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Speaker 5: Hey friends, Hi gouy, Hello, Hello, Hello.
Speaker 6: So we have a special episode today. We are joined
Speaker 6: by a couple of friends of ours from across the pond,
Speaker 6: the hosts of the Fantastic The Ravens podcast, none other
Speaker 6: than Simon and Dom. Gentlemen, Welcome to Drama Queens.
Speaker 7: Thank you, thank you for having us. It's incredibly surreal, right.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, this is that moment where we go who's going
Speaker 8: to speak first? Which one of us? Does it? Always?
Speaker 8: I want it to be here. Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: Well, clearly what's happening on our end is we're all
Speaker 5: excited and we're all talking at the same time. So
Speaker 5: it's good you're reminding us to just take a deep
Speaker 5: breath and go slap.
Speaker 4: Well, I would love to start by just asking when
Speaker 4: did you guys start your Ravens podcast, and what was
Speaker 4: the like, what was the moment where you were like,
Speaker 4: let's let's do this, and then what was the response
Speaker 4: and the fact that you've kept I mean clearly it
Speaker 4: was good enough that's kept going for your in your
Speaker 4: eighth were season eight? Now is that right for you guys?
Speaker 4: So yeah, what was the impetus for all of this?
Speaker 9: Well, Dom is being held against his will. It's kind
Speaker 9: of the flow of it. So we started this five
Speaker 9: years ago, so it's been a long time. It was
Speaker 9: about a year or so before you guys started. And
Speaker 9: I watched the show when I was twenty three, and
Speaker 9: I'm one of those people that will say proudly that
Speaker 9: it really had a positive impact on me. I watched
Speaker 9: it at a certain time where I was a bit
Speaker 9: i'd say lost in my career, Like I was living
Speaker 9: with my girlfriend who's now my wife, Efany, and I
Speaker 9: really didn't like my job. And so at night, you know,
Speaker 9: when you don't like what you're doing for a living,
Speaker 9: you really try to maximize what you're doing outside of
Speaker 9: work because you're dreading going there. But I used to
Speaker 9: stay up really late to like one two in the morning,
Speaker 9: like just watching you know, TV and things, and I
Speaker 9: had just finished the OC and on the Amazon recommendation
Speaker 9: list came up One Tree Hill and I watched it
Speaker 9: and I was just hooked into it, but I think
Speaker 9: subconsciously hooked by the theme of you know, what's the
Speaker 9: version of you that you want to be lately, as
Speaker 9: Gavin de grow might say. And so from that it
Speaker 9: kind of sent me on this road of like changing career,
Speaker 9: learning to play basketball, getting involved in I became an
Speaker 9: SCN teacher, like a neurodiverse teacher, volunteering with the Special Olympics,
Speaker 9: ended up coaching basketball at national level and then at
Speaker 9: an international level and one with Great Britain. One sounds braggy,
Speaker 9: but I'm trying to show what one trag do. Yeah,
Speaker 9: So I ended up coaching Great Britain and we went
Speaker 9: back to back World championships.
Speaker 7: Dude, it was like a whole thing.
Speaker 9: And then we created a local basketball team called the Ravens,
Speaker 9: and it all just kind of came into it and
Speaker 9: was very like this, like I sort of put it
Speaker 9: to like my wife, like my parents, and One Tree Hill.
Speaker 7: It kind of did a lot for me.
Speaker 9: And then within that when I was rewatching for like
Speaker 9: the fifth time in my early thirties. When I finished,
Speaker 9: I was like, I don't know what to do with
Speaker 9: this energy now. And Dom and I had been started
Speaker 9: podcasting movies, and Dom had never seen it, and so
Speaker 9: we thought it would be interesting to see the perspective
Speaker 9: of a first time watcher, of a mildly scrampled man
Speaker 9: in his like British man in his ear. And so
Speaker 9: every week we watched together on Zoom with ravens from
Speaker 9: around the worlds. We have people in Australia, in Canada, America, Norway,
Speaker 9: and we're watching Dom react for the first time, and
Speaker 9: then Dom's making predictions as we go along.
Speaker 8: Dom, No, you've covered it all.
Speaker 3: You will have to speak at some point.
Speaker 8: At some point I've got to say something. But yeah, Simon,
Speaker 8: literally five years ago in the in the middle of
Speaker 8: us kind of we we we were friends from since
Speaker 8: we were five, so we've been friends for a long time,
Speaker 8: but we have a gap in our history. We went
Speaker 8: to different like high schools, different universities and stuff and
Speaker 8: kind of lost kind of touch and connection. And then
Speaker 8: through the podcast messaged me one day and so they'd
Speaker 8: like to, you know, do a podcast with you, and
Speaker 8: I was like, we haven't really hung out or done
Speaker 8: anything for a long time. This is it's a bit
Speaker 8: like random to just jump into doing podcast. And then
Speaker 8: we picked The first film we podcasted was Good Fellows,
Speaker 8: which is the longest film ever, and we we did
Speaker 8: the longest podcast ever. It was about seven hours long.
Speaker 8: If it was just it was horrendous. Honestly, I'm so bad,
Speaker 8: but we love it. And then we just kept going
Speaker 8: and then we get you know, a few months in
Speaker 8: and down the line, and he says, I really love
Speaker 8: this show. Have you ever seen it? I've never never
Speaker 8: seen I've heard of it, of course, never seen it.
Speaker 8: I was like, okay, well, let's let's do it. Let's
Speaker 8: do it episode by episode together, go through it, and
Speaker 8: just if no one listens, it doesn't matter, because, you know,
Speaker 8: at least I'm talking to my friend and you know,
Speaker 8: sharing my love for this show is like, okay, great,
Speaker 8: let's let's give it the.
Speaker 3: Best way to start any kind of artistic ventures.
Speaker 4: Like, you know what if nobody sees it, then whatever,
Speaker 4: at least we're having fun.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, I've become a bit of a yes man when
Speaker 8: it comes to this podcast because it's like Lyman's like
Speaker 8: I want to do this, Like yeah, okay, it's taken
Speaker 8: us to great places.
Speaker 9: So yeah, And the beautiful thing about it is that
Speaker 9: it's kind of as much as you know, the podcast
Speaker 9: has been great and the show has been great, And
Speaker 9: this is kind of cliche to say, but this is true,
Speaker 9: we became best friends again. So we were best friends
Speaker 9: with children, and then we've become best friends again and
Speaker 9: we're now in like our late thirties, and to have
Speaker 9: a friend like that at this time in life is
Speaker 9: actually a bit rare, Like we kind of didn't really
Speaker 9: have that anymore and have you know, lives and you know,
Speaker 9: wives and children that kind of things, and so it's like, actually,
Speaker 9: it's been a beautiful thing to be like for this
Speaker 9: like two hours once a week, we're going to sit
Speaker 9: down and talk nonsense about a show that I love
Speaker 9: that now Don does love. And it has kind of
Speaker 9: just given us these crazy opportunities and it's very surreal
Speaker 9: and we're incredibly grateful to be.
