we get to
Speaker 4: see everyone's reaction before Clay's. And I gotta say I
Speaker 4: thought the moment when I see her when she comes
Speaker 4: up and whispers in my ear and I turn around.
Speaker 4: It's not often I watch something I do and I
Speaker 4: go I that crushed. That was awesome. But that moment
Speaker 4: when I see her and I turned back and like
Speaker 4: that I thought was so freaking funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys were so funny, just the whole thread
Speaker 2: of it. I also, Rob, I got to give you
Speaker 2: similar props. When you're outside in the top of the
Speaker 2: episode working out and she tells you she booked a
Speaker 2: job in Puerto Rico and you're like, can't go, and
Speaker 2: then she says supermodels and you're like, I'll totally go,
Speaker 2: can't wait. It was such a perfect comedic bit for you.
Speaker 2: And I laughed out loud.
Speaker 4: Ooh that's a win I did.
Speaker 2: It's always like, yeah, when you laugh out loud and
Speaker 2: you're alone in your house, you're like, oh, this is good.
Speaker 2: This was really good. Huh.
Speaker 4: This episode had so much fun in it. I thought, yeah.
Speaker 4: I at first, I was confused. It's like, why is
Speaker 4: Clay really feels like Clay is rushing this game, like
Speaker 4: what's his deal? And then then it's the flashbackt quinnying,
Speaker 4: like you're gonna get laid tonight, and then I thought,
Speaker 4: it's the funniest thing in the world watching this guy, yes,
Speaker 4: yell at nine year olds to speed it up, be like.
Speaker 2: Come on, kids, hustle up, three.
Speaker 4: Down, let's go. That was so good. And also kudos
Speaker 4: to Chantelle because she was in a bikini in this episode,
Speaker 4: far more than she needed to be. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: which is unfortunately just something our show did. But I
Speaker 4: feel like lately in these episodes she has been bearing
Speaker 4: the brunt of it. And it also made me laugh
Speaker 4: because in the scene back at their house, she is
Speaker 4: in a bikini and she has her phone and she's
Speaker 4: like telling Klay, like, you should get home tonight because
Speaker 4: this is what I was waiting for it. And she
Speaker 4: takes a picture of her like it's like a selfie
Speaker 4: of the like her body in the bikini, and I'm
Speaker 4: just laughing, going, like they see each other naked all
Speaker 4: the time like that, actually, like there's nothing like the.
Speaker 2: They're not in a long distance relationship, Like what what.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like they probably had sex this morning. And she's like,
Speaker 4: but also here's a picture of me kind of clothed.
Speaker 4: It's like, yeah, he he saw it all this morning.
Speaker 4: He's gonna see it again tonight, like that's you've already.
Speaker 6: Done it, Like what it is really really goofy, But
Speaker 6: it is one of those things that you realize because
Speaker 6: the audience doesn't see what happens off camera, these devices
Speaker 6: get created in these scenes.
Speaker 2: But I mean, poor sweet Chantale, you know, they couldn't
Speaker 2: put me in my underwear because I'm depressed because I've just,
Speaker 2: you know, lost a baby, and they certainly can't do
Speaker 2: it to Joy. She's literally just had a baby, like irl.
Speaker 2: So I feel like Quinn got every single thing that
Speaker 2: usually gets split up among the girls, and she she
Speaker 2: had to be such a champ in this episode, and
Speaker 2: I really appreciate her choice to play the spray tand
Speaker 2: like it's so great, like she's just so oblivious and
Speaker 2: the YouTube getting in the hot tub at the end
Speaker 2: of the night and the die just seeping everywhere and
Speaker 2: you don't miss a beat, and you go, if we
Speaker 2: donk you, we can make tea. Yeah killed me because
Speaker 2: you dead panned it and it was so funny.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that whole bit. I mean, there's no vanity
Speaker 4: in comedy and she knows it, and she just goes
Speaker 4: for broke man all of her stuff. She's never she's
Speaker 4: never holding back to try to like save face. And
Speaker 4: I mean this the Panther, The Panther. The Panther is
Speaker 4: no exception. Man, the whole bit was so good and
Speaker 4: just we're outside, We're at a park, it's kids playing baseball.
