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Speaker 2: Hello, friends, I am so amped about today's episode, not
Speaker 2: only because it was such a special one for my
Speaker 2: character's journey, but because we have one of our favorite
Speaker 2: guests on the podcast.
Speaker 3: Hi Austin, Hi, how are you?
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: I'm so glad to see you, Bud. How are you doing.
Speaker 4: I'm very good.
Speaker 5: Life is Life is treating me well, very happy, and
Speaker 5: I'm always happy to come back and do one of.
Speaker 4: These with you guys and see you guys and talk
Speaker 4: about the show.
Speaker 2: I know it's so fun. Rob is here, but had
Speaker 2: to run a stairs to do a dad thing. But
Speaker 2: I think we should just get started. Will you tell
Speaker 2: the people what episode we're watching? Will you read our
Speaker 2: synopsis for US.
Speaker 5: Okay, Season eight, Episode thirteen, The other half of me
Speaker 5: air date February first, twenty eleven.
Speaker 4: Brooke and Julian's wedding days.
Speaker 5: Finally here, dreams become reality, secrets are revealed, and wedding
Speaker 5: hookups are inevitable.
Speaker 4: Rector is Greg Prange. The writer is John A. Norris.
Speaker 2: It's time.
Speaker 3: Let's get into it. Hi Rob, Hi, Hello, I've had
Speaker 3: to attend to abe small toddler emergency. But guess what
Speaker 3: put the fire out?
Speaker 2: For sure did?
Speaker 3: Let's get into a great episode. I loved this sweet
Speaker 3: opener with young Brook.
Speaker 2: I forgot about it, you guys.
Speaker 4: It's so good, like it's like a film.
Speaker 2: It is, and it's such a crazy thing because as
Speaker 2: soon as it starts, I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: hiding on the porch because the parents are fighting. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, oh in the veil. And it's like it
Speaker 2: made me remember this whole chunk of the story that
Speaker 2: for some reason, I had just forgotten about until watching
Speaker 2: the episode jogged my memory.
Speaker 5: I loved that device in the like classic car and
Speaker 5: the bride and the groom by themselves. It's so romantic
Speaker 5: and it's like, oh, like what a great core memory
Speaker 5: like that's.
Speaker 4: It was beautiful, beautifully done.
Speaker 3: Have we ever met Brook's dad, not, did we ever
Speaker 3: put a face?
Speaker 2: Not to this point. Eventually you do, but at this
Speaker 2: point he's still sort of this mystery person.
Speaker 3: Oh when do we meet your dads?
Speaker 2: We meet him in season nine or is it later
Speaker 2: in this season? I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't remember that. My timeline's worried with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it was a cool device because not only
Speaker 2: do you see how the sort of fairy tale of
Speaker 2: the wedding and the thing is so instrumental, you know,
Speaker 2: in society and for little girls, but you see why
Speaker 2: this idea means so much to Brook, because it's it's
Speaker 2: sort of paralleled, like she's having one experience on one
Speaker 2: side of the door while listening to her parents screaming
Speaker 2: on the other, and it's I don't know, you get
Speaker 2: that this little girl wanted the fairy tale. She wanted
Speaker 2: to be rescued. She wanted a happy ending, not the
Speaker 2: ending that she grew up in her house watching. And
Speaker 2: it was cool to I think, to.
Speaker 4: See that in the programming you get from your parents.
Speaker 5: Yeah, which is what comes up later when you say
Speaker 5: to Victoria and you remember what you told me. No,
Speaker 5: it's like, what an interesting genesis moment or not. You know,
Speaker 5: what's the word the inception? Yeah, like to see that
Speaker 5: seed sprout in you at a young age and like, yeah,
Speaker 5: beauty of this versus my reality with my example.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's really good. And then I love that it
Speaker 2: in the same way that we're having this experience with
Speaker 2: Brooke as a child, we have the juxtaposition, and then
Speaker 2: the humor is that Julian as a grown man, is
Speaker 2: waking up in a house being like what is happening?
Speaker 2: Because he's essentially a kid, you know, he's a guest
Speaker 2: in Jamie's house and Jamie's bunny is on his chest,
Speaker 2: and he's just like, what is this? And it's a
Speaker 2: really funny way to flip it and stay on themes.
Speaker 3: I didn't realize you were at their house. I just
Speaker 3: thought maybe Jamie, because of course you can't see Brooke
Speaker 3: that day. I will say this, there are very few
Speaker 3: people in this world who can pull off the under
Speaker 3: the chin's camera ang. I was thinking the same thing,
Speaker 3: Austin Nichols. You are one of the few people who
Speaker 3: can look handsome having a camera pointed directly under their.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that, but even I was like, what the heck?
Speaker 4: Are they doing?
Speaker 5: And then also I noticed in this episode I had
Speaker 5: like there was facial hair, but the line was weird.