Speaker 7: Here and be invited here.
Speaker 9: It really means a lot to us and to our
Speaker 9: We have like a core cult of listeners and they
Speaker 9: are really rallied behind this as well.
Speaker 7: So thank you so much. We really appreciate it, Yeah
Speaker 7: for sure.
Speaker 6: And I mean it's also a little peak behind the
Speaker 6: curtain is we got to meet you guys recently. So
Speaker 6: the last Friends with Benefits event that we did in Wilmington,
Speaker 6: you guys attended, So it was really cool that we
Speaker 6: got to meet. So then when this came up, it
Speaker 6: was like all three of us sort of unanimously. When
Speaker 6: our producer Hannah pitched it, We're like, oh, they were
Speaker 6: lovely in Wilmington. Absolutely, let's do it. So I think
Speaker 6: we're just as thrilled as you guys. I'm so happy
Speaker 6: for the success. But I love that you guys hadn't
Speaker 6: hung out in like a decade and you were just like,
Speaker 6: do you want to do a podcast? I would be
Speaker 6: like calling someone you haven't seen in a decade and
Speaker 6: being like, Hey, do you want to go on a
Speaker 6: really long road trip? Should we maybe get lunch first?
Speaker 3: Maybe let's catch up in front of everyone.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: What's really cool though.
Speaker 5: Hearing your story about it is in a really interesting way.
Speaker 5: I feel like the way we came to the podcast
Speaker 5: was steps of experiences.
Speaker 3: Like that, you know, Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 5: It's like when we all left Wilmington. Obviously it was
Speaker 5: it was all the things. Really, it was sad. You know,
Speaker 5: you kind of can't wait to get going, almost like
Speaker 5: when you are going to graduate high school or college,
Speaker 5: and then when the end is approaching, you're like, I
Speaker 5: don't want to leave.
Speaker 6: Just kidding, just kidding.
Speaker 5: This was a terrible idea. And so you know, we
Speaker 5: went through the excitement of this sort of early career
Speaker 5: freedom and also the absolute heartbreak of like looking at
Speaker 5: each other at work and bursting into tears every day.
Speaker 5: And then you know, as you do, everyone leaves the
Speaker 5: town and people go home, people get married, people move,
Speaker 5: you know, people go on to other jobs. And it
Speaker 5: was actually the conventions that kind of gave us a
Speaker 5: chance to start dipping back into the world. And I remember,
Speaker 5: because I was working in Chicago at the time when
Speaker 5: they really got going and I could never go, and
Speaker 5: I was like, well, this is exactly that thing, like
Speaker 5: your TV job keeps you from going and doing something else,
Speaker 5: including hanging out with your friends from your first TV job.
Speaker 3: So bummed.
Speaker 5: And I think maybe it was France, was that the
Speaker 5: first one we got to do joy.
Speaker 4: Maybe those are they're all a blur, so far.
Speaker 7: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I couldn't say when each one started, but I know
Speaker 4: we were in France together at some point.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think that was the first one I'd gotten to
Speaker 5: go to, and I like took a red eye from
Speaker 5: work and I remember just being like, oh my god.
Speaker 6: Everybody's here.
Speaker 3: Everybody's here.
Speaker 5: And I really think it was the way, you know,
Speaker 5: people like you, Simon and dom now you welcome to
Speaker 5: the club. Like we had such great viewers who wanted
Speaker 5: to go home with us, and it's why, you know,
Speaker 5: us girls started the pod in the pandemic, and it's
Speaker 5: why we were so excited to get Rob to join
Speaker 5: us as of season seven, Like, you know, Hillary was like, wait,
Speaker 5: I don't have any actual memories. This is stupid. Rob
Speaker 5: was like I have all of them, you know, And
Speaker 5: I don't know. I just think about how there is
Speaker 5: something a about this show that it gives you these
Speaker 5: really weird opportunities to gather, whether you were on the
Speaker 5: show as we were, or you were a fan of
Speaker 5: the show like you guys, it's so cool that one
Speaker 5: trio has given us all this shared experience.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what is the what are the conventions been like
Speaker 4: for you? Was that your first one that I feel
Speaker 4: like it was the first one you've been to in
Speaker 4: the States. Had you gone to any of them in
Speaker 4: Paris before either?
Speaker 8: No? Actually the first one that was the first one
Speaker 8: we've been to. Like ever, ever, what was that like
Speaker 8: for you? We are going to Paris as well, so
Speaker 8: we'll see you in Paris.
Speaker 6: Okay, great in October.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we've kind of learned, and this was a trick
Speaker 10: that we've only learned just recently that if you just
Speaker 10: put a video out on Instagram and just ask for
Speaker 10: what you want, sometime Sophia Bush might see it, and
Speaker 10: then other times, like you get a media pass to
Speaker 10: you know, a one Tree Hill then in Paris.
Speaker 9: Like I really want to implore everyone just off the
Speaker 9: internet of the things.
Speaker 6: You might.
Speaker 8: These are those exact moments what Dom just says, Yes,
Speaker 8: that's fun.
Speaker 5: Sometimes it works. It was so fun for us having
Speaker 5: just met you though, Like when I saw you, guys,
Speaker 5: when I saw your message, it was kismet because I
Speaker 5: think I did I text a screenshot of it and
Speaker 5: our group was.
Speaker 4: A vious text a screenshot and then I saw it
Speaker 4: in my inbox. Yeah, I don't know if you checked yours,
Speaker 4: but and then I think our producer must have seen hers.
Speaker 4: You guys just did like a blast, and we all
Speaker 4: kind of saw it around the same moment.
Speaker 5: It was amazing because Hannah was like, wait, I just
Speaker 5: spoke to them, and I was going to talk to
Speaker 5: you guys about it on our zoom this week. So
Speaker 5: it was like everybody for some reason in the same
Speaker 5: day got the little like internet pixie dust and we
Speaker 5: were like, Okay, this feels really fun.
Speaker 9: It was kind of we kind of got some confidence
Speaker 9: from that event a little bit, I mean joy actually
Speaker 9: to speak you specifically to say thank you.
Speaker 10: We you.
Speaker 9: You probably won't remember this, but we said to you,
Speaker 9: you know, like lovely to meet you. All of you
Speaker 9: were lovely, but you specifically you actually got up, came
Speaker 9: around and sort of like hugged us to say thank
Speaker 9: you for like supporting the show and everything.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Prom the fact that I then had to tell dom
Speaker 9: My Knees a week I'm not sure I can stand
Speaker 9: right time.