Speaker 4: There was also there's like no fat on this episode.
Speaker 4: It's like every second was used for a piece of storytelling.
Speaker 2: You know, there was no filler, no it and everything
Speaker 2: was charming or funny or really heartfelt. Like the fact
Speaker 2: that the Little League game and the lead up to
Speaker 2: Puerto Rico and the Tanning joke is in the same
Speaker 2: episode that Nathan is solving a mystery with Clay and
Speaker 2: Julian about Kellerman. You're like, how's that going to work?
Speaker 2: And it works mm hmm, it works really really well.
Speaker 2: And what I will say I really appreciate in terms
Speaker 2: of the arcs of all these characters. I really like that,
Speaker 2: despite how sad Brooke and Julian are, that they gave
Speaker 2: Brooke and Hayley a moment of humor about it. And
Speaker 2: it's not Gallows humor, it's not that dark. But even
Speaker 2: the fact that we believe at this point the Brook
Speaker 2: and Julian are going to take this opportunity. They're going
Speaker 2: to go to New York. You know, close over bros
Speaker 2: has essentially been her baby, and they're going to sort
Speaker 2: of reconstitute their life plans. And so Brooke wants to
Speaker 2: take this sign to Haley from Karen's, you know, this
Speaker 2: moment of the childhood she's gonna leave behind, but cracks
Speaker 2: a joke like I'm gonna give you the last remnants
Speaker 2: of Karen's Cafe for Lydia straight up, and it's like
Speaker 2: they they play a bit about the saddest thing that's
Speaker 2: just happened to Brooke, but like, that's best friendship is
Speaker 2: laughing with each other through your sadness.
Speaker 4: Okay, but help me understand this because we haven't ever
Speaker 4: seen them on camera talking about it, have we. I
Speaker 4: was confused because when I saw that, I was confused
Speaker 4: to I went, oh, she still hasn't, which is fair.
Speaker 4: She's letting Haley like have her experience of beeting mom
Speaker 4: and not making about her. But to me that was
Speaker 4: that was a joke, but like Haley wasn't really in
Speaker 4: on the subtext.
Speaker 2: So the way that I made sense of that is
Speaker 2: because Julian has told Nathan and Clay, and then obviously
Speaker 2: that night at the hospital, Nathan's the one who goes Brooke,
Speaker 2: are you okay? And I say like, I'm just so
Speaker 2: happy for you guys. My assumption is that the next day,
Speaker 2: again off camera stuff, but I'm assuming that Nathan is like, hey,
Speaker 2: what's the deal with the baby, and Julian's like, oh,
Speaker 2: we didn't want to tell you. Same night, like the
Speaker 2: woman renegged, she backed out. So I assume I have
Speaker 2: to assume now that three episodes later, Haley does know,
Speaker 2: and they're all trying to like make the best of it,
Speaker 2: because there's no way Nathan's not going to tell Hailey like, hey, FYI,
Speaker 2: this happened. You know. I want you to be able
Speaker 2: to take care of your friend.
Speaker 4: It just feels like a big scene we should have
Speaker 4: seen on cam.
Speaker 2: I a big moment fully agree, fully agree, and it
Speaker 2: is It's one of those things that's missing, right. It's like,
Speaker 2: that's a big scene we should have seen on camera.
Speaker 2: At the end of this episode when we do the
Speaker 2: big reveal and that it was Alex and Brooke who
Speaker 2: did the swap, and you know, Alex the person who
Speaker 2: betrayed Brooks, so much, especially like using this fertility journey
Speaker 2: against her winds up being the person that like gets
Speaker 2: to have this surprise with her. What I would have
Speaker 2: given to see Brooke and Alex have that.
