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Speaker 2: at the very end of the holidays, trying to save
Speaker 2: every last moment that we can. How are you it's
Speaker 2: all the all the sickness passed through the house. I
Speaker 2: know so many people that got sick over the holidays.
Speaker 3: We got destroyed so well. We had dodged COVID since
Speaker 3: the whole time, and at the start of December we
Speaker 3: all got COVID, everyone in the family. And then right
Speaker 3: as we were getting over it, we had family fly
Speaker 3: in from New Zealand and one of them caught something
Speaker 3: on the plane. No, and then I got so then
Speaker 3: we got sick again. And then right as I was
Speaker 3: getting over that, like three days ago, I got sick again. Sorry.
Speaker 3: I don't know what I did to rack up so
Speaker 3: much bad karma, but I gotta, I gotta fix it
Speaker 3: because I am so tired of being sick. How about you?
Speaker 3: How are your holidays?
Speaker 2: They were great and I haven't been sick. I actually
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Speaker 2: and I've We're healthy over here and feeling cozy but
Speaker 2: I'm ready. I'm ready for a new year. I'm ready
Speaker 2: to launch into it. This one is season eight, episode two.
Speaker 2: I can't see you, but I know you're there. Air
Speaker 2: date September twenty first, twenty ten, Rob, you want to
Speaker 2: read the synapsis.
Speaker 3: I'd love to. Clay and Quinn discover they've been shot
Speaker 3: and as they fight to live, Nathan and Haley struggle
Speaker 3: with the situation. Meanwhile, Julian tries to preoccupy Jamie and
Speaker 3: Brooks legal troubles mount Ooh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a there was There was a lot
Speaker 2: in this that was a lot of bouncing back and
Speaker 2: forth between incredible tragedy, huge this financial situation with Brooke is.
Speaker 2: Haley goes, how bad can it get? And Brooks like
Speaker 2: I could lose a company. I'm like, can't you go
Speaker 2: to jail? I feel like that's how bad it gets,
Speaker 2: not losing the company, but anyway, that's whole thing. And
Speaker 2: then Clay and Quinn just trying to come back to life,
Speaker 2: and then we're bouncing back and forth between that and
Speaker 2: the buddy comedy with Jamie and Julian, which is really
Speaker 2: fun too. So anyway, we were kind of all over
Speaker 2: the place, but mainly Clay and Quinn. Let's get into it.
Speaker 3: Let's so peak behind the curtain. I was about five
Speaker 3: minutes into the episode when there was discussions of us
Speaker 3: not recording this today, and I thought, oh, okay, cool.
Speaker 3: Now I'm just going to watch it for myself. I'm
Speaker 3: not going to do like thorough note taking, which is
Speaker 3: me stopping the episode every thirty seconds to write something down.
Speaker 3: And I just got to watch it as a viewer,
Speaker 3: and man, I had the same experience that I did
Speaker 3: the last time I watched this. I was like, the
Speaker 3: show's good. I didn't remember any of clayin Quinn's of
Speaker 3: this part of the story.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 3: I knew we were in a coma. Yeah, I knew
Speaker 3: we were in a coma, and I remember the stuff
Speaker 3: from eight oh one where we're like, just it's idyllic
Speaker 3: and then we realize we've been shot. I didn't realize
Speaker 3: there was this whole like dream world segment where we
Speaker 3: are yeah, oh yeah, what's going on? But I also
Speaker 3: thought it was very effective. I thought Chantell was so good.
Speaker 2: Yeah I agree, but I.
Speaker 3: It made me sad. I was I got it worked
Speaker 3: for me.
Speaker 2: It was really well done. This whole bit of you
Speaker 2: guys opening doors and it's and it's a green field,
Speaker 2: and then you turn a corner and it's a hospital,
Speaker 2: or you know, you peek around a tree and suddenly
Speaker 2: it's like there's the hospital hallway, or you being in
Speaker 2: the room with yourself looking at yourself and having to
Speaker 2: react to what that would feel like. You know, you
Speaker 2: hear about people who have these out of body experiences,
Speaker 2: and I can't even imagine did you rese search any
Speaker 2: of that for any reason to be able to feel
Speaker 2: what that would feel?
Speaker 3: I don't know, like no, because I think my thinking
Speaker 3: was he's never gone through this before, so I think
Speaker 3: he should be every bit is sort of confused and
Speaker 3: fish out of water, as I would be. Yeah, So
Speaker 3: that was just I think that's what I remember playing.
Speaker 3: I did laugh at the start of it because I
Speaker 3: had the same thing this episode where I went, how
Speaker 3: long have they been on the floor bleeding?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I know, and will you hear the
Speaker 2: medic go yes, twelve plus hours?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, how long did he get shot? Twelve hours?
Speaker 3: And he's like, I don't know how he's still alive.
Speaker 3: But I thought, okay, glad you guys addressed it. But
Speaker 3: it sure feels like a lot more than twelve hours.
Speaker 2: I feel like it was three days.
Speaker 3: I could not believe you guys be the slowest bleed
Speaker 3: of all time and.
Speaker 2: It was right in your chest. They were doing open
Speaker 2: heart surgery on you or open cab.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was. It was quite full on. But yeah,
Speaker 3: when the medics said that, I was like, all right,
Speaker 3: I appreciate you clearing that up for me, but also storytelling,
Speaker 3: why is it sure feels like a lot more than
Speaker 3: half a day has passed?
Speaker 2: That for sure was dropped in later that was like
Speaker 2: somebody in the edit room went, how long have these
Speaker 2: two been laying on the floor And they were like,
Speaker 2: throw somebody into adr to say twelve hours. And they
Speaker 2: put it in the medics scene.
Speaker 3: Because Nathan was working out with Jamie and then he
Speaker 3: left to camp. That's when he stopped by Clay in
Speaker 3: Quinn's place. Yeah, so I thought he'd at least been
Speaker 3: at camp for a day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree, it definitely feels like longer than twelve hours.
Speaker 2: I don't remember finding you guys.
Speaker 3: I didn't either, Joy.