Speaker 5: And then like, no, at a bad angle at the
Speaker 5: beard looks like it's up on your face, or like
Speaker 5: there's a line high.
Speaker 2: That's so funny.
Speaker 3: You had obviously just gotten a haircut prior to shooting
Speaker 3: the wedding scenes, because it didn't look like its usual self.
Speaker 3: It was a bit short.
Speaker 2: Well you shaved.
Speaker 4: Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 5: The shaving thing was my idea and I probably shouldn't
Speaker 5: have done it.
Speaker 4: It was actually cut. It came from the right place.
Speaker 5: It was like I'm getting married, and you know, I
Speaker 5: think I pitched it, and I said, you know, I
Speaker 5: think it's like a respect thing to the parents and
Speaker 5: for photographs and for blah blah blah. Like a lot
Speaker 5: of older people think that facial hair is still you
Speaker 5: know a little it's associated with negative things. And so
Speaker 5: it came from that place. It was like for the
Speaker 5: old people, for our parents, for photos, blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: But it ended up just looking weird to me because
Speaker 5: he's never shaved once for the show. And then you know,
Speaker 5: I hate to get into any stuff, but my hair
Speaker 5: was weird. At the time, I was like, what was
Speaker 5: going on?
Speaker 3: But here's why I think it worked, Because I like
Speaker 3: you when like when you are walking up to skills
Speaker 3: in Chase in the outside the church. Yeah, it's weird
Speaker 3: because I didn't even realize the fact you were clean shaven,
Speaker 3: but your hair is like a little too short, so
Speaker 3: it looks odd And I thought, but you know why
Speaker 3: that works is because I buy that Julian is excited
Speaker 3: about his wedding day and he wants to like look
Speaker 3: his best, So I buy that he got a haircut
Speaker 3: like not a week before, but like a day before
Speaker 3: his wedding. Yeah, and they maybe just went a little
Speaker 3: bit too short.
Speaker 4: Good that makes you.
Speaker 2: Feel Yeah, no, I I did. I totally know what
Speaker 2: you mean, because it's weird to look at yourself and
Speaker 2: not feel like you look like yourself. But it did.
Speaker 2: It gave you this kind of sheen of earnestness, and
Speaker 2: it did make you look a little bit like a
Speaker 2: little boy. And I mean that in the sweetest way.
Speaker 2: Like watching you stand up there, and you know, watching
Speaker 2: Julian looking at Paul and Sylvia and when they're fighting
Speaker 2: over him. It plays into the dynamic of the children
Speaker 2: we were and the adults we've grown into, and I
Speaker 2: don't know, I think it worked now.
Speaker 4: I'm glad to hear that.
Speaker 5: I also I skew dark quickly and can be I
Speaker 5: play a lot of scoundrels, like I play a lot
Speaker 5: of sort of like fun bad guys. So I think
Speaker 5: sometimes I when I'm playing something like Julian or Julian
Speaker 5: in the wedding scene, I'm conscious of that.
Speaker 4: And wanting to.
Speaker 5: Tamp down some of if there's any darkness, and try
Speaker 5: to make him more.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't know what the word is safe.
Speaker 3: I skew scoundrel is my favorite sentence of the week.
Speaker 2: I love that so much. You know what else I liked?
Speaker 2: I liked the beat of Julian, Nathan and Jamie at
Speaker 2: the river court, and especially because you walk up and
Speaker 2: to your point, you've been such a good sport about
Speaker 2: Julian's quirks and the weird physical comedy, and then for
Speaker 2: Nathan to toss you a ball and be like, you
Speaker 2: gotta take a shot if you're on the court and
Speaker 2: you just sink a three and walk away, I.
Speaker 3: Was like, we love to see me.
Speaker 5: I actually, in reference to what we were talking about
Speaker 5: earlier with some of the nerdy stuff with the high
Speaker 5: five or flowers or butterflies, that moment may be landed
Speaker 5: so well because of the earlier stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's the shot and he goes in close up
Speaker 4: like maybe it's my lucky day.
Speaker 5: And I was like, Oh, it's such a great moment.
Speaker 2: It's so sweet.
Speaker 3: It was the it was the payoff of when the
Speaker 3: good guy finally gets the girl, like getting to see
Speaker 3: Julian just swish a three on the first track. Because
Speaker 3: as soon as they Nathan passed you the ball, I
Speaker 3: was like, come on, no, don't let this be another
Speaker 3: thing where like he air balls on his wedding day
Speaker 3: and gets dark.