Speaker 4: That would have been great, man.
Speaker 2: Right, Which is actually a perfect moment to say, we
Speaker 2: knew this was coming, And obviously we had Janna on
Speaker 2: the show last week and she couldn't be with us
Speaker 2: this week, so we did do a little cheets key
Speaker 2: and ask her to skip ahead and talk to us
Speaker 2: about that scene. So can our lovely producers plug Jenna's
Speaker 2: audio in for us for a second? Jenna, I am
Speaker 2: dying to know with the whole p test, drug Test, Kid, Cuddy, Quinn,
Speaker 2: Pop Brownie, Brooke, Julian thing, did you know in eight
Speaker 2: nineteen when you were doing the drug test storyline what
Speaker 2: was coming?
Speaker 3: I had. I had no idea anything until I got
Speaker 3: the script. I knew nothing yet.
Speaker 4: When you were reading it at first and it seems
Speaker 4: like it's alex Is the one who's pregnant. Yes, what
Speaker 4: was your reaction again?
Speaker 3: I just feel like it was It's like reading it,
Speaker 3: you know, you want to know what happens, right, You
Speaker 3: want to get to the end of the book and
Speaker 3: figure it out. I knew in my gut it wasn't me,
Speaker 3: and knowing what the storyline with Brook has been, it
Speaker 3: would make sense because of the loss, you know, because
Speaker 3: of the struggle and the all of that. So yeah,
Speaker 3: I wanted and hoped that it was her.
Speaker 2: What I really loved and what I wish they'd let
Speaker 2: us have is that because we were doing flashbacks to
Speaker 2: certain things in these episodes, and maybe after all the
Speaker 2: car crash flashbacks in eight nineteen, they didn't want to
Speaker 2: do flashbacks in eight twenty. But I wish we could
Speaker 2: have cut to you coming to the house and us
Speaker 2: doing this thing together, because the crux of this fertility
Speaker 2: journey for her was punctuated by you know, Brook's feeling
Speaker 2: of betrayal that Julian told Alex, and I loved at
Speaker 2: the end that it was actually Alex who helps Brook
Speaker 2: figure it out. Like I loved that for our characters,
Speaker 2: and I don't know it really like it made me
Speaker 2: feel kind of emo. And I wish we'd gotten a
Speaker 2: flashback moment of being in the bathroom, like paying in a.
Speaker 3: Cup together because that would have really just solidified our
Speaker 3: bond too. Yes, you know, the characters stuff. So I
Speaker 3: agree with you that would that's a miss on their
Speaker 3: part for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would have liked that. But oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: did you Did you flip to the end of the
Speaker 2: episode to figure it out or were you just like
Speaker 2: wait what? Wait?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: Wait? What every page you turn?
Speaker 3: No, I'm always a read the last page. It's really bad.
Speaker 3: It's a really terrible trait. Like, it's really bad. When
Speaker 3: I was watching Bridgerton the first season, I had to
Speaker 3: know if they got together, so I watched the first
Speaker 3: in the last episode, I just had to do it.
Speaker 3: I'm terrible. It's awful. It's a really bad quality of mine.
Speaker 4: Can you still enjoy the middle?
Speaker 2: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: I enjoyed, and I soak it in knowing that everything's
Speaker 3: going to be okay, and I'm so afraid of the
Speaker 3: bottom falling out all the time that I just want
Speaker 3: to make sure everything's going to be fine and then
Speaker 3: I can just enjoy them and not have that like stress.
Speaker 2: I actually think that's genius. It's like, the reason everyone
Speaker 2: during the pandemic started watching comfort shows is because no
Speaker 2: one wanted to be surprised. So you're figuring out how
Speaker 2: to watch new shows but make them feel comforting and
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 4: Here's a question if, like, I don't know how Bridgriton goes, right,
Speaker 4: But let's say you watched the first you're like, well shit,
Speaker 4: and I got to watch the last, and you watch
Speaker 4: the last and the couple you're rooting for are not together.