Speaker 2: And no idea that I was the one that walked in. No,
Speaker 2: no idea.
Speaker 3: I didn't recall that at all.
Speaker 2: Your eyes would were closed, like you guys wouldn't. Maybe
Speaker 2: they shot that sequence of you laying there and then
Speaker 2: you guys went to go get cleaned up, and they
Speaker 2: just shot my individual reaction or something. But that was
Speaker 2: also that's a lot of cleanup for you guys. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I feel like those kinds of episodes are hard to
Speaker 2: shoot when you're back and forth between being bloody and
Speaker 2: not bloody, and your shirt would be totally crisp and
Speaker 2: white at one moment and then totally bloody in another moment,
Speaker 2: and then you have to be in the hospital bed
Speaker 2: and with so many actors in a scene, trying to
Speaker 2: coordinate the schedule of all of that, like who's gonna
Speaker 2: wait while you guys go get cleaned up? And what
Speaker 2: part of the scene are we gonna shoot while you're
Speaker 2: get rebloodied? And yeah, that was I feel like there
Speaker 2: were a lot of moving pieces with this episode.
Speaker 3: That's that's also kind of like though with women's hair,
Speaker 3: don't you don't you feel like when you're like you're
Speaker 3: shooting something and it's like over the course of different
Speaker 3: days and it's like, wait, was her hair up or down?
Speaker 3: For this, yeah, and there's a lot of it's a
Speaker 3: thirty minute transformation, so it's like, Okay, what are we
Speaker 3: gonna do for thirty minutes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's right, because we go from day one
Speaker 2: to day three, tonight two to one, yeah, day four. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I Also, what I do remember is that moment where
Speaker 2: I was talking to Sophia, well Haley and Brooker talking
Speaker 2: and Chantelle's standing right there and talking to us. I
Speaker 2: remember that being really hard to just completely ignore her
Speaker 2: and time out the things that we were saying to
Speaker 2: each other so that we didn't all talk over each other,
Speaker 2: but without looking at her, so I couldn't tell when
Speaker 2: her mouth was gonna move. It was hard. It was
Speaker 2: harder that I thought it was gonna be.
Speaker 3: I laughed watching that scene just thinking about what that
Speaker 3: was like for you guys on the day. Ye. It's
Speaker 3: so First of all, it's hilarious that none of you
Speaker 3: guys step on each other's lines, because in real life,
Speaker 3: why would you and the ghost be synced up and
Speaker 3: never interrupting? It's right, but it's also just the reality
Speaker 3: of like your friend having to be like, can't you
Speaker 3: hear me? I'm right here, and you're like I can't
Speaker 3: hear you, pal.
Speaker 2: I wonder if we rehearsed that, we had to have
Speaker 2: not traversed it a couple of times.
Speaker 3: How about at the end, or closer to the end,
Speaker 3: when Nathan has that sweet, sweet speech to Coma Clay.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that was so beautiful.
Speaker 3: Come back and see Clay listening to all of it,
Speaker 3: but the speech lovely.
Speaker 2: What a great moment of friendship. It was really nice
Speaker 2: to see Nathan be opened up like that. He's been
Speaker 2: doing so much more of that lately. It's really nice.
Speaker 3: It was great. I just thought, yeah, like I I know,
Speaker 3: the whole Katie storyline is so bonkers, and even like
Speaker 3: this is is, it's out there, but I was invested.
Speaker 3: I was I was on board, you know, and worried
Speaker 3: for Clay and Quinn and and how there was that
Speaker 3: moment where when Clay's like, you gotta go, you got
Speaker 3: to open your eyes, and there's the last shot of
Speaker 3: when he was like, we're good, I promise, and then
Speaker 3: she closes her eyes and there's a quick cut back
Speaker 3: to Clay and you can see that he's he's not
Speaker 3: confident in what he just said. A moment of sadness
Speaker 3: and you're like, oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're really holding it all together. And I was
Speaker 2: wondering that too. Watching Clay, I was like you, I
Speaker 2: could see you making the choice to be stronger and
Speaker 2: stronger and have more energy and be in the dream world,
Speaker 2: and seeing chantale be it seemed like more frail and
Speaker 2: the dichotomy, I guess, of the two of you, that's
Speaker 2: not the right word, the contrast of the two of
Speaker 2: you in different places and her coming back that scene
Speaker 2: broke my heart. And she's digging in the sand and
Speaker 2: like you're she doesn't want to leave you. God, it's
Speaker 2: really so sad. It makes me wonder because you know,
Speaker 2: there are so many people who have those experiences where
Speaker 2: they it's like an out of body experience and they
Speaker 2: are looking down at the doctors working on their own body,
Speaker 2: and then they live to talk about it. It's so interesting.
Speaker 2: I wonder how much of that we captured. I wonder
Speaker 2: if our director or anybody, anither writers or anybody didn't
Speaker 2: research on that too. I don't know.
Speaker 3: That was also great that the two of them got
Speaker 3: to be in that in between world together.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's what I love.
Speaker 3: How fun I mean, obviously it's terrible that you're there,
Speaker 3: considering you're on the verge of death, but like, you
Speaker 3: get to be there with your buddy. At least, that's
Speaker 3: why I know.
Speaker 2: That would be really fun. Yeah, at least you're there together. Yeah,
Speaker 2: waiting in the wings.
Speaker 3: Cuddling on a beach top list Like we were just
Speaker 3: having a good old time for the most part until
Speaker 3: the whole death thing came back in.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you guys, the realization of think about
Speaker 2: what happened in the quick cuts and oh, it was
Speaker 2: all really very effective. So I'm grateful that you're alive
Speaker 2: so far. Still, obviously Clay comes back and Quinn's back sooner.
Speaker 2: But this is a good one, And I wonder if
Speaker 2: does Katie come back more or is that it? Yes,
Speaker 2: we have to deal with her still.
Speaker 3: Yes, I don't recall. The only thing I know is,
Speaker 3: if you haven't watched the show listener, maybe just like
Speaker 3: fast forward ten seconds, is that because Sean Tell and
Speaker 3: her excuse me, Quinn and her have that knockdown, drag
Speaker 3: out fight at Clay's house.