Speaker 5: I thought I was going to miss it, and I
Speaker 5: even shot the scene, and I'm watching the show thinking
Speaker 5: I'm gonna miss and there's gonna be a joke.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, but it was so good and for you
Speaker 2: to be in that moment, you're so earnest, you're clearly
Speaker 2: so happy, and it's this very sweet It's just such
Speaker 2: a sweet scene with these three dudes. And then I
Speaker 2: love that the humor continues to run because Nathan tells
Speaker 2: Jamie he's got to give a speech and you realize
Speaker 2: Haley hasn't told him because they're competing, and it is
Speaker 2: just the funniest gag to then see Jamie show up
Speaker 2: with the letter you give him to give to me
Speaker 2: and she's like, oh, your dad told you about the speech, Diddy.
Speaker 5: The competitive n's great a mom and in someone that
Speaker 5: younger son that's that young is hilarious.
Speaker 2: It's really really funny, and it's unexpected because we're used
Speaker 2: to the Dan Scott Nathan Scott dynamic of like the
Speaker 2: dad really pushing the kid, and then here you have
Speaker 2: like tutor girl ribbing her kid over a speech and
Speaker 2: being like, what are you going to write about? Are
Speaker 2: you going to quote literature? Like it's just really really funny.
Speaker 3: I loved you committing to the silly Molly Ringwold dance,
Speaker 3: sof you get a gold star for that. You leaned
Speaker 3: into it, thank you.
Speaker 2: It was it's a long runner, but that was the
Speaker 2: thing I remember when we did it, you know, the
Speaker 2: Senior and I did Austin in season six and they
Speaker 2: literally brought the movie in. I mean, granted, I've seen
Speaker 2: The Breakfast Club ten thousand times, it's one of my favorites,
Speaker 2: but they were like we want you to do a
Speaker 2: version of this eighties dance and do it badly. And
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, man, I guess we're just doing this.
Speaker 2: And then, you know, three years later, call it.
Speaker 4: Right back great.
Speaker 5: And I got to admit when I watched it today,
Speaker 5: you know, she opens the CD and she pulls it
Speaker 5: out and then she does the dance, and it made
Speaker 5: me emotional. I was like, there's something cool about There's
Speaker 5: something really good.
Speaker 4: In that writing. And that's this is what's amazing about television,
Speaker 4: is it.
Speaker 5: You know, a couple of years later, a couple of
Speaker 5: seasons later, you bring out a moment of where some
Speaker 5: you know, two people fell for each other.
Speaker 4: Is often this way. It's just really really satisfying.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, and I think that's one of the reasons
Speaker 2: we love making TV, right, Like, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 2: I love to go make a movie. I love the
Speaker 2: summer camp experience of it. I love you know that
Speaker 2: it takes forever to get a movie greenlit and then
Speaker 2: suddenly you go do it and in three weeks or
Speaker 2: six weeks it's over. But man, the long payoff in
Speaker 2: TV when we get to develop these characters. Yeah, three
Speaker 2: years later, called back to something and it hits for everybody,
Speaker 2: even the actors who did it. That's really I think
Speaker 2: that's one of the coolest parts of our job.
Speaker 4: One long long form like there's nothing like it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, speaking of nothing like it, I'm gonna go ahead
Speaker 3: and just give you my honorable mention right now. Antwantana,
Speaker 3: But he came back just red hot. He was so
Speaker 3: damn funny in this episode.
Speaker 5: Man, that commitment, the idea of someone committing so hard
Speaker 5: to this security.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just I was cracking up. I loved
Speaker 4: it so much. Way to go, Angeline.
Speaker 2: And him being so committed to it, you know, basically
Speaker 2: saying we're not ushers, we're security. He does. He does
Speaker 2: it all heightened, and he is able to make fun
Speaker 2: of some of the absurdity of a nine year long drama,
Speaker 2: being like no psychos, no stalkers, no kidnappings, no nannies,
Speaker 2: Like he pokes fun at us, so everyone's in on
Speaker 2: the joke. And then what I didn't see coming I
Speaker 2: also didn't remember this is that the slutty wedding sex
Speaker 2: runner turns out to be happening in the limo and
Speaker 2: he's like, I also decorated the truck just in case,
Speaker 2: just in case it got just in case, the limo
Speaker 2: got stolen and got driven off a bridge, Go take
Speaker 2: you the other car, and then you and I have
Speaker 2: the exact callback to the couple in the classic car
Speaker 2: driving down the street in front of a little brook
Speaker 2: And it's like, man, they just really tied all these
Speaker 2: things together, where like the funniest jokes led to the
Speaker 2: sweetest moments over and over and over again, and I
Speaker 2: didn't see some of them coming. And just like, hats
Speaker 2: off to Johnny Norris. He wrote such a good script and.