Speaker 4: Do you bail on the series or can you still
Speaker 4: watch it? But you just like adjust your expectations.
Speaker 2: I'd probably bail, Okay, Yeah, I like it?
Speaker 4: Did you? Oh my god, you've been hilarious. If you
Speaker 4: watch the first episode of Game of Thrones and you're like,
Speaker 4: this is my show, and then you jump to the
Speaker 4: last one and you see John Snow killing her spoiler alert,
Speaker 4: and you're like, well this show.
Speaker 3: Honestly, I watched one episode and I was like, I
Speaker 3: don't understand anything, and I'm not into dragons or whatever.
Speaker 3: This stuff is so.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm going to confess I've literally never seen an episode.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to be one of those people who gasps,
Speaker 4: you know good. I'm sure you were using your time
Speaker 4: for something great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean yeah, I was like one and done.
Speaker 2: Yeah, by the time it got to the end and
Speaker 2: everyone was so into it. I remember one of my
Speaker 2: friends and I were like, well, maybe we should start,
Speaker 2: and we we tried, and I was like, I don't care.
Speaker 2: I just don't care.
Speaker 3: I did that with the Yellowstone. I just binge the
Speaker 3: entire thing at the very end. I did the same
Speaker 3: thing with Ted Lasso. Everyone was like, we love Ted last.
Speaker 3: So I like to watch things after the crazy things. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: but I loved both of those.
Speaker 2: Those are good.
Speaker 4: I will say oiled by binging. We we watched Survivor
Speaker 4: here and so we saw that there was a new season,
Speaker 4: not realizing it hadn't wrapped yet, and so we would
Speaker 4: get like three quarters of the way through and then
Speaker 4: all of a sudden, I have to wait a week
Speaker 4: for a new episode, and I'm like, what kind of
Speaker 4: BS is this?
Speaker 3: Like it's bad, it's fresh hell, and I can't last
Speaker 3: because we're a love is blind house.
Speaker 2: So very well, it's good. I like the UK the best.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I love it. I love it.
Speaker 4: Oh man, that was such a fun ride I had.
Speaker 4: I had no idea where it was going. I was like,
Speaker 4: it's in my notes. All cabs, Oh that was Alex's
Speaker 4: p Next wait whose pea? Was it? Next one? All caps?
Speaker 4: No way Brooke is pregnant.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: I loved the ride.
Speaker 2: I did too, I did too. And and the irony
Speaker 2: is when this whole drug testing thing was happening, I
Speaker 2: forgot that that's how we found out. I was like,
Speaker 2: what is this all about?
Speaker 4: Also that we laid no, we laid no groundwork for
Speaker 4: the whole drug test that we only learned about that
Speaker 4: when Chase referenced it to Alex, right, or might did
Speaker 4: I miss something?
Speaker 2: Well? He asks her to help him. He asks her
Speaker 2: questions about it, so it's their runner through the episode,
Speaker 2: that's right. You know, She's like, no, I know all
Speaker 2: about it. Obviously she has to like do all these
Speaker 2: things because she went to rehabits, how she gets insured
Speaker 2: as an actor, all the whatever. But I forget when
Speaker 2: he is like, I needed to do the drug test
Speaker 2: to apply to the Air Force, I was like, wait,
Speaker 2: what Chase is going to the Air Force. It threw
Speaker 2: me for such a loop that I literally forgot that.
Speaker 2: It was this sort of cartwheeling whose pea is at story?
Speaker 2: By the end, I was so in their storyline that
Speaker 2: I forgot I had anything to do with it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was great and the Mighty Casey voiceover with
Speaker 4: a twist, and Jamie actually getting the hit. All of
Speaker 4: that was great. Dude, Speaking of Jamie and hits, how
Speaker 4: savage is he to Chuck in the dugout? When Chuck goes,
Speaker 4: you hit like my mom and he says, oh really,
Speaker 4: let's go ask her. Oh that's right, she's not here.