Speaker 2: Oh that's rare.
Speaker 3: We spoke with her, So that's that's the only thing
Speaker 3: I know. I don't know how that comes about. I
Speaker 3: don't know if it's Quinn hunting down Katie or if
Speaker 3: Katie tries to come back, but I do I think
Speaker 3: it actually happens while Clay's still in a coma, maybe
Speaker 3: because I'm not there for it. Why else wouldn't I
Speaker 3: be at my house?
Speaker 2: Oh you weren't.
Speaker 3: No, that was entirely and Amanda Chantelle night interesting watch
Speaker 3: me end up actually being there, and I forgot about that.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty certain it was just the two of them.
Speaker 3: So no, we're not quite out of the woods with
Speaker 3: Katie yet. But yeah, also, I will say I did.
Speaker 3: I didn't realize it because this whole time I've been saying, like,
Speaker 3: how is she suddenly a cat burglar? And scaling to
Speaker 3: the second story to get to Play's balcony. And I realized,
Speaker 3: as I'm sure several annoyed listeners have already known, Clay's
Speaker 3: sliding door to his bedroom isn't on the second store
Speaker 3: the second story. It's on the main level. Because you, Hayley,
Speaker 3: that is you walk up onto the deck in the back,
Speaker 3: just up the pool stairs.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and go.
Speaker 3: Walk around and go right into the room. So now
Speaker 3: it suddenly makes sense why she was why Katie has
Speaker 3: just been going in and out through there.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Also weird though that when Nathan went over to
Speaker 2: the house to knock on the door and you didn't answer, Like,
Speaker 2: it's just so easy to just take a few steps
Speaker 2: to the back and poke around the corner. It's like
Speaker 2: his best friend's house. I don't know, wouldn't you just
Speaker 2: go check, like to make sure that he's hearing you
Speaker 2: knock on the door.
Speaker 3: The pushback I would give on that is maybe he
Speaker 3: didn't want to walk around the back and see like
Speaker 3: Clay and Quinn fooling couch or something.
Speaker 2: Okay, right right, yeah, fair enough, fair enough, that's.
Speaker 3: The out I'll give him. He was, he was just
Speaker 3: being respectful. Sidebar, Is your hoodie a troop Beverly Hills?
Speaker 2: I think I think it is. I just found this
Speaker 2: in Kentucky. I drove up to Louisville this a couple
Speaker 2: of weekends ago to visit family and found this in
Speaker 2: some random little store in Louisville and just but it
Speaker 2: feels like it's a true Beverly Hills.
Speaker 3: It does. Shelley Long, I loved that movie so good. Okay,
Speaker 3: One Tree Hill.
Speaker 2: Okay, speaking of fooling around, who here's who is fooling around?
Speaker 2: Is Alex and Chase right in front of me. I
Speaker 2: don't I do not understand Alex's deal, Like can she
Speaker 2: not just leave well enough alone and she's got him,
Speaker 2: just enjoy it. Why does she have to just keep
Speaker 2: rubbing everything in MIA's face? What is going on?
Speaker 3: I don't know, man. There was a there's the moment
Speaker 3: when Mia towards the end, when Mia comes back to
Speaker 3: Alex and she's like, hey, you're right. I pushed him away.
Speaker 3: I blew it. You're still a but you're right. It
Speaker 3: was my fault. There was a moment where I thought, oh,
Speaker 3: because there's this like a like a a sincere smile
Speaker 3: comes across Alex's face, and I thought, oh, is she
Speaker 3: about to have a moment of going good, I'm out
Speaker 3: my work, here's done, you know, like she was there
Speaker 3: just to sort of like teach a lesson, right, but
Speaker 3: that yeah, no, of course not. And it's like, ah, okay, okay,
Speaker 3: I don't know, you know, and I forget. There was
Speaker 3: also one shot in this episode that was a very
Speaker 3: like gratuitous close up. It was you're like an inso
Speaker 3: or outro of a scene where it was like close
Speaker 3: up on like a girl's butt. It was something. There
Speaker 3: was one of those moments from like uh, but then
Speaker 3: like Alex having the shots between in her cleavage.
Speaker 2: It's just so dumb.
Speaker 3: It's just I don't it's just odd, you know it is.
Speaker 2: It's odd. I don't know what her problem is. I
Speaker 2: did like MIA's move of being like, oh, look you
Speaker 2: have to drive me now I've been drinking and I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go get this kid just taking them out of
Speaker 2: the way. I was like, that's that's pretty good. It's
Speaker 2: pretty smart.
Speaker 3: That was very smart. I just with Alex, it's just odd, right,
Speaker 3: because she's an internationally known movie star. Yes, there is
Speaker 3: already dudes lining up at the door. The guy in
Speaker 3: the front of that line, by the way, was our
Speaker 3: very own beloved crew member. Saber was the one who
Speaker 3: was Scotty Safer. No was Alex du prei bart Is
Speaker 3: this the bar Alex du praise bartending? Yet that was
Speaker 3: our own uh, Scottie Saber.
Speaker 2: Saber was, by the way, guys, he was a professional
Speaker 2: wrestler and we used to go watch him wrestle in Wilmington.
Speaker 2: He had a whole costume and a persona and it was.
Speaker 2: It was the whole deal, real deal. Hillary could probably
Speaker 2: tell you a lot more. And I think maybe she's
Speaker 2: talked about him before on this podcast a couple of
Speaker 2: years ago. Yeah, but he was just one of our
Speaker 2: dearly dearly beloved. So it's really fun to I love
Speaker 2: what our crew members do cameos and they pop up
Speaker 2: so fun, you know.
Speaker 3: When Okay, So for the listeners, the story Hillary told
Speaker 3: about Austin joining the show and them going getting going
Speaker 3: to a wrestling match and painting their faces together, I think,
Speaker 3: oh yes, And because she was like, is this is
Speaker 3: this a thing? Here is this guy flirting with me?