Speaker 3: It's so nice to that they like there was redemption
Speaker 3: for skills behavior. It wasn't just like, yeah, he's being
Speaker 3: silly and over the top. It's like, no, he actually
Speaker 3: kind of saved the day at the end and then
Speaker 3: to your point, so if it also allowed for the
Speaker 3: similarity to young Brooks, you know experience at the top
Speaker 3: of the episode, and he was just funny. It was
Speaker 3: also great to see he and Lee and Steven together
Speaker 3: are a really good trio. Yeah, all all of their
Speaker 3: stuff was just so fun. Man, Like I love that
Speaker 3: there's a cooler full of milk.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the court jesters and Shakespeare, you know, there's this
Speaker 5: like Rosencrantz and Guildenstern or you know, these guys on.
Speaker 4: The side just crack just cracking me up throughout. It's
Speaker 4: really really well done.
Speaker 3: It was nice to see, Uh, is this the first
Speaker 3: time we've seen Alex and Quinn like their friendship? Because
Speaker 3: it was great.
Speaker 2: I love their budding friendship. It started last week in
Speaker 2: the bachelorette party, and it's so nice, especially to get
Speaker 2: to see Alex have a dynamic with another woman, because
Speaker 2: it's not flirtation, it's not all of the sort of
Speaker 2: obvious hot girl doing sexy whatever with the guys. You
Speaker 2: get to see this sort of really human side of
Speaker 2: her and hear what she's going through, and I just
Speaker 2: think it's so refreshing. And Janna is so she's so
Speaker 2: emotionally tender about all this stuff, and it's really nice
Speaker 2: to see the two of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was great. I've said this before, but I
Speaker 3: don't think Alex would have been nearly as successful in
Speaker 3: the hands of a different actor, because if you can't
Speaker 3: land that vulnerable sincerity, I just it doesn't it doesn't
Speaker 3: give you the same luxury of going so big with
Speaker 3: everything else, Like it's those moments that kind of ground everything, like.
Speaker 4: Her early days.
Speaker 5: She's so easy to hate a character like that, and
Speaker 5: then suddenly she'll be so raw and vulnerable and you
Speaker 5: just immediately go, oh, oh my god, this is a
Speaker 5: human being who has.
Speaker 4: Stuff going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and she's able to really seesaw in those moments,
Speaker 2: like when Quinn asks her if she can keep a
Speaker 2: secret and Alex goes on a tangent about this one
Speaker 2: time she told her friend Kimmy she'd keep a secret
Speaker 2: and then forgot and then told four people and one
Speaker 2: of them was Kimmy. Like, it is so silly and funny,
Speaker 2: and it's such a nice way to break up a
Speaker 2: moment that Quinn is having with something really heavy and dark.
Speaker 2: And I think it's part of why I'm having such
Speaker 2: a good time as a viewer watching them together, because
Speaker 2: in a way, it's like, you know, we talked about
Speaker 2: how Quinn was brought in to be, you know, to
Speaker 2: fill the kind of Lucas void like this very you know, emotional,
Speaker 2: artistic person, and getting to see her also be silly
Speaker 2: is really fun and it gives me like early Lucas
Speaker 2: and Haley dynamics almost watching Quinn and Alex now and
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 5: Also, it's funny because the last time I was on
Speaker 5: you guys, we were watching a bunch of beautifulomen fight
Speaker 5: in a swimming pool. Yeah, and they were having here
Speaker 5: and it's nice to see two women like take care
Speaker 5: of each other and you know, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because we caught glimpses of this side of Alex
Speaker 3: in scenes with Julian. But then the problem was it
Speaker 3: would always just have a tendency to revert back to
Speaker 3: some sort of like sexual nature, you know. And with
Speaker 3: Millie there was opportunities for vulner ear. There was moments
Speaker 3: of vulnerability, but then it would go back to that
Speaker 3: like what's up, bitch, hey, bitch, like it would kind
Speaker 3: of go back to the surface. With Quinn, though there
Speaker 3: is neither of those. Yeah, So it's just nice. And
Speaker 3: I like that she was self aware enough to go
Speaker 3: because listen, when someone wants to tell a secret, I
Speaker 3: think the general instinct is to be like, yeah, tell me.
Speaker 3: I love that she was self aware and honest enough
Speaker 3: to go, I'm actually the last person you should tell.
Speaker 3: Here's why that was so endearing.
Speaker 2: Man's so cute and funny. And then what I love
Speaker 2: is because they're having this really endearing budding friendship. When
Speaker 2: Millie turns out to already be tipsy from the good
Speaker 2: blue drink from the new bartender, and she sits down
Speaker 2: and says, well, maybe Chase and me are going to
Speaker 2: have the slutty wedding sex and looks at them, and
Speaker 2: you know, Chantelle looks at Lisa like, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: And Jannel looks so shocked, and Lisa goes, did I
Speaker 2: say that out loud?