Speaker 4: I do remember hugging you guys. I thought that was
Speaker 4: just so special that you came over and that you've
Speaker 4: been investing so much of your time into something that
Speaker 4: we invested so much of our time into you know,
Speaker 4: it's yeah, and it's not just watching like you're actually
Speaker 4: taking the time to walk through it and talk about
Speaker 4: it and share with other people.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was so happy to meet you guys. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: I didn't intend to cut you off. I just got excited.
Speaker 3: You can keep me.
Speaker 10: Well.
Speaker 9: It just the whole experience, like meeting all three of
Speaker 9: you and meeting you know, the rest of the cast
Speaker 9: and everyone was it kind of just gave us this
Speaker 9: sense of life of oh actually because we met a
Speaker 9: lot of people as well, like a lot of our
Speaker 9: listeners were there, and we did really special things like
Speaker 9: we after the event, we got pizza together and went
Speaker 9: to work to the river Core and had like pizza
Speaker 9: at sunset, and it was.
Speaker 7: All so meaningful.
Speaker 9: It was like, actually, let's just shoot for the stars
Speaker 9: with some of this stuff and just and just go
Speaker 9: for it. I don't think we ever expected like this,
Speaker 9: and this really is like just beyond any kind of expectation.
Speaker 8: Wilmington was like was amazing, Like the whole experience and
Speaker 8: obviously obviously getting to meet the three of you, but
Speaker 8: just being kind of in a huge group of people
Speaker 8: that love this show and it's global and from someone
Speaker 8: who's I guess I feel still feel a little bit
Speaker 8: outside looking in because we haven't finished season nine, and
Speaker 8: you know, we're working our way to it, and I've
Speaker 8: only this is my first time watching and so not
Speaker 8: really understanding the following that this show has and then
Speaker 8: just seeing it the generosity that comes from it as
Speaker 8: well all of our we call them out ravens, but
Speaker 8: you know, our listeners and our our cult, Simon said,
Speaker 8: we know they're so generous and so kind, and you know,
Speaker 8: one of them, one of our listeners shout out to
Speaker 8: Crystal sorry she if she won the opportunity to meet
Speaker 8: Barry Corbyn, and like, Whitey was like my favorite character
Speaker 8: in the beginning, right because you know, as Simon said, disgruntled,
Speaker 8: you know, and what's better than that? And so she
Speaker 8: took me as her plast one to go and meet him,
Speaker 8: and I was like, well, this is oh so kind
Speaker 8: and a couple of others and some of her great
Speaker 8: experiences as well. So just the kindness that comes from it,
Speaker 8: and then you see and the things that we've the
Speaker 8: people that we've encountered and the things that they do
Speaker 8: for this show is amazing.
Speaker 6: I would include yourselves in that because you are creating
Speaker 6: another community for the fans of this show, like you are.
Speaker 6: You're creating a place for them to go and make
Speaker 6: new friends and share experiences. So you are now a
Speaker 6: part of that of that of the tapestry of One
Speaker 6: Tree Hill, you know, and you are contributing to it
Speaker 6: as opposed to just sort of, you know, enjoying in it.
Speaker 6: And I'm so glad that you're The podcasts has done
Speaker 6: so well and you have the falling because you deserve it.
Speaker 6: You guys are doing great. I listened to a couple
Speaker 6: episodes and I really liked it. And I think I
Speaker 6: just never thought of until this moment, is are the
Speaker 6: fans on One Tree Hill are incredible? Like when I
Speaker 6: joined the show, I had no idea what I was
Speaker 6: in store for, like i've and also since then, I
Speaker 6: have never experienced anything like what we had with our fans.
Speaker 6: But one thing I hadn't thought of until just right
Speaker 6: now is that it's because of the fans that I
Speaker 6: have so many of the relationships with people from One
Speaker 6: Tree Hill. Because if it weren't for the fans, there
Speaker 6: wouldn't be conventions. And if there weren't conventions, I don't
Speaker 6: think I would have ever. I should say that the
Speaker 6: odds are very low I would have reconnected with as
Speaker 6: many of the members of the cast that I have,
Speaker 6: because I'll speak for myself. I was for largely I
Speaker 6: was kind of just like my head was down, I
Speaker 6: was getting through that time, so I wasn't really available
Speaker 6: for relationships. And I think a lot of people kind
Speaker 6: of had their own stuff going on or were just
Speaker 6: sort of ready to wrap it up or whatever it was.
Speaker 6: And it's because of the conventions that we were able
Speaker 6: to all come back sort of as adults and be like, hey,
Speaker 6: oh my gosh, hi friend and like these friendships came
Speaker 6: out of it. But none of that would have happened
Speaker 6: were it not for the fans wanting conventions and attending conventions.
Speaker 6: So just a new gratitude swell to say thank you
Speaker 6: to all of the fans for allowing us to have
Speaker 6: this opportunity.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Well, I want to get into like storyline stuff.
Speaker 4: I'm so curious if you guys, like I just want
Speaker 4: to know what you have been dom especially you you know,
Speaker 4: starting from scratch, and I want to know, like what
Speaker 4: what storyline has just taken you totally by surprise the most.
Speaker 4: What do you feel like really made you stand up
Speaker 4: and yell at the TV or like, gasp, you have
Speaker 4: any memories of this?
Speaker 8: It's got to be well pretty much for like the
Speaker 8: first couple of seasons, I was convinced that Keith was
Speaker 8: Lucas's real father.
Speaker 5: This is so many of us were.
Speaker 8: It was like, this has got to come out, This
Speaker 8: has got to happened. Karen's going to be like, oh,
Speaker 8: do you remember that night? You know it's your you
Speaker 8: know he's yours and that I was so so disappointed
Speaker 8: when that didn't happen. But I think that the Dan
Speaker 8: shooting Keith's story.
Speaker 6: Is just what I still haven't seen seasons one through five, actually,
Speaker 6: but I do. I do know that plot point.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Yeah, that's that's the that's the like the biggest one,
Speaker 8: and then you know, the whole Jimmy Edwards storyline as well,
Speaker 8: that's the one that's I think he really stands out
Speaker 8: and makes you go, what is happening here?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Was that one of the things that also made you
Speaker 4: you know, you just said that you you didn't at first,
Speaker 4: you were like, I don't really understand all of this
Speaker 4: hubbub around this show, What's what is the whole big
Speaker 4: deal about it? And as you started to watch, like,
Speaker 4: I mean, I know, for us, I think that was
Speaker 4: one of the turning point episodes where we all kind
Speaker 4: of knew we were doing something more meaningful than just
Speaker 4: like pop TV. And so was that one of the
Speaker 4: turning points for you or was there something else that
Speaker 4: made you kind of connect in a way that was like, oh,
Speaker 4: this is actually something I want to invest more of
Speaker 4: my time and see it through.