Speaker 3: And then they got there and like he clearly like
Speaker 3: only had eyes for Sophia or something happened, you know,
Speaker 3: but that they were going to watch Scotty Saber wrestle.
Speaker 3: So he has been discussed before. It was on the
Speaker 3: paint of their faces, that's it.
Speaker 2: So they threw him in the front said hey, here's
Speaker 2: a line, say it. And so he was the perfect
Speaker 2: one to look for. Alex Duprey. But yeah, she's she's
Speaker 2: an international star, superstar tending bar.
Speaker 3: And guys are already lining up at the door pounding
Speaker 3: on it. I don't think you need to put a
Speaker 3: shot in your cleavage.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, they're in. They're lucky enough just to sit there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you could wear a turtleneck and just read a
Speaker 3: book and they would still out and be all for
Speaker 3: itting and get drunk. But you know, Alex doing the
Speaker 3: most Oh Alex at the start of the episode, when
Speaker 3: you're writing the letter, which I thought it's always an
Speaker 3: effective tool for like reminding the audience like what's been
Speaker 3: going on? But you, uh, you're like, hey, Luke, And
Speaker 3: I had about maybe this is just my brain fog
Speaker 3: from being sick three times in last month, but I
Speaker 3: spent about ten seconds going who's Luke? No, holy cow,
Speaker 3: who's Luke? And I was like, oh, freaking Bracket's Lucas.
Speaker 3: It's Lucas. That's funny because I've never heard him called
Speaker 3: Luke ever. It's always yes.
Speaker 2: But also, he is so not a part of the
Speaker 2: storyline anymore almost anybody's storyline. It's certainly not yours. He's
Speaker 2: just not somebody that's talked about a lot. So that
Speaker 2: makes And it wasn't there when you were there filming.
Speaker 2: It's not like he was. His character was in your
Speaker 2: line of vision on a daily basis. That makes total sense.
Speaker 3: Did Haley call him Luke?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, Se, That's why I figured, because you guys were
Speaker 3: close to every but I just like, what, who's Luke?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, okay, yeah, I'm sure we did a lot Luke, Lucas, Lucas.
Speaker 2: I think she did both. It was sort of like
Speaker 2: when your mother calls you by your full name and
Speaker 2: you you get that. She would do the Lucas and
Speaker 2: then otherwise it was just Luke. That's really funny. Now,
Speaker 2: I did like the letter. I'm glad that that. I'm
Speaker 2: glad that that worked out. It's really sweet seeing Haley pregnant.
Speaker 2: And you know what's crazy is I got pregnant. I
Speaker 2: think like three episodes after this. I actually got pregnant
Speaker 2: in real life, and so they didn't have to write
Speaker 2: in the pregnancy, but they did have to extend it
Speaker 2: because I think I was supposed to give birth like
Speaker 2: three months in the shooting schedule, like three month, three
Speaker 2: or four months earlier than Joy in real life was
Speaker 2: going to have Maria. So we probably really screwed up
Speaker 2: their board in the writer's room.
Speaker 3: Hey, but listen, I mean, at least your character was
Speaker 3: going to get pregnant because more often than not, like
Speaker 3: ninety nine percent of the time, it's having to hide
Speaker 3: a pregnancy with pillows lever blocking. In your case, they
Speaker 3: just had to stretch the storyline.
Speaker 2: A bit exactly. They were like, Oh, she's already pregnant. Perfect,
Speaker 2: that's great.
Speaker 3: I thought the bit with Hailey like telling Quinn that
Speaker 3: she was going to she is going to ask her
Speaker 3: to be the godmother, that was really sweet.
Speaker 2: Okay, I have a question about this. Yeah, godparents who
Speaker 2: are already close family members.
Speaker 3: This is a thing that's interesting.
Speaker 2: She's already auntie aunt Quinn. So I thought a godparent
Speaker 2: was somebody who's not a family member and they sort
Speaker 2: of get inducted into your family through the godparenting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've never heard of it before, but I don't
Speaker 3: know of any rules that would prevent it.
Speaker 2: We need where's the godparent playbook? We need we need the.
Speaker 3: Rules because you're right, it's it's typically not of the
Speaker 3: biological family. It's usually like the best friend.
Speaker 2: Right, That's what I thought. It's the best friend. Then
Speaker 2: you're you're now the godfather, so you're like kind of
Speaker 2: part of the family.
Speaker 3: Maybe Haley was just desperate and grasping its straws, and
Speaker 3: she was like, I need you to come back. You
Speaker 3: were going to be the godmother.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now she's really roped into it, she's really stuck. Well,
Speaker 2: she's also already passed out godparent, right, Like I think
Speaker 2: Brooke was godmother for Jamie. I think, Oh, fans, I'm
Speaker 2: sorry if I'm getting this wrong. Our producer says, yes, okay,
Speaker 2: so Brooke is Jamie's godmother. Lydia is coming. Okay, So
Speaker 2: Quinn's going to be Lydia's godmother, which is just going
Speaker 2: to be strange because it's already aunt Quinn. But does
Speaker 2: a godmother what does a godparent do? Do you guys
Speaker 2: have godparents for your kids?
Speaker 3: No, but typically because we are the godparents to a child.
Speaker 3: And at least in our case, what that meant was
Speaker 3: they said, if God forbid something ever happened to both
Speaker 3: of us, we would like you to take her. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: But I think that there's a lot of people who
Speaker 3: just do it more casually where it's just like we
Speaker 3: want you to be I mean, in religious families, it's
Speaker 3: we would like you to be the one to sort
Speaker 3: of like the spiritual elder to like, you know, help
Speaker 3: this person grow.
Speaker 2: Spiritually, like a mentor.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, like a mentor. But I think it's also
Speaker 3: just sort of like casually like love our kid, be
Speaker 3: close with our kid.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It's really beautiful, but also kind of defeats the
Speaker 2: purpose because an aunt or uncle, I imagine, would already
Speaker 2: be invested. So all right, let us know friends, let
Speaker 2: us know if you if anybody out there has a
Speaker 2: godparent who is also already a close member of the family,
Speaker 2: how does that work or change? Does it change anything?