Speaker 3: It's just like, you don't. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's like everybody's not doing the thing you're expecting their
Speaker 2: character to do, and it's just hilarious and exactly the
Speaker 2: you chose endearing, And I'm having so much fun watching
Speaker 2: everybody in the dynamic. Can I say one thing though,
Speaker 2: that I actually thought was ridiculous? And I get why,
Speaker 2: but it's impossible, I know, to have one hundred people
Speaker 2: dancing at a wedding and have any kind of continuity
Speaker 2: when you're filming these scenes. But the fact that nobody
Speaker 2: dances at the wedding except me and you and then
Speaker 2: us and the parents drives me nuts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, where's the party? Where's the dance party?
Speaker 3: Where is the rager?
Speaker 2: Like Brooke and Julian are gonna throw a rager and
Speaker 2: you never see it because it would have been a
Speaker 2: continuity nightmare. But it's like a thing that sticks out
Speaker 2: to me like a sore thumb.
Speaker 3: Okay, the one, yes, I agree with that, I have
Speaker 3: one I bumped on as well. Okay, And it was
Speaker 3: towards the end of the reception. It's a room full
Speaker 3: of giant banquet tables as you do at a wedding,
Speaker 3: and then there's one rain them four top that Alex
Speaker 3: is sitting out by herself like it's the reject table
Speaker 3: to then, of course, give a space for Quinn to
Speaker 3: come and have a heart to heart with her. But
Speaker 3: I'm like, get the hell out of here. There has
Speaker 3: never been a fore top at a web reception.
Speaker 5: No, that is so funny that that was in a
Speaker 5: production meeting, Like how can we visually just make her
Speaker 5: look so sad and alone?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 4: Reality and yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like we can't trust the actor to convey she's
Speaker 3: lonely and sad, so let's put her at a small
Speaker 3: table by herself. Well, I want to address the dance
Speaker 3: part thing, because that's that's my one one of my
Speaker 3: issues with television sometimes is time and money and and
Speaker 3: just getting getting the script right like when when you can.
Speaker 4: It's easier in a movie, but there are shows.
Speaker 5: That where there is a little bit more freedom, Like
Speaker 5: say it, Greg Prange was like, we're just going to
Speaker 5: shoot some dancing, Like we might cut together Am and
Speaker 5: TAJ and throw a song on it and it would
Speaker 5: be so awesome. But in TV that's really hard to
Speaker 5: do and get permission to do, even if you're great,
Speaker 5: you know, like because what it's eight days of shooting
Speaker 5: and we got to get all this stuff and then
Speaker 5: get out of there. And you know, that's one thing
Speaker 5: like I've tried to remember now, like when I just
Speaker 5: made my movie, it's like, don't get so like myopic
Speaker 5: about this script and what's on the page and our opportunities.
Speaker 5: Even if like it's in the moment and you go, hey,
Speaker 5: just roll and then sixty people just dance for literally
Speaker 5: twenty seconds. Yeah, it doesn't take a long time, and
Speaker 5: with a few cuts that could become something, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean.
Speaker 4: Like that's such a.
Speaker 5: TV thing where there's not a lot of room for
Speaker 5: especially you know, like networking, traditional networky stuff.
Speaker 4: There's not a lot of room for improvisation or an
Speaker 4: idea popping out at the last second.
Speaker 3: And going back to the the Alex of the So,
Speaker 3: the last time we saw Alex and Chase interact, it
Speaker 3: was that scene a trick in the stock room, after
Speaker 3: like Alex and Mia have bonded and it seems that
Speaker 3: they're both just going to like give up on Chase. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Alex follows him into the stock room and then kisses
Speaker 3: him and is like, hey, I'm still into you, by
Speaker 3: the way, and then we've never nothing ever came of
Speaker 3: that though, No odd right, I mean, I'm not missing anything,
Speaker 3: am I?
Speaker 2: I don't think so there's.
Speaker 3: Been no discussion. We never saw Alex talk about it,
Speaker 3: we never saw Chase talking. It just seemed to me
Speaker 3: like that was about to be the beginning of something.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: And we've also remember we've had this big gap what
Speaker 2: did we say, it was like a month or six
Speaker 2: weeks or something from the Storm Night where Quinn almost
Speaker 2: dies again where Brooke dies for two and a half minutes.
Speaker 2: Thank God for Julian. Also Austin, we talked about like
Speaker 2: one of our honorable mentions in that episode was absolutely
Speaker 2: you hulking me out of the water. We were like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, anyone ever looked more like a hero.
Speaker 2: But like the we don't want to dwell in the
Speaker 2: scary and so we're going to do a time jump,
Speaker 2: do the bachelorette party. There's all these things that fall
Speaker 2: through the cracks where you're like, wait a second, I
Speaker 2: get that we didn't want to stay in the sads,
Speaker 2: but also in this gap, we've lost We've lost the
Speaker 2: follow up to some pretty big story points. Because even
Speaker 2: when this episode started and Alex was saying to Quinn
Speaker 2: when they were getting set up, oh, well, you know,
Speaker 2: Chase is going with Mia and she's like, yeah, just
Speaker 2: as friends, I'm like, wait, but since when and why
Speaker 2: would they do that? Like what was the impetus for
Speaker 2: them deciding to go on a platonic date to Brooke
Speaker 2: and Julian's wedding And we have no reason?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that was just a casualty of an
Speaker 3: ensemble cast and forty minutes of content, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's just they can't service everything. One couple that did
Speaker 3: get at the moment they deserved was Mouth and Millie.