Speaker 8: I think pretty much all along like a lot of
Speaker 8: the way, like I've always considered the performances in the
Speaker 8: show so from yourselves, to be like excellent, you know,
Speaker 8: I mean, there's always been a draw to that. I mean,
Speaker 8: you're all exceptional cryers. You just cry so well, it
Speaker 8: just happens, like you tapped on go crying and it's unbelievable.
Speaker 8: So you really drawn into that, and then those stories
Speaker 8: like it just enhances the storyline because there are some episodes,
Speaker 8: let's say in the later seasons, where what's written on
Speaker 8: the page might not necessarily be, you know, the best dialogue,
Speaker 8: but actually you're making it work and you're you know,
Speaker 8: and you've got the feeling in the room you've got
Speaker 8: that sense of connection, and lots of people grow up
Speaker 8: or it's like when they watch it, they're growing with
Speaker 8: the show. So they're watching it at a particular age,
Speaker 8: growing with the characters, and then getting to a certain point.
Speaker 8: Then there's me kind of as Simons, this miserable world man.
Speaker 10: Watch your.
Speaker 8: Watching it at a certain stage of life, going oh, actually,
Speaker 8: these performances are fantastic. The storylines are actually really good,
Speaker 8: and I'm kind of invested now. So I did I
Speaker 8: think it happened fairly early? To be fair, what didn't
Speaker 8: take me long to kind of go okay, I'm in now.
Speaker 6: When I first started watching this show, one of the
Speaker 6: very first things that struck me was the music. But
Speaker 6: is that the sau imagine American music, especially pop music,
Speaker 6: is rather ubiquitous. So was that something that stood out
Speaker 6: to you?
Speaker 8: So I love music. Music's like my thing. But there's
Speaker 8: a lot of music in the show that I've not
Speaker 8: heard before. So it's like a discovering of the music.
Speaker 8: And that's one thing that our listeners bring up all
Speaker 8: the time, is the music. And the music is so
Speaker 8: important and even people I work with that love on Treehill, like,
Speaker 8: oh that the music's great, and I'm like, yeah, we
Speaker 8: tend what's the Maybe something that we need to revisit
Speaker 8: is going back over the music because we don't dig
Speaker 8: into it, probably as much as we should, but we do.
Speaker 8: We have a judgment at the end of We do
Speaker 8: our judgments at the end of each episode, and we
Speaker 8: give it a rating, and one of our judgments is
Speaker 8: a favorite song of the episode, so we pick. We
Speaker 8: do pick one and the ones that really stand out.
Speaker 8: And the thing is that they're all connected and into linked.
Speaker 8: It feels like with the storyline, or at least there's
Speaker 8: you know, you've got those tender moments and emotional moments
Speaker 8: whatever it might be, the fun moments, and it all
Speaker 8: has an accompanying song yeah, which works so well. And
Speaker 8: you know, we do enjoy it and we we like it.
Speaker 8: We probably don't dig into it enough, but yeah, I
Speaker 8: love the music.
Speaker 5: I love that, especially because you're coming into it, you know,
Speaker 5: at a later stage, so it's not like those songs
Speaker 5: have just been released or they're just on the radio.
Speaker 5: I like that for a new viewer, they feel like
Speaker 5: they are still very anchored in what's happening on screen.
Speaker 5: And it makes me think of something you guys spoke
Speaker 5: to Paul about a while back when you had him
Speaker 5: on your show, because Simon, you pointed something out that
Speaker 5: I loved. You talked about how as a repeat viewer,
Speaker 5: when you first started watching, you were in your early twenties,
Speaker 5: and even though we were playing teenagers, we were in
Speaker 5: our early twenties, and so you related to our characters
Speaker 5: so much. And now cut to where you both are
Speaker 5: in your lives with you know, your partners and your
Speaker 5: kids and the things that well, you know, kid eventually
Speaker 5: for you, Dom, but like the sort of stage you're in,
Speaker 5: you can relate more to the parents as well and
Speaker 5: what they're going through and see things from their perspectives.
Speaker 5: And it's cool to hear about your journey there. But
Speaker 5: I guess, Dom, I wonder, knowing that that Simon's experience,
Speaker 5: are you simultaneously able to identify with us as kids
Speaker 5: and sort of your teenage self, or are you watching
Speaker 5: all of this being like, can you imagine if we
Speaker 5: had been that insane in high school?
Speaker 3: What is it for you?
Speaker 8: That's a great, great question, I think, and.
Speaker 3: Simon, you too, jump in anytime you have something here.
Speaker 8: Of course, all the Jimmy Eat well, the came flying back.
Speaker 8: I think there's there's there's certain elements. Yeah, I think
Speaker 8: there's certain elements of like the high school days where
Speaker 8: I think I relate to that. I relate to being
Speaker 8: the quiet one that just sort of been in the
Speaker 8: corner where I was in, you know, with a small
Speaker 8: group of friends and having that kind of small group
Speaker 8: of friends and that kind of collective unit, and we
Speaker 8: were you know, we'd all do you know, different things
Speaker 8: together and whatever it might be. And then you've got
Speaker 8: you know, you've kind of got your Nathan's of the
Speaker 8: world that you know, Okay, he's a bit much for me,
Speaker 8: and we're probably not going to be the friends, but
Speaker 8: you never know, one day we could be. And yeah,
Speaker 8: so I did. There was definite like oh wow, yeah, okay,
Speaker 8: I can I can really relate to that. And I
Speaker 8: think in a lot of our episodes as well, we
Speaker 8: do kind of sorry to say it was, Simon especially
Speaker 8: talks about a lot of his experiences and stuff and
Speaker 8: how it kind of connects and how he felt at
Speaker 8: a specific time of life and stuff and also me too,
Speaker 8: and you know, we jump around back and forth. We
Speaker 8: definitely could connect with the older characters first, so I did.
Speaker 8: First I was like, keeps my guy. And then I
Speaker 8: was like, okay, no, you know, I know what it's
Speaker 8: like to be you know Hailey.
Speaker 7: We all say like we so we did. We did.