Speaker 1: Hmm?
Speaker 2: Anyway, that's that's my two cents.
Speaker 3: Is I feel like Skills has to be at least honorary?
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, yes, he has to be. Is there a
Speaker 2: godfather for Jamie or is it just Brooke is the godmother?
Speaker 2: Lucas I would imagine would be the god Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: so Luke is the godfather and Brooke is the godmother.
Speaker 2: But Luke is certainly not holding up his end of
Speaker 2: the bargain. He bailed the godfather.
Speaker 3: My send the card once every couple of years, the
Speaker 3: five dollars bill in it. Meanwhile, Skills, that's right, taking
Speaker 3: him to lunch.
Speaker 2: Well, it's Julian in this episode. Because this was so fun.
Speaker 2: I loved this. This we do buddy comedy really well
Speaker 2: on this show. I loved watching the two of them together,
Speaker 2: Chas and Mia showing up at the park, and Jackson's
Speaker 2: whole comedy bit with them, his ability to oh, oh
Speaker 2: yeah sure, and then the face drop of like I
Speaker 2: don't know these friggin people, his comic timing with Austin.
Speaker 2: I was on board. I wanted more and more and more, like,
Speaker 2: way more of this in the episode.
Speaker 3: They were great. And I love that line Jamie had
Speaker 3: where I think he said something the effective Yeah, given
Speaker 3: my history or given my track record, I think I'm gonna.
Speaker 2: Pass kidnapping record. Yeah, like my track record of being kidnapped,
Speaker 2: I'm going to pass. You want me to go to
Speaker 2: your car and get candy from a stranger?
Speaker 3: Pass?
Speaker 2: And then Julian shows up. He just walks in and
Speaker 2: he's like, hey, your mom called me to pick you up.
Speaker 2: He's like all right, bye.
Speaker 3: Yes. It was so good and I like how he
Speaker 3: didn't remember Chase, Poor Chase. Who are you? Victoria Davis?
Speaker 3: I like that we had that, we had Steven back.
Speaker 3: It's always fun to have Stephen in an episode.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 3: I like that. There was some clarification with the breakup
Speaker 3: that we actually got to hear me and chasing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, have they not had a conversation yet?
Speaker 3: It had like one outside trick. Remember, Yeah, they went
Speaker 3: rested on like a like a walkway outside. Oh.
Speaker 2: But she really goes into it in this episode where
Speaker 2: she and the road and the night all made a
Speaker 2: decision together that she was a bad girlfriend. Yes, and
Speaker 2: he deserves better and better to her is clearly not
Speaker 2: Alex Duprey, but we shall see what happens. But anyway,
Speaker 2: I love Okay, So Julian taking Jamie to the batting
Speaker 2: cages so fun. More of their dialogue so great comic relief.
Speaker 2: And I love this part when they're sitting in the
Speaker 2: in this arcade and Julian's making up a storyline about
Speaker 2: random strangers and they're just sitting there watching, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: the line about He says, oh, yeah, this guy's an
Speaker 2: alcohol and Jamie goes, Chuck's mom's an alcoholic. It's like
Speaker 2: I know somebody who went to college there, just throwing
Speaker 2: it out there, so offensive, and Jamie calling him on
Speaker 2: it and just saying, hey, man, uh yeah, this lady's
Speaker 2: hanging out with the kid that's not her own because
Speaker 2: something is going on that she doesn't have the guts
Speaker 2: to tell him what's actually happening.
Speaker 3: Smart, Smart, I it was great to see Lee. Yes,
Speaker 3: I love me some Lee Norris. When he walked into
Speaker 3: Close Over Bros. At the start of it, and it
Speaker 3: was just Julian in an empty store, and he went on,
Speaker 3: I guess I picked a bad day to come asking
Speaker 3: for a job.
Speaker 2: That's right, But also does he in need of a job?
Speaker 3: I forgot guts. That was where I was confused. Right
Speaker 3: at first, I thought that's a funny line and because
Speaker 3: given a situation. But then when he goes to trick
Speaker 3: and he's like, I asked you for a job, and I'm like, oh, oh,
Speaker 3: so this is a new this is like gonna be
Speaker 3: a story. Okay. Wait.
Speaker 2: Also, why was Julian so chill when he walked into
Speaker 2: the store. Did you notice that he just like walked
Speaker 2: in and looked around at everything, like all the merchandise
Speaker 2: emptied out, the entire store is cleared, and he just
Speaker 2: looks around with no there's like almost no expression, like
Speaker 2: he wasn't surprised. He was just kind of and I
Speaker 2: thought maybe I missed something. Does he already know what's
Speaker 2: going on? I don't remember them having a conversation. I
Speaker 2: guess I just was expecting a bigger reaction. As somebody
Speaker 2: walks into a shop that's completely cleared out, you'd be like, uh,
Speaker 2: what the what? What's going on?
Speaker 3: Yeah? You know, he's just a cool cucumber, that guy.
Speaker 2: I guess, so, yeah, he just likes to keep it
Speaker 2: all real close to the vest.
Speaker 3: I didn't notice that. But then yeah, so then Lee,
Speaker 3: excuse me, mouth goes to trick and you know, he's like, hey,
Speaker 3: I asked you for a job. And then as soon
Speaker 3: as and Chase is like the Alex goes. You know,
Speaker 3: I tied a cherry stem into a knot with and
Speaker 3: as soon as I saw Lee reach for a cherry
Speaker 3: halfway into that scene, I was like, all right, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: is this gonna be the button? And sure it was.
Speaker 3: He pulls out the knotted cherry stem and goes I'm
Speaker 3: just saying.
Speaker 2: Looks, how often in middle school did you try and
Speaker 2: do that? Or high school? Can you do that?
Speaker 3: I have pulled it off before, but it.
Speaker 2: Takes like an hour and your tongue is all worn out.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's so hard to do.
Speaker 3: It's also it's just it's so funny that that became
Speaker 3: something that was the benchmark. Yeah, the benchmark for like
Speaker 3: sexual prowess was like tongue agility.