Speaker 3: When Skills is about to not let Million and then
Speaker 3: Mouth goes, not, she's my girlfriend. She can come in.
Speaker 3: I was like, it's about time we make it official again.
Speaker 3: You guys, yes, freaking cuties.
Speaker 2: They are so sweet. I also love Alex being like, well,
Speaker 2: why don't you go find Melvin and get it on,
Speaker 2: Like she still doesn't know Mouth's name. A couple of
Speaker 2: things that I thought were so great, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: Carol Cutshaw and the wardrobe department. Crushed for Daphne. She
Speaker 2: looked like a Chanelle model straight off the runway. She
Speaker 2: gave me that like nineties runway Claudia Schiffer energy. I
Speaker 2: was obsessed with her and one of the things that
Speaker 2: stood out to me as being so genius. And I
Speaker 2: know we touched on a little bit, but I'm curious
Speaker 2: what you remember is Austin, you being sandwiched between Sharon
Speaker 2: Lawrence and Gregory Harrison bickering at each other. Yep, and
Speaker 2: then you take charge, You save Quinn. The whole thing
Speaker 2: is so awkward and you just shut it down.
Speaker 4: I loved that scene for a couple of reasons.
Speaker 5: One is because they're so funny and they're the center
Speaker 5: of that scene, and two because I didn't really have
Speaker 5: to do anything. I'm just sitting there watching a tennis match.
Speaker 4: It's so fun.
Speaker 5: But anytime I got to work with Sharon or Gregory
Speaker 5: was always so fun. They were such like just pros,
Speaker 5: and you know, they've just been at it forever and
Speaker 5: so many cool movies and shows. And felt so lucky
Speaker 5: to have them play my parents. And what a treat
Speaker 5: when we're saying our vows and she's crying. I laughed
Speaker 5: out loud when he hands her the clean.
Speaker 3: Next Yes, I wrote that down too.
Speaker 4: So good.
Speaker 2: It's really nice that little shift between them. And it
Speaker 2: was also so sweet to see the parents all crying. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because we've all had such drama with our parental characters
Speaker 2: and it's so adorable that there was just not a
Speaker 2: dry eye. And I loved it.
Speaker 3: I loved Victoria. I like that we're getting back to
Speaker 3: the Victoria Brook dynamic we had at the start of
Speaker 3: the season, with her showing up with the with the
Speaker 3: veil that you caught as a little girl that she
Speaker 3: had kept all these years. I thought that was awesome.
Speaker 3: And then you know, at first, when your dad wasn't
Speaker 3: or Brook's dad wasn't showing up, and you know, she
Speaker 3: kind of makes her a comment like I wouldn't hold
Speaker 3: your breath or something. I was like, ah, come on,
Speaker 3: like be supportive of your kid. You know, you don't
Speaker 3: need to like toss a dig. And but then when
Speaker 3: she walked back in and was like, I'm so sorry,
Speaker 3: you know, and then you I think, Brook says something
Speaker 3: effective like what are we going to do? And she says,
Speaker 3: We're gonna do what we've always done, and she walks
Speaker 3: you down the aisle. And then later when it's the
Speaker 3: father daughter dance, Paul dances with me.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sweet, I just I liked to see these faulted parents
Speaker 3: really stepping up and showing up for their kids today.
Speaker 2: And I loved that Paul said, well, you're my daughter now. Yeah, vulnerable.
Speaker 2: We shared about what he looks back on that he's missed,
Speaker 2: that he regrets, because it's such a nice it's a
Speaker 2: nice callback again to that fight that Brooke and Paul
Speaker 2: had years ago where she tells him, like, your kid
Speaker 2: misses you. He holds onto this one memory because it's
Speaker 2: all he's got, and in a way he's able to
Speaker 2: say without saying that what she called him out on
Speaker 2: shifted his behavior and now he can be there for
Speaker 2: her too. It's so touching and just.
Speaker 3: It's it's vulnerable as well, because he could have just
Speaker 3: been a hero in that moment. He could have just
Speaker 3: said the cool line, but instead he was he was
Speaker 3: sort of like he was kind of like minings his
Speaker 3: past mistakes to help humanize her dad and help brook
Speaker 3: understand the situation, which was just a generous thing to do.