Speaker 9: Part of our podcast is that we have shared a
Speaker 9: lot of stuff, a lot of stuff like about what
Speaker 9: things that we did when we were teenagers and things,
Speaker 9: even to a point that we moved most of our
Speaker 9: episodes over onto Patreon specifically kind of as we're coming
Speaker 9: to the end of it was like, you know, it
Speaker 9: is nice to share these things and to have these
Speaker 9: things out there, but also, you know, we also are private,
Speaker 9: have private liers and private people, and it's actually we
Speaker 9: only really want those things there for people that are
Speaker 9: really invested in what we're doing, you know, because it
Speaker 9: feels very private, and I think it wasn't until a
Speaker 9: bit later into the podcast. It's actually there was a
Speaker 9: sense of vulnerability there to an extent of like kind
Speaker 9: of put our lives out here a little bit. So
Speaker 9: let's kind of maybe keep some of that for the
Speaker 9: people that are really into it. But yeah, we kind
Speaker 9: of definitely easier to relate to the older characters now,
Speaker 9: but it's also clever with the time jump that your
Speaker 9: characters kind of catch up, you know, to assume closer
Speaker 9: to your real ages in real life. But we've always
Speaker 9: said from the beginning that we didn't really see the
Speaker 9: characters as high schoolers. We kind of saw them as
Speaker 9: like young adults or maybe more like in college, even
Speaker 9: though we know they are in high school. But because
Speaker 9: some of the storylines are so kind of crazy, they
Speaker 9: kind of may correlated more to people that are a
Speaker 9: bit older. And then when your characters are in their
Speaker 9: the early twenties and they are like some of the
Speaker 9: most successful people in the world, we're like, maybe let's
Speaker 9: pretend they're in their thirties, just so feels a bit better.
Speaker 3: Maybe totally totally we self the same. Oh yeah, we've
Speaker 3: talked about that for sure.
Speaker 7: We have so many questions for you as well.
Speaker 9: I don't want people to think we've come on HERETI
Speaker 9: because you're coming on our podcast. We're kind of like
Speaker 9: reserving them, So I don't want you to feel like
Speaker 9: we're doing a.
Speaker 5: Not at all.
Speaker 4: No, we love you're providing us with the ability to
Speaker 4: hear from fans from people who are doing exactly what
Speaker 4: like we're doing our podcast for you guys, so for
Speaker 4: people whose voice you represent, so it's actually really really
Speaker 4: interesting to hear what you have to say.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And to that point, it's also nice to really
Speaker 5: be able to sit in it because as cool as
Speaker 5: the conventions are, they move so fast. You know, you're
Speaker 5: kind of in the suirrel and the days are long,
Speaker 5: but so many of our interactions don't get to be lengthy.
Speaker 5: So you know, it's fun to be able to actually
Speaker 5: sit back and have a nice chat.
Speaker 9: Can I also just say the fact that you've listened
Speaker 9: to any of our podcast episodes one frightens me. But
Speaker 9: that's such an overwhelming thing to hear, Like I almost
Speaker 9: feel that podcast is finished.
Speaker 7: Now, Like, how do you go on any.
Speaker 6: Have to weed?
Speaker 1: You have?
Speaker 4: So you must have so many predictions, yeah, don Like
Speaker 4: what are your predictions? There's so much coming in season nine?
Speaker 4: Do you have any inklings.
Speaker 8: Or trying to think? So, we we've we've just started
Speaker 8: season so we've done two episodes of season nine ahead
Speaker 8: of us.
Speaker 3: You are, you're ahead of us.
Speaker 8: Tyler Hilton has come back. He says hello, by the way.
Speaker 6: We thank god.
Speaker 7: He was We just met him in London last week.
Speaker 9: He was in and he said he said specifically about you, Robert,
Speaker 9: that you're one of his best friends, which was he said, yeah,
Speaker 9: he spoke so highly of all of you.
Speaker 8: So yeah, you're GONO have to help me. What crazy
Speaker 8: productions have I made this season?
Speaker 9: Well, your predictions at the moment are mainly there's a
Speaker 9: lot of confusion because it opened that Season nine opens
Speaker 9: with like so much with all like the flashes, so
Speaker 9: like Dan has a gun and Chris Keller's with Dan and.
Speaker 8: Smashing up a cafe. So I'm like, ca was there
Speaker 8: between Karen's and.
Speaker 5: My rage day?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Perfect?
Speaker 9: Do you know what you would probably want to hear?
Speaker 9: As well as some of the predictions that Don.
Speaker 6: Got right from that was going to be my question.
Speaker 9: They it drove people crazy, like we had people And
Speaker 9: the thing is people would always write it to me
Speaker 9: because I kind of have to be the caretaker of.
Speaker 7: Like the instagrams so can't be spoiled.
Speaker 9: And some of it is like people were accusing him
Speaker 9: of watching along, which he would never do, but by
Speaker 9: watching a head story but.
Speaker 7: No, it's so good.
Speaker 9: So he you predicted predicted that it was Abbi Brown
Speaker 9: that was like tormenting Dan after.
Speaker 3: Whoa, that's a hard one to get. Wow, you're a sleuth.
Speaker 7: Wow, what was the other one?
Speaker 5: So you for skills, but what gave you the what
Speaker 5: gave you the inkling?
Speaker 8: There was something about that that in a knowledge. So
Speaker 8: a lot of the time I was thinking that Dan's
Speaker 8: kind of doing this to himself. So he's writing these
Speaker 8: things on the wall, he's kind of lost it. He
Speaker 8: doesn't remember he's doing it. And then I was like,
Speaker 8: unless there was someone there, but the only person that
Speaker 8: could have feasibly have been there, and then I'll set
Speaker 8: up his name would be someone like Abby or something
Speaker 8: like that, and then it would just be like, oh,
Speaker 8: get and then there's just silence. So I never know
Speaker 8: if I'm right or wrong until until I get there.
Speaker 8: And Simon Simon's famous for saying, we'll see and then
Speaker 8: that's it, and then you know, I never know.
Speaker 5: So and Simon, how do you keep a straight face
Speaker 5: when he either gets it very right or very wrong?
Speaker 5: Are you just constantly trying to be unknowable?
Speaker 9: I guess, But I think he he is pretty good
Speaker 9: at respecting the boundaries. I'd say, or no, because he
Speaker 9: doesn't speaking four years. If you're not here but from
Speaker 9: you don't like spoiling it for yourself, but you want
Speaker 9: to you want the thrill love of it.
Speaker 8: I like to be right.
Speaker 11: We are.
Speaker 9: Dom has a thing when watching as well, where the
Speaker 9: Ravens called it turtling, which we show turtling on, which
Speaker 9: is like if like someone's in a car and he's like,
Speaker 9: they're going to crash or this is going to happen,
Speaker 9: or this is going to happen. I'm trying to think
Speaker 9: of the other one.
Speaker 8: I thought that was going to happen. And in episode
Speaker 8: two of season nine, Brooks driving around with the babies
Speaker 8: in the back, and the whole time she's like, you know,
Speaker 8: driving at three in the morning, and I'm really tired,
Speaker 8: but it's like it's kind of okay. Listen to the
Speaker 8: radio and I see people having fun and things, and
Speaker 8: the whole time, I'm thinking, she's just on that road
Speaker 8: where Paine's had a bar crash and.