Speaker 2: That was gnarly.
Speaker 4: Wait to sweep the leg kid, Cheez Louise.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, for Chuck, I did. I did make a
Speaker 2: note though that. And this is that sad thing where
Speaker 2: you wish the adults were within earshot because Chuck is
Speaker 2: being mean to Jamie and Jamie's sick of it. So
Speaker 2: Jamie then hits back at Chuck. But it's so below
Speaker 2: the belt and all this would be such a teaching
Speaker 2: moment for the wonderful men on our show to go, hey, hey,
Speaker 2: we don't do that. We don't treat our teammates that way,
Speaker 2: we don't treat our friends that way. Like there could
Speaker 2: have been such a moment to model, you know, apologies.
Speaker 2: And it's just the most below the belt insult from
Speaker 2: another six year old you've ever heard in your life.
Speaker 4: So disproportionate. It'd be like if someone went, oh, yeah,
Speaker 4: well you've got something in your teeth, and then you went, yeah,
Speaker 4: well your eyes are too close together and it makes
Speaker 4: you look inbred and everyone laughs about it. It's like,
Speaker 4: what are those two on the same level?
Speaker 2: Yeah, just not. That's not it, man, that is not it.
Speaker 2: One of the things that I noticed in this that
Speaker 2: I hadn't at the time, because obviously I wasn't in
Speaker 2: the scenes where you guys are coaching. But part of
Speaker 2: me was like, oh, I wonder if it was intentional
Speaker 2: for Carol in wardrobe to have Brooks show up at
Speaker 2: the Little League field and address the same color as
Speaker 2: the team's hats.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, it would have been cute if
Speaker 2: Julian had had the hat on and you know, she'd
Speaker 2: taken it off of him or something. But like, I
Speaker 2: show up in team colors.
Speaker 4: Well, And also it's that seemed to me felt like
Speaker 4: we were running out of time and we weren't going
Speaker 4: to make it back to the studio to get to
Speaker 4: your guys's house, and so they're just like, let's just
Speaker 4: shoot it on the field because it's odd, right, There's
Speaker 4: there's nothing happening. Juliane is just standing on a field.
Speaker 4: We don't know what time it is, Like, there's no
Speaker 4: sounds of game happening. He's just randomly standing in a
Speaker 4: field and then you just walk it. To me, it
Speaker 4: felt like a dream sequence, like you walk up in
Speaker 4: a flowy dress.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a little dreamy, and I think that's
Speaker 2: what they wanted. I think they wanted the romance of it.
Speaker 2: I remember asking Greg our director, you know, like, can
Speaker 2: you just give me what's happening here? Obviously she's gotten
Speaker 2: the news, she wants to get dressed up, she wants
Speaker 2: to have this sweet moment, and he was like, the
Speaker 2: way I figure it is they've finished, They've gotten all
Speaker 2: the kids packed up. Everybody's like just leaving the parking lot,
Speaker 2: and Julian's taking a minute to himself to just think
Speaker 2: about it all. You know, he's just spent a day
Speaker 2: with all these kids and doesn't think they're ever going
Speaker 2: to get to have one Like it's this sort of
Speaker 2: reflection and what they wanted. And the reason they wrote
Speaker 2: it that way is because Brook's talking about playgrounds, Julian's
Speaker 2: coaching little league, and Jamie is giving the baseball voiceover,
Speaker 2: and they really wanted that up and away aerial shot
Speaker 2: of these two people getting everything they wanted on a
Speaker 2: kid's playground that a'll make sense, Yeah, which is really sweet.
Speaker 2: But I would have loved to have seen Brooke getting
Speaker 2: out of her car, shutting the door, waving as like
Speaker 2: Nathan and Jamie are driving away, just to know like
Speaker 2: this happened right at that moment. It would have helped
Speaker 2: tie it together. And it probably would have. I mean,
Speaker 2: I was about to say it probably have taken four
Speaker 2: seconds in the edit, but it probably would have taken
Speaker 2: four hours to shoot. And they were like, we're not
Speaker 2: doing that. It's absolutely not worth the time or money.