Speaker 2: To turn it into to take a cherry stem and
Speaker 2: twist it into a knot yeah who I don't understand,
Speaker 2: but I remember hearing that in high school and being like,
Speaker 2: oh oh no, I got to figure out how to
Speaker 2: do this sit around cherry stemps. Like I wasn't even
Speaker 2: having sex in high school. I just thought, I guess
Speaker 2: I better know how to do this. That's that seems
Speaker 2: like probably what I should do.
Speaker 3: Same I was, you know, virgin high school, are probably
Speaker 3: going maybe this will be what changes the tide. I
Speaker 3: should learn how to tie a cherry stemino not. Yeah,
Speaker 3: well I got news for you, folks. I learned and
Speaker 3: it changed nothing. I went college a virgin. In case
Speaker 3: there is any listeners out there going like, maybe this
Speaker 3: will be what changes things for me, maybe I should
Speaker 3: do No, it won't don't change nothing.
Speaker 2: Nothing nothing. It's a fun party trick. But yeah, is it?
Speaker 3: If we were at a party joy and I did that,
Speaker 3: would you just would you? Would you be impressed or
Speaker 3: would you just look around to see how everyone else
Speaker 3: was reacting.
Speaker 2: It depends on how bored we were.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess maybe my reaction it would be
Speaker 3: maybe what's important is like the the delivery on the
Speaker 3: face of the person who ties it. Yes, yes, Like
Speaker 3: if I pulled it out very self satisfied or like
Speaker 3: look what I did, then maybe it's like h. But
Speaker 3: if it was just like, h what do you think
Speaker 3: of that? You know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know. If I'm like, hey, do you have
Speaker 2: any trash? I'm gonna go throw out this drink and napkins,
Speaker 2: and you just like pull the cherry stem out of
Speaker 2: your mouth that was in a knot and just set
Speaker 2: it on my cocktail. I'm kidding, then I might laugh.
Speaker 2: That'd be entertaining.
Speaker 3: It would be the funniest, weirdest moment of the night.
Speaker 3: Would be You're like, oh, is that was this a flirt?
Speaker 3: What's happening? There's on it? I don't know whether it'd
Speaker 3: be grossed out or intrigued.
Speaker 2: He's just bored this like it would be like this
Speaker 2: is what Rob does when he's bored and doesn't want
Speaker 2: to talk to anybody at a party. He's just he's
Speaker 2: just twisting cherry stems in his mouth, and I just
Speaker 2: got a little glimpse into that because now I'm throwing
Speaker 2: it away and it would just make me love you
Speaker 2: all the more.
Speaker 3: Cut to a year from now, I'm me at one
Speaker 3: of your dinner parties and I'm just like off, being
Speaker 3: weird and isolated, and you come over and You're like, hey, man,
Speaker 3: are you do You're not liking the vibe? Is this
Speaker 3: not fun? And I'm like, not now, joy, I am
Speaker 3: just fantically trying to tie this cherry stem with my tongue. Okay,
Speaker 3: give me some space. I love the people here, I
Speaker 3: love the vibe, the food's great, but I'm really focused
Speaker 3: on the cherry stemnot okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what other things did we do in high school
Speaker 2: that we thought were super super important and then never
Speaker 2: used again other than half of the education we received?
Speaker 3: Oh, geometry? Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know either. I'm trying to think of like
Speaker 2: movies or pop culture things that we just thought, Man,
Speaker 2: this is really gonna I mean, driving a stick it's
Speaker 2: fun to know how to do, but are you ever
Speaker 2: going to use it?
Speaker 3: I haven't since I learned I had this Cringey recall
Speaker 3: the other day that in high school we used to
Speaker 3: call like when you made out with someone scamming scamming?
Speaker 3: Did you hear like, you know, like Alex and Chase
Speaker 3: totally scammed last night? Ye whoa she wants to sam
Speaker 3: with you? And now I don't. I hear that and
Speaker 3: I go, what, that's the dumbest thing? What does that
Speaker 3: even all.
Speaker 2: Of our lingo? My little my little six year old
Speaker 2: niece was hanging out of the holidays and her brother
Speaker 2: said something and she goes, that's so cap I and
Speaker 2: my six year old niece had to explain it to
Speaker 2: me because I had no idea where that even came from.
Speaker 3: Listen, I feel cool right now because I do know
Speaker 3: what that means. But I hear you that. When I
Speaker 3: hear the lingo, I'm like, oh, I already feel like
Speaker 3: the seventy year old man who's like shaking his fist
Speaker 3: going get off my lawn because I hear like, what's
Speaker 3: the skibbity? And you know, yeah, I'm just like you
Speaker 3: guys sound like freaking titons. Stop the normal words.
Speaker 2: Will it ever come back?
Speaker 3: We?
Speaker 2: Will it ever come full circle? Like we're not using
Speaker 2: swell or we still use cool, but I guess cool
Speaker 2: is out. No, I think I think once the lingo
Speaker 2: is in, it's in, and then once it goes out,
Speaker 2: it's out. I don't think it ever it makes a
Speaker 2: circle back.
Speaker 3: Okay, So there's a great scene with Brooke and Victoria
Speaker 3: at the end.
Speaker 2: Oh, Victoria, we have to talk about this, Okay.
Speaker 3: Brooke is red hot at Victoria and Millie rightfully so,
Speaker 3: and then she comes out and she's like, like, were
Speaker 3: you never proud of me? Do you believe in me?
Speaker 3: And Brook and Victoria has that wonderful retort where she's like,
Speaker 3: you pay me to gamble, and I've been gambling on
Speaker 3: you succeeding because of how much I believe in you. Yes,
Speaker 3: And the thing you don't pay me for is being
Speaker 3: proud of you. You, and I've always been proud of you.
Speaker 3: It's really sweet. And you know, Daphne just killed it.
Speaker 3: Her delivery was just awesome.