Speaker 5: Everyone's had a car crash.
Speaker 3: It's a car crash road.
Speaker 5: Isn't that One of the weirdest things When you're watching
Speaker 5: and you're every time the camera cuts, you're like, is
Speaker 5: it now?
Speaker 3: Is it now?
Speaker 5: It's so stressful.
Speaker 6: What excites you more? When he is very right or
Speaker 6: very wrong with the prediction.
Speaker 7: That's a great question. I like it.
Speaker 9: I prefer it when he's right, actually, because I feel
Speaker 9: like people get more of a kick out of that,
Speaker 9: and people like, I'm his fan, you know, I want
Speaker 9: him to get it right really, so I'm like happy
Speaker 9: for him. But he did get some crazy in our
Speaker 9: pilot episode. He said something like, couldn't have known this,
Speaker 9: but he was like, you know, Dan, he kind of
Speaker 9: acts like he's the mayor. Imagine one day he'd be mayor.
Speaker 6: Like, does Dan become mayor?
Speaker 7: You really should.
Speaker 3: Karen?
Speaker 5: Karen and Dan run against each other for mayor.
Speaker 6: Well, of course Dan winso because he's the shadiest human
Speaker 6: being of all time. But oh yeah, my god, guys,
Speaker 6: this is exactly what happened in season seven when it
Speaker 6: was that camping episode where Julian goes with the rest
Speaker 6: of the crew and there's like a reference to the
Speaker 6: fact that Brooke and Nathan made a sex tape, and
Speaker 6: I was like, I came back on our pod, was like,
Speaker 6: what the hell shows this?
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I said, you know what, Rob, that was
Speaker 5: exactly my reaction when I read the script. I think
Speaker 5: we all were like.
Speaker 11: Oh boy, right, OK, I would like to know when
Speaker 11: what predictions you made that you were wrong about, but
Speaker 11: that you think you should have been right about.
Speaker 8: Well, Keith paying Lucas's dad was number is number one
Speaker 8: on my list. I will never ever let that go.
Speaker 8: I would rewrite the show to make that a true possibility.
Speaker 4: So good And Simon, I know you're not, you know,
Speaker 4: watching for the first time, so you wouldn't be making predictions.
Speaker 4: But if there was a storyline that you felt like
Speaker 4: you wanted to see it go a different way, I
Speaker 4: would love to hear that as well.
Speaker 9: I love that answer too, Like I'd never considered that.
Speaker 9: And Dom said that from pretty much the beginning, and
Speaker 9: I was like, it makes sense. It's a great twist,
Speaker 9: and I would have loved that too, But yeah, what
Speaker 9: else have you there's another what's the other big one
Speaker 9: that you've had for a long time? Oh, one of
Speaker 9: the biggest ones was about he was certain that Brooke
Speaker 9: would have children?
Speaker 8: Like, yeah, I was. I was like, they couldn't do
Speaker 8: that to the character. They just couldn't. I was like,
Speaker 8: if they if they don't let Brooke have children, this
Speaker 8: is absolute travesty. And again, I would go back and
Speaker 8: rewrite it. And put it right, because you know.
Speaker 5: That right there are penance for the sex tape, for
Speaker 5: the red They really needed to earn their good graces.
Speaker 5: And I appreciate your confidence.
Speaker 8: With Robert.
Speaker 9: If you as you haven't seen the earliest seasons, is
Speaker 9: that potentially give draw on the Queen's and a more
Speaker 9: lease of life afterwards. You could be watching, you could
Speaker 9: be making somewhat predictions. I would been spoiling.
Speaker 8: You could join us and we could do it with him.
Speaker 6: Let's take this combo offline. I mean never say never.
Speaker 6: I mean I clearly have a lot to watch, because
Speaker 6: every time I hear we just watched like eighteen, I
Speaker 6: think the episode where Haley gives birth, and it is
Speaker 6: jam packed with flashbacks, and of course I had seen
Speaker 6: none of them, with the exception of like Quinn's flashback
Speaker 6: because it was four episodes prior. But it just sort
Speaker 6: of hit home. I was like, I just know so
Speaker 6: little about the show, and I liked all the flashbacks,
Speaker 6: so yeah, yeah, maybe ay, I would.
Speaker 5: Really want though, And I know it got harder obviously
Speaker 5: as Lockdown ended, and you know, we had to tend
Speaker 5: to our full time jobs as well. But in the
Speaker 5: beginning we would because we were obviously, you know, lock
Speaker 5: in our homes. We would sit on zoom and watch
Speaker 5: the episode together and then do the podcast. And now
Speaker 5: so often, oh yeah, because everybody's got you know, kids
Speaker 5: and things and is in different time zones and someone's
Speaker 5: always on a plane. We usually now will watch it
Speaker 5: on our own time and then guarantee we're all on
Speaker 5: the zoom together. And I miss I miss watching some
Speaker 5: of the reaction videos that like our producers, they wouldn't
Speaker 5: even all go online. They would put something and exactly
Speaker 5: what you're talking about, just full turtle mode. Everyone would
Speaker 5: get in their sweaters. You would start watching between our fingers,
Speaker 5: just like, oh god, it's coming and it's so funny.
Speaker 5: And I would love to see rob because you weren't
Speaker 5: there at all, like some of it we forgot about,
Speaker 5: but you know, we were there. I would love to
Speaker 5: see you watch the first six seasons having not a
Speaker 5: clue what's coming?
Speaker 6: That fun Oh yeah, it's it's so funny. Actually, when
Speaker 6: I first listened to the first episode of Your Guys podcast,
Speaker 6: I listened to and you laid out the premise, I
Speaker 6: was like, oh my god, this is so funny. So
Speaker 6: after so Tyler and I we've known each other, but
Speaker 6: when we did that, we were both guests on the
Speaker 6: Drama Queen's Live tour, right, and that was where, like
Speaker 6: we our relationship really really started. And after that, like
Speaker 6: I had joked on stage like we should do a
Speaker 6: drama Kings where we recap your recaps, you know, but
Speaker 6: then we were actually talking about like is is it
Speaker 6: should we actually do something? And one of my pitches
Speaker 6: to Tyler was we should just be two middle aged
Speaker 6: dudes watching a teenage soap opera and getting emotionally invested
Speaker 6: in it. So when I heard your pitch or your premise,
Speaker 6: I was like, oh, it's it was our idea, but
Speaker 6: even better because one of them has seen it, so
Speaker 6: you sort of get both sides of it. Yeah, it's great. Well,
Speaker 6: we would love.
Speaker 7: To hear your version.
Speaker 9: We'd love to hear your version, so please do do that.