Speaker 3: It wasn't necessary, it didn't make him look any better,
Speaker 3: but like, I just love that he was willing to
Speaker 3: like be a peer, not like the flow, like the
Speaker 3: flawless parent. He was like, yeah, man, I've actually screwed
Speaker 3: up a ton, so you know, it was just it
Speaker 3: was a class. It was a good move. You know,
Speaker 3: it was integrity, which is sort of Brooks strike zone.
Speaker 3: The whole listens trains Marry Me. I mean that's got
Speaker 3: to be like top three all time wedding songs, right,
Speaker 3: It's gotta be, because as soon as that song came on,
Speaker 3: I'm like, well I'm done. And then that whole montage
Speaker 3: walking down the aisle was dumb cute. I said this
Speaker 3: in the Q and A, but like, I have never
Speaker 3: seen any of your stuff from season six, so I
Speaker 3: was thrilled to get to see stuff. Also shout out
Speaker 3: to Austin's high haircut in the back of his hair
Speaker 3: that I had heard about on this podcast but never
Speaker 3: seen until this flashback. But it was all so sweet
Speaker 3: and so effective. And then you guys just did such
Speaker 3: a good job with keeping everything like nothing felt reached for.
Speaker 3: It was all honest, which is all I ever really
Speaker 3: want to see, you know. It just felt like it
Speaker 3: was grounded, It was sincere, and it was so fun
Speaker 3: to watch.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the token thing with Jamie the little haf I
Speaker 5: was kind of like, you know, in the beginning with
Speaker 5: the rabbit, I was kind of like, this feels it
Speaker 5: feels like it was a little half ass or something.
Speaker 5: But then when I'm standing at the altar and I
Speaker 5: handed to him and I say, I found my other half.
Speaker 4: It just worked. He made me cry, And I'm like,
Speaker 4: why am I.
Speaker 5: Being critical of the first scene when that ship works
Speaker 5: and when he handed him the token, he said he's
Speaker 5: looking at his bride at the end.
Speaker 4: Of the other end of the the church. It's I
Speaker 4: got emotional to it. It's so good.
Speaker 5: It was such a good little little story about you know,
Speaker 5: a little keepsake that reminds you of, you know, this
Speaker 5: thing you hope for the future.
Speaker 4: It was really really beautiful.
Speaker 3: I liked that. I mean, I know, it's one thing
Speaker 3: to be the actor who's reading it and then preparing
Speaker 3: for how you're going to sell it, But as just
Speaker 3: the viewer I was. I was on board from the
Speaker 3: jump with it.
Speaker 4: Okay, good, I like it too. It worked in the end.
Speaker 5: It was only the beginning that it was throwing you,
Speaker 5: but that was probably just because I was the guy
Speaker 5: who had to do it.
Speaker 3: Yes, I loved that they took a moment to have
Speaker 3: fun at Chase's expense and have the Chase clone bartender
Speaker 3: who even did the finger guns and served a blue drink.
Speaker 3: But of course it's like the same way that we
Speaker 3: emasculate the show attempted to emasculate Julian. I like the
Speaker 3: way that it just straight up insulted Chase. And also
Speaker 3: it works.
Speaker 5: This drink has just followed him through the years, and
Speaker 5: it's just I mean, I wonder if there's another runner
Speaker 5: through the show that's as used as much as that one.
Speaker 4: That drink is everywhere.
Speaker 3: Oh it still goes because I don't think there's a scene.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's happened yet actually, but I
Speaker 3: know for a fact if it hasn't. There's a scene
Speaker 3: coming up where we're at trick and I think Nathan
Speaker 3: goes up first and has a sip of it and
Speaker 3: he slaps Chase and walks away, and then moments later
Speaker 3: Chase comes up. Excuse me, Clay comes up and has
Speaker 3: a sip and also slaps Chase. I mean he that dude,
Speaker 3: he gets drug through the mud over that drink. Tell me,
Speaker 3: how did you feel about Chase and Mia hooking up
Speaker 3: in the back of the wedding Limo amazing. I was
Speaker 3: not expecting that.
Speaker 5: I would say, Look, you know, the bride may feel differently,
Speaker 5: but I'm trying to decide if I should share a
Speaker 5: story here.
Speaker 3: Or not share it.
Speaker 5: There was a time, many many, many, many moons ago
Speaker 5: where I made something happen on the premises at a wedding,
Speaker 5: and why I talk to other people about it, and
Speaker 5: it's a thing people like it happens.
Speaker 3: It is a thing thing.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm not saying it happens every wedding, but
Speaker 5: I think it's a thing that happens, and I think
Speaker 5: it's kind of fun and silly and cute, and of course,
Speaker 5: you know, you get the like ooze and the gross
Speaker 5: and all that, but I think if it's you know,
Speaker 5: if it's done right, I think it's kind of funny
Speaker 5: and adorable.