Speaker 2: And so since here, this one is hard because she's saying,
Speaker 2: you pay me to take risks and to do what
Speaker 2: I think is best for the company. But I love
Speaker 2: you and I have your best interest at heart, and
Speaker 2: I'm proud of you. But she's also cheating and not
Speaker 2: doing what's supposed to be done. So it's like, you know,
Speaker 2: to have someone tell you they love you, they have
Speaker 2: your best interest at heart, they're proud of you, but
Speaker 2: also what their actions are very opposite. I mean, I
Speaker 2: guess in Victoria's mind it's not opposite. But I really
Speaker 2: struggled with that because I see her sincerity.
Speaker 3: But come on, but I agree with you because it's
Speaker 3: it's she's sort of she's not telling the whole story, right, Yeause,
Speaker 3: if you love someone and you believe in someone, mostly,
Speaker 3: if you just care about someone and you are making
Speaker 3: a decision that is going to expose them to risk,
Speaker 3: if you care about them then and you respect them,
Speaker 3: then you should you should tell that to them before
Speaker 3: you make that decision. Yes, and you should give them
Speaker 3: an opportunity.
Speaker 2: She signed things that she didn't know that she had
Speaker 2: what she was signing. That's so it's beyond deceptive. It
Speaker 2: is deceptive, but it's so manipulative. It's so disrespectful, unloving, uncaring, coercive.
Speaker 2: It's not that's not loving.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it's it's not. And it's a little I
Speaker 3: don't want to say, like gas light you but like
Speaker 3: I said, she's not telling the whole story. Just keep
Speaker 3: going like it's because I believe in you and I
Speaker 3: love you. It's like, eh, yes, but but you now
Speaker 3: look with the consequences are like, if you loved me,
Speaker 3: I feel like you would try to prevent me from
Speaker 3: being in this spot, or at least to me and
Speaker 3: be like, hey, we're in a pickle. Here's what I'm
Speaker 3: thinking about doing, but it exposes us to some risk.
Speaker 3: How do you feel about it? But when you just
Speaker 3: make a unilateral decision that's going to have such huge
Speaker 3: implications if it doesn't work out, that just seems irresponsible
Speaker 3: in brash.
Speaker 2: I think, So I I want to leave room for
Speaker 2: grace and growing, Like Victoria is rapidly changing as a person.
Speaker 2: We've seen all of her emotional growth and maturity and
Speaker 2: it's exciting. And so I struggle with this because it's
Speaker 2: I wonder where the line is between acknowledging that someone
Speaker 2: has done something that is unacceptable and also acknowledging that
Speaker 2: in their mind it was from a good place. Because
Speaker 2: their level of emotional intelligence or behavioral intelligence has not
Speaker 2: has not advanced past what they grew up as and
Speaker 2: how they function and the best that they know how
Speaker 2: to how to do in life. You know, it's like,
Speaker 2: how do you how do you hold someone to a
Speaker 2: quality standard? But also understand that Victoria is not just
Speaker 2: going to change overnight to know what I'm saying. Does
Speaker 2: that make sense?
Speaker 3: Yes? It does, right, because it's she made a big mistake.
Speaker 3: It's not a relationship ender.
Speaker 2: I mean, it might be for some people, but in
Speaker 2: this case, between the two of them, they're sorting through it.
Speaker 2: I didn't mean to cut you off. I'm sorry, Rob, go.
Speaker 3: Ahead, No, No, it's okay. I'm just thinking like it
Speaker 3: it's easy for it not to be, you know. I like,
Speaker 3: it's because she may have been doing these kind of
Speaker 3: things for like the last ten years. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 3: so it again, she didn't make the right decision, but
Speaker 3: there may be a pretty compelling story behind why she
Speaker 3: did it. That's not just she was flying fast and
Speaker 3: loose and like, yeah, like letting her ego run the show.
Speaker 3: Like there may have been, like I said, a decade
Speaker 3: of experience that told her we're okay, we do this
Speaker 3: a lot. She comes through, We're all right. You know,
Speaker 3: I've done this ten times before and it's never bid
Speaker 3: us once. It's a calculated risk. It. Like I said,
Speaker 3: it's unfortunate that it's gonna it could have huge, huge
Speaker 3: fallout because you're right, by the way, the worst case
Speaker 3: scenario isn't she loses close over bros. That's close to
Speaker 3: the best case scenario. Yeah, the worst case scenario is
Speaker 3: you're going to white collar prison for a while. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's bad.
Speaker 2: That's really I'm surprised that didn't come up in the
Speaker 2: writer's room, or maybe it did and it was just
Speaker 2: I guess decided that wasn't an option. But yeah, that's
Speaker 2: all I was thinking of watching this storyline, going oh
Speaker 2: my god, these people could go to prison, all three
Speaker 2: of these characters. This is not just losing the company.
Speaker 2: Losing the company is bad, but but then never being
Speaker 2: able to open another company or find new investors and
Speaker 2: then yes, going to prison. Oh I don't know what's
Speaker 2: going to happen. I have no idea. I completely forgot
Speaker 2: that this storyline existed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just about everything that happened in this episode I
Speaker 3: was basically watching for the first time, which is fun though,
Speaker 3: because I don't know what's coming. Like I told you,
Speaker 3: I was shocked when you said you were when Haley
Speaker 3: says she's pregnant.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was like, whoa. And the only thing that I
Speaker 3: that made sense to me was I remembered the scene
Speaker 3: being in a hospital with so excuse me, Brooke, Jamie,
Speaker 3: Clay and Quinn and we're doing the saltine challenge and
Speaker 3: I remember so. Then once I was seeing with that today,
Speaker 3: I said, oh, maybe that's when Hayley's in labor, were
Speaker 3: all at the hospital. Maybe that's when we did the
Speaker 3: saltine changing.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, I remember this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Because like I said, I I had zero recollection
Speaker 3: of that, but I just I put that together tas
Speaker 3: I was watching the episode, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 3: maybe that's why we were all in the hospital together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that we had. That was one thing thought I
Speaker 2: had watching this episode was we spent a lot of
Speaker 2: time in the hospital as a cast. At least once
Speaker 2: a season there was some lengthy storyline that included a hospital.