Speaker 4: We have a listener question. McKenna asks, we have learned
Speaker 4: that the titles of the episodes are song titles. How
Speaker 4: are these picked? They were picked by the showrunner, right.
Speaker 2: So I think so I would imagine from Yeah, I
Speaker 2: would imagine with Lindsay Wolfington's help, because you know, this
Speaker 2: is our music supervisor who came on a few weeks ago,
Speaker 2: and she had, you know, files of songs that she
Speaker 2: thought would be right for One Tree Hill. So I
Speaker 2: would imagine there were these files of songs and then
Speaker 2: they would look through them and think like, oh, that's
Speaker 2: a good title, or this was my favorite song from
Speaker 2: my college years. I have no idea. I'm spitballing, but yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, she goes on to ask additionally, what song title
Speaker 4: would you choose to be the title of the chapter
Speaker 4: of life you all are in now?
Speaker 2: WHOA, oh, oh my gosh, do you know?
Speaker 4: I mean? I just because of the chaos on a
Speaker 4: daily basis in my house, DMX is up in here
Speaker 4: came into my head like that all gonna make me
Speaker 4: lose my mind up in here. I'm here, you know.
Speaker 2: I love that for you. I don't know why. It's
Speaker 2: just a song that's been on repeat a lot in
Speaker 2: our house. Is a real throwback. It's Wide Open Spaces
Speaker 2: by the Dixie Chicks. Oh, and everybody sings along to it,
Speaker 2: and it is a real vibe, especially like you know,
Speaker 2: on drives upstate. Whatever. It's like. It's it's the starter
Speaker 2: song of the playlist in Moments of Joy. So that's
Speaker 2: that's it for me.
Speaker 4: You got an honorable mention.
Speaker 2: Honorable mention.
Speaker 4: In this mind, it is just seeing Nathan be a
Speaker 4: rad dad, specifically in that moment where he calls time
Speaker 4: out and he goes up to Jamie. He's just like,
Speaker 4: this is just a game, dude, you're great, have some fun.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, that scene him and that whole scene. I
Speaker 2: absolutely concur the idea that he had the wherewithal to say,
Speaker 2: it's just a game, We're going to get ice cream.
Speaker 2: No matter what my dad always pressured me, you don't
Speaker 2: need to feel any pressure. The fact that he's so
Speaker 2: honest with this little boy to really make sure he's
Speaker 2: breaking that curse and he manages to keep it light
Speaker 2: A plus plus.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was a perfect example of breaking a generational cycle. Yeah,
Speaker 4: well done, Nathan.
Speaker 2: Scott, well done.
Speaker 4: Let's spin a wheeling get out of here.
Speaker 2: Let's do it. Friend, it's the weekend.
Speaker 4: We got next to eat most likely to eat a
Speaker 4: spider because they were dared. Not me, I mean me
Speaker 4: in real life me you would do that, well, especially
Speaker 4: not now really but in high school? Yeah? Many kidding me?
Speaker 4: If they got a laugh, I yeah, for sure.
Speaker 2: Wow, hats off to you, friend, No way, like, not
Speaker 2: only would I not do it if you dared me,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't do it if you paid me, so.
Speaker 4: You would not have been a good contestant on fear factor.
Speaker 2: There is not enough money in the world that you
Speaker 2: could pay me to go on that show. No, absolutely not,
Speaker 2: wouldn't do it.
Speaker 4: No, all right, you heard it here. Folks, don't ever ask,
Speaker 4: dare or even try to bribe Sophia into eating a spider,
Speaker 4: because it's not going to happen.
Speaker 2: It's a no for me dog. The next episode, however,
Speaker 2: is a yes.
Speaker 4: Hey, Hey, we'll be.
Speaker 2: Back with season eight, episode twenty one, Flightless Bird American Mouth.
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