Speaker 9: It would be great for the Drama Queen. I don't
Speaker 9: know what you guys are planning to do, but you
Speaker 9: should just keep going forever. I mean, I don't know
Speaker 9: if you know about the other you might be like, no,
Speaker 9: thank you, I don't know if you know about that.
Speaker 9: Like a lot of the other like The Office, Ladies,
Speaker 9: Pod Meets World, et cetera, and sort of doing my
Speaker 9: round too because like Pop for me and for domas
Speaker 9: Dom again, sorry for speaking for you. It's like we
Speaker 9: rewatch a lot of shows that we love, but it's
Speaker 9: like it hits you, like we've been saying differently at
Speaker 9: different periods of your life, and you relate to being
Speaker 9: different ways. So yeah, I think people would continue to
Speaker 9: always love to hear what you have to say about it.
Speaker 6: Totally listen. If I have my way, we will continue
Speaker 6: doing this for years and years to come. So I'm
Speaker 6: just throwing every idea I have in the poodcast. Sort
Speaker 6: of enjoy it because like I am just trying to
Speaker 6: keep this friend train rolling, guys, so don't worry right
Speaker 6: there with you.
Speaker 4: Such a highlight in my week. I just hate to
Speaker 4: see a girl. Yeah, figure something out.
Speaker 5: I know you're giving us wonderful, wonderful ideas, and it
Speaker 5: is a really great the way that things hit you differently.
Speaker 5: I mean the episode that we just watched, like watching
Speaker 5: those flashbacks and watching you know, Brooke and Julian trying
Speaker 5: to navigate whether or not they're going to be able
Speaker 5: to be parents. It was heavy then, but I didn't
Speaker 5: know very many parents. I mean, you know, Joy, it
Speaker 5: was you Hillary. And then like a few years later,
Speaker 5: my next closest girlfriend had a kid, but like at
Speaker 5: that point, we basically knew no one was kids. And
Speaker 5: it is so crazy even remembering the people I spoke
Speaker 5: to about their experiences and you know, the journeys people
Speaker 5: were having, being in this stage of my life where
Speaker 5: I know everyone who's built families in every way imaginable,
Speaker 5: and how hard people have suffered for it, and how
Speaker 5: difficult it can be and and all of the things
Speaker 5: like it sort of smacks me emotionally from completely the
Speaker 5: other direction now. And I think that's probably why it's
Speaker 5: so special for us when we do have those interactions
Speaker 5: with all of you guys when we meet up, whether
Speaker 5: it's in Wilmington or Paris or wherever. Because at every
Speaker 5: single stage with all the fans over this last decade
Speaker 5: of doing these conventions, their stories change, but the stories
Speaker 5: keep relating to the show because at some point or
Speaker 5: another we all relate to one character or one moment.
Speaker 5: And it is pretty crazy how it stays evergreen like that.
Speaker 5: It's not something I could have imagined at twenty one.
Speaker 5: But I think it's like just the coolest thing that
Speaker 5: we all get to share this.
Speaker 6: Guys, hear me out, what if Round two of Drama
Speaker 6: Queen's is us recapping the Ravens podcast.
Speaker 3: It's great.
Speaker 8: I'm okay with it.
Speaker 5: Simon, you just turned so all read.
Speaker 9: There's so much about you know, you know, yes, yes,
Speaker 9: that would be wonderful.
Speaker 7: Give me time to edit it.
Speaker 9: Give me like a bit of time to edit it
Speaker 9: down for like a minute or two an episode.
Speaker 6: We could do a whole season breaking down your fifteen
Speaker 6: hour episode of the Goodfellas movie.
Speaker 12: So there's plenty of content there for us.
Speaker 4: So are you guys going to the convention in Paris?
Speaker 4: Who's doing that? Who's Rob?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: I mean what company is it?
Speaker 5: Rob?
Speaker 3: You people can go get their tickets?
Speaker 6: Is it Union? Oh? Yeah, that's right, Yeah it is Union.
Speaker 9: Are you guys going, Yes, Yes, we're very fortunate. This
Speaker 9: is the first time we're going to have like press
Speaker 9: passes to something.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, so fancy.
Speaker 5: I just want to know what you're going to How
Speaker 5: are you going to use those to your advantage? Like
Speaker 5: I know for a fact, Rob and I would be
Speaker 5: figuring out where the snacks were you know, like, oh,
Speaker 5: if they're pressing it back in that door, what what's
Speaker 5: what's back there that I can eat? Like, what's the
Speaker 5: thing you're the most excited to use that fancy little
Speaker 5: badge for?
Speaker 8: Well, A great question. I don't even consider snacks. It's
Speaker 8: all about it's all about capturing you all and the
Speaker 8: you know, the other actors that will be there. Any
Speaker 8: opportunity we can, like just to have a little interview,
Speaker 8: couple of questions, not take too much of your time,
Speaker 8: you know, and maybe take some advantage of that if
Speaker 8: we can.
Speaker 3: That's that's well, snacks and parking.
Speaker 4: I think we'll also find to bees at times.
Speaker 3: Right, that's right. Always got a microphone already.
Speaker 9: We have these mics that we've got more interviewing Tyler,
Speaker 9: And so we're now hoping that now that we're best
Speaker 9: friends that obviously you know, we can we we can
Speaker 9: get if you guys, I know some of you are there,
Speaker 9: what have you there? Maybe but we can get interviews
Speaker 9: with you or you know, some of the other coast
Speaker 9: that Yeah, we're just happy to be there, like we're
Speaker 9: just excited to be there.
Speaker 6: Well, it's going to be great to see you in
Speaker 6: this time, Joy won't be the only one handing out hugs.
Speaker 6: I'm going to be bringing you in for the real thing. Gentlemen,
Speaker 6: you probably know this, but we wrap up each episode
Speaker 6: with a listener question and spin a wheel. But since
Speaker 6: this is a special occasion, we thought we'd switch it
Speaker 6: up and let you, guys ask one of your listener questions.
Speaker 6: Sound good, That sounds amazing.
Speaker 5: Our first ever live listener question.
Speaker 4: I can't believe it's the first ever. We've been doing
Speaker 4: this a long we have never done that yet. Yay,
Speaker 4: you're the first.
Speaker 8: So Wan tree Hill gave us some truly legendary kind
Speaker 8: of psycho characters. So we've had Derek and Annie carry
Speaker 8: Katie you know, so obviously joins the f you've seen
Speaker 8: in a few more then maybe he has. But which
Speaker 8: one kind of stands out? We can call it a favorite?
Speaker 8: I suppose you can have a favorite psycho. Which one
Speaker 8: stands out as a favorite? And why favorite psycho?
Speaker 10: Can?