Speaker 2: We eventually just bought out a fact or maybe we
Speaker 2: rented out a factory and old factory in Wilmington and
Speaker 2: gutted the whole bottom floor and turned it into a
Speaker 2: fake hospital wing because the hallways load in a way
Speaker 2: that made sense for our shots. And for cameras. So
Speaker 2: instead of using our stages that we actually had to
Speaker 2: go film that, we just started to build at a
Speaker 2: completely different location, this old factory it was. Did you
Speaker 2: ever go wander around there when you like kind of
Speaker 2: went off of what sets we built and found yourself
Speaker 2: in just random old abandoned factory machines and.
Speaker 3: No recollection of it that it was in an old factory.
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: Oh no, really, yeah, I wish I remember what it made.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was like telephones or if
Speaker 2: it was baked goods, but I definitely remember wandering off
Speaker 2: and wandering into rooms that were full conveyor belts.
Speaker 3: It is like, did you just say it's a factory
Speaker 3: that either made telephones or baked goods. Could you explain
Speaker 3: to me what machinery you saw that made you think
Speaker 3: that specifically either makes a telephone or croissant.
Speaker 2: I don't remember. I just remember feeling like when we
Speaker 2: were there. The memory I have in my brain is
Speaker 2: somebody told me they make either telephones or something yummy.
Speaker 3: Incredible. We have a fan question, Yes, would you like
Speaker 3: to read it? Sure?
Speaker 2: It's from Brinicole and she's asking She says, if somebody
Speaker 2: asked you what the show was about. How would you
Speaker 2: describe it from season one to season nine and what
Speaker 2: are some key points you would talk about to get
Speaker 2: someone interested.
Speaker 3: I feel like this is a question for you.
Speaker 2: It's teenagers in a small southern town going through average
Speaker 2: everyday life before the age of cell phones and feeling
Speaker 2: their feelings. They grow up together, they have lots of
Speaker 2: drama together, and uh, there's this constant through line of
Speaker 2: hope and redemption and uh there's a constant arc of
Speaker 2: struggle and how you how you use lean on each
Speaker 2: other to uh to overcome it. I would say that's
Speaker 2: sort of the long through line. But key points to
Speaker 2: tell people about to get them interested.
Speaker 3: Tape sings, car crashes, dogs eating hard, dog sitting cards,
Speaker 3: doppelganger psychopaths.
Speaker 2: Yeah, motivational speak here a hero villain, villain becomes a
Speaker 2: motivational speaker. Russian mafia, which we get to eventually.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, you've forgotten about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, all that, all that plus just regular old emotions.
Speaker 3: You have an honorable mention from this episode.
Speaker 2: I thought Austin was great in the episode. It was
Speaker 2: he was really fun to watch interact with Jamie, his
Speaker 2: comic timing, his flat dry sense of humor that really
Speaker 2: comes out and plays very well off of Jackson, was
Speaker 2: just super fun to watch. What about you?
Speaker 3: The honorable mention I want to say, is you saying
Speaker 3: that we shot at a factory that either made telephones
Speaker 3: or baked goods. But to give proper credit where it's due,
Speaker 3: my honorable mention I will give to Jackson because I
Speaker 3: thought he was so funny in this episode. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: didn't push it, he wasn't reaching for like there was
Speaker 3: a there was a very good, subtle tea and kind
Speaker 3: of confidence to it where he was, like I said,
Speaker 3: he wasn't putting anything on it, which is crazy for
Speaker 3: a young person to have sort of that comfort and
Speaker 3: confidence and like this is just gonna be funny, like
Speaker 3: typically can like punch. It isn't that funny, you know,
Speaker 3: And he was just like you gotta let that go man,
Speaker 3: the Ben Brian Fernandez thing or you know. He was
Speaker 3: just great. So yeah, Jackson, he's my honorable mention.
Speaker 2: I'm on board. Hey, let's spin a wheel. Thanks for
Speaker 2: hanging out with us today, friends, Okay, go ahead. I
Speaker 2: did the question.
Speaker 3: Most likely to order dessert before dinner.
Speaker 2: I kind of feel like Sophia, but I don't know
Speaker 2: why do you think that's true?
Speaker 3: Interesting? I feel like they could also be Hillary.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, both of them, I think for I think
Speaker 2: for different reasons. I think Hillary's always been very nonchalant.
Speaker 2: But I don't think she's a foodie. She wasn't raised
Speaker 2: with this sort of like passion around food, so I
Speaker 2: think she'd just be like, yeah, whatever, just put in
Speaker 2: front of me, ill eat it. Sophie, I could see
Speaker 2: ordering dessert before dinner out of a sense of adventure
Speaker 2: and like, especially if she was hanging out with one
Speaker 2: of her god children or something, and maybe being like, yeah,
Speaker 2: let's do it. Why not let's just have a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of pie or ice cream or whatever.
Speaker 3: Would you bump on that someone was like, hey, let's
Speaker 3: eat dessert before our entree.
Speaker 2: That depends on the day and how much if you.
Speaker 3: Run a date a first date, oh first date, and
Speaker 3: the guy was like, hey, do you want to get crazy?
Speaker 3: And you're like, oh my god, yeah, and he's like,
Speaker 3: I want to order us dessert before we have our entrees.
Speaker 3: What are you feeling?
Speaker 2: Be like, yes, sign me up, let's do it. Let's
Speaker 2: see what happens. It might be a whole digestive adventure.
Speaker 2: I never knew possible. Yep, are you a dessert before
Speaker 2: dinner kind of a person?
Speaker 3: Not true, like not historically, but I am not opposed
Speaker 3: to it. Like if we if we order in like
Speaker 3: we did this few times with the holidays, like ordered
Speaker 3: Mexican and the place serves churos, I'm absolutely orderings. Oh
Speaker 3: yes I will. I will take a chiro out of
Speaker 3: the bag and snack on that first.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, all right, we're on the same page.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, next episode, Season eight, episode three, the
Speaker 3: space in between.
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