Speaker 6: I jump in here because I have one just that
Speaker 6: just popped into my head that I feel passionate about. Yes, yes,
Speaker 6: it's the dog that's walking loose in the hospital that
Speaker 6: eats a heart. I'm sorry, psychopath. What.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's pretty creepy, Like, what are they feeding that
Speaker 4: dog that its first instinct was to pick up the heart?
Speaker 6: Also boundaries, heart boundaries, dog, don't just go eating someone's organ, dick.
Speaker 3: Move gross.
Speaker 4: I mean, like, I want to say Dan Scott because
Speaker 4: but it's it's just so obvious. I Yeah, I'm actually
Speaker 4: going to narrow it down because Dan is he's not
Speaker 4: a token villain. He's something so much bigger to our show.
Speaker 4: So if I'm going to pick like a like one
Speaker 4: of the sort of token villains, I guess I would
Speaker 4: say Nanny Carey, mostly because I got to work so
Speaker 4: closely with Tori and she was so fun and lovely
Speaker 4: to work with, and her character was so delicious and
Speaker 4: she had such a great time with it and we
Speaker 4: were running through cornfields and it was just so bizarre.
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna go with Nanny Carey. Yeah.
Speaker 5: It's funny because I was also going to say Dan
Speaker 5: feels like the real kingpin of the villains, but what
Speaker 5: he really is is the foil, Like he's bigger than
Speaker 5: just a villain, Yeah, because he's so much more human.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 5: So it's interesting because as a viewer, I would say
Speaker 5: Nanny Carey because I like the length of the arc.
Speaker 5: I like the surprise of when she comes back. I
Speaker 5: love the homage to Kathy Bates. You know, the whole
Speaker 5: thing is so well done. I would say that my
Speaker 5: favorite villain I ever fought would have to be Psychoed Derek,
Speaker 5: because in the midst of a highly coordinated stunt fight
Speaker 5: to yell eighth grade.
Speaker 3: Cheer camp, it was.
Speaker 5: It was just the most camp thing I've ever done
Speaker 5: on camera, and I love it.
Speaker 6: I gotta watch this epis. I need to see that
Speaker 6: for that alone.
Speaker 5: I have to go back to film you watching it. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's a real chef's kiss.
Speaker 12: Yeah, gosh, there's.
Speaker 6: Such a team player.
Speaker 5: So I was like, I gotta sell this, okay, And
Speaker 5: it turned into one of my favorite things I ever
Speaker 5: got to say on the show.
Speaker 7: So good.
Speaker 3: Should we spin a wheel?
Speaker 6: Yes? And also before we do it, just want to say,
Speaker 6: if you want to hear more of these fine gentlemen
Speaker 6: asking us questions on the spot, hop over to their podcast,
Speaker 6: The Ravens and give it a listen. Because we're doing
Speaker 6: a little two parter, half on our podcast, half on Theirs,
Speaker 6: So give it a listen.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much.
Speaker 6: Most likely to binge watch an entire season of a
Speaker 6: show in one day, Simon.
Speaker 9: It's him, It's dumb. How many seasons of what is
Speaker 9: the thing you're watching now?
Speaker 8: I just finished watching Blue Bloods, which is fourteen oh
Speaker 8: seasons and I started watching it when we got back
Speaker 8: from Wilmington, and yeah, blitz through it.
Speaker 3: Whoa.
Speaker 9: And he has a full time job, lots of hobbies.
Speaker 3: It's a commitment, yeah, is what it is?
Speaker 8: Impressive.
Speaker 6: How about through a the of the One Tree Hill cast?
Speaker 3: What do you guys think the characters are cast?
Speaker 6: Let's do them both?
Speaker 4: Okay, Okay, I mean I hate saying mouth because what
Speaker 4: you said last week because he has time right now,
Speaker 4: I was just.
Speaker 6: Gonna say mouth. Yeah, for the same reason. He's got
Speaker 6: that kind of time on his hands.
Speaker 4: He doesn't always just as right now in this season
Speaker 4: in his life, I.
Speaker 6: Could see Clay just yea posting up and watching an
Speaker 6: entire season of a show in a day. Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 4: He's got a stressful job. There's been a lot of
Speaker 4: shit going down in his life. Claimed is it just
Speaker 4: a binge sash?
Speaker 6: He needs a hardcore comfort show, just Ben, Yes.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, a weekend in Cozy's lots of popcorn, couch time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I would have been a good and speking about
Speaker 6: like the real people. I would have been a good
Speaker 6: candidate for this prior to becoming a parent, because like
Speaker 6: now as a parent, I have to watch things in
Speaker 6: like forty five second increments, so.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and otherwise it's puff and rock.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you just have Moana on repeat. But it is
Speaker 5: interesting back in the day because I do that thing too, Simon,
Speaker 5: where I love to stay up late. It's like my
Speaker 5: inner teenager comes out and it's like nobody can make
Speaker 5: me go to bed.
Speaker 4: Watch this is this arbitrary rebellion.
Speaker 3: I do it too.
Speaker 5: It's so dumb, it's so silly, and I know better,
Speaker 5: but it also feels so exciting. For all the years
Speaker 5: I felt like I had to play by the rules,
Speaker 5: And I remember when Dexter was on and I was
Speaker 5: such a fan of the show, just binge watching on
Speaker 5: the DVDs because like I started the first season, it
Speaker 5: had been on for a while. But then I was like, Okay,
Speaker 5: it's my time to start this show. And it was essentially,
Speaker 5: you know, pre Netflix watch next episode, a moment for
Speaker 5: me where I was like, I have the whole DVD
Speaker 5: set of the whole first season, and I'm going to
Speaker 5: stay up till six in the morning and figure out
Speaker 5: who the who's the killer this year? I mean, I
Speaker 5: was obsessed.
Speaker 3: What sorry what you broke up for a second? What
Speaker 3: show did you say?
Speaker 5: I said, Dexter When it first came Oh, I started it?
Speaker 7: I think.
Speaker 5: I don't remember if it was right around when the
Speaker 5: first season was ending, or if it had ended and
Speaker 5: it was on hiatus. But I got all the DVDs
Speaker 5: and then I was just an insomniac.
Speaker 9: That was the first show. My wife and I kind
Speaker 9: of bond, like watch together as a couple. So you'd
Speaker 9: fall to sleep and then wake up in the middle
Speaker 9: of the night and the eerie music would be on
Speaker 9: the DMA.
Speaker 7: Enjoy you, and then you was in it.
Speaker 3: Right, Yes, I was.
Speaker 5: Was that the last season or the second to last,
Speaker 5: I don't remember, so I think it was the last one.
Speaker 7: I think, my gosh, wild it's coming back.
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, yeah, oh, my gosh. Wow.
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