Speaker 3: Okay. Can I ask was it inside or outside this
Speaker 3: Dallian Severe, I'll never tell. Oh, dang, you know, I
Speaker 3: love that you're a gentleman most of the time, but
Speaker 3: right now it's really grinding my gears. You know what.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 5: What I wanted to address was I've been deep in
Speaker 5: it with my movie with music and trying to get songs,
Speaker 5: and when I watched television, I I can't believe how
Speaker 5: much money is spent. And this song you mentioned was
Speaker 5: the Train song. And then Don't You Forget About Me,
Speaker 5: which is you know, fster hit song. I'm sitting here
Speaker 5: going that's forty grand, that's sixty grand, that's twenty grand.
Speaker 4: Ye like, I'm going, holy crap. How does the show
Speaker 4: pay for these? Every week?
Speaker 3: I got paid in craft services. That's how they used
Speaker 3: my salary for good tunes. And listen, if it's going
Speaker 3: to be simple Minds and Train, I'm okay with it
Speaker 3: for this episode. I'll get paid in fun Yan. We
Speaker 3: loved it well. You two were so good in this episode.
Speaker 3: You always are. You know, I've been saying since I
Speaker 3: started this that I became a big, brilliant stand So
Speaker 3: it was really nice to see, especially after what we've
Speaker 3: been through this season. It's just been so heavy that
Speaker 3: the Bachelorette party episode was the palate cleanser we all needed,
Speaker 3: and then this just warm feels. There was no cat
Speaker 3: stuck in a tree. It was just a beautiful wedding
Speaker 3: with people that we like. It was great and you
Speaker 3: two did such an awesome job.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2: It was really I wrote down and it's gonna maybe
Speaker 2: seem a little bit silly, but watching this, it really
Speaker 2: felt like I was I'm watching people I know get
Speaker 2: what they want, you know, Like it genuinely felt like
Speaker 2: such a happy thing for some people who deserved it
Speaker 2: and needed it. And it's like, it's an interesting thing
Speaker 2: to feel that sort of connection to, you know, characters
Speaker 2: that we made up because they're not real people, but
Speaker 2: we played them for so long that they almost feel
Speaker 2: like they are. And it was I don't know, it
Speaker 2: was just nice to see this. To your point, Rob,
Speaker 2: it was nice to see some warmth and some happiness
Speaker 2: and some levity after all the very intense drama and
Speaker 2: violence of the season. Yeah, it was sweet.
Speaker 3: Also shout out to Joy's pregnancy glow, which was very
Speaker 3: real in this episode, the scene where she comes into
Speaker 3: the bridle room. Yeah, when it's just the two of you,
Speaker 3: I pause and I was like, oh my god, look
Speaker 3: at the glow on Joy Man.
Speaker 2: And the hair is so good, and I mean the
Speaker 2: dress they put her in was so great, and I
Speaker 2: even loved, you know, looking back on it, obviously because
Speaker 2: Joy was pregnant with Maria. Like even the throwaway joke
Speaker 2: she makes in the morning when she has like gorgeous
Speaker 2: BedHead and she's like, I join you, but I don't
Speaker 2: want to go into labor on your wedding day. Like
Speaker 2: the whole thing works. It's so funny, and she looks
Speaker 2: so beautiful. And she was such a trooper. I mean,
Speaker 2: those were long days and she hung out and was like,
Speaker 2: I'm minute to win it.
Speaker 4: How many months do we think she wasn't then?
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, I can't remember.
Speaker 5: Maybe I don't know if she was mad at me.
Speaker 5: But did you give birth during the season?
Speaker 2: She did? Yeah, that's right, Yeah far away. Yeah, she
Speaker 2: was pretty close. She was probably, I mean she had
Speaker 2: to be like seven or eight once at this point,
Speaker 2: because I remember, and we talked about this, that when
Speaker 2: Haley has lydia, Joy gave birth in the middle of
Speaker 2: that episode when we were filming and then had to
Speaker 2: come back and pick up those scenes and was like,
Speaker 2: absolutely not. There's no way I can pretend to give
Speaker 2: birth on camera now that I've just done it, Like,
Speaker 2: this is fucked up. I can't. And so I don't
Speaker 2: remember what episode that is, but it's I think it's
Speaker 2: pretty close.
Speaker 4: I forgot about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And something I loved too that they did, And
Speaker 2: what a great call of Greg is when Joy's giving
Speaker 2: Haley's speech that is so funny and sweet and lovely.
Speaker 2: She said to me, she says, looking at me, it
Speaker 2: was in the eye, and I did this to her
Speaker 2: at the table, and then she did it back to me,
Speaker 2: and Greg was like, I love that. Do it again,
Speaker 2: and he very smartly cut it in the opposite order,
Speaker 2: so you know, she says it and then does the thing,
Speaker 2: and then you cut to me and I do the thing,
Speaker 2: and it was this really sweet moment. I don't know
Speaker 2: why Joy and I were so deadlocked on each other,
Speaker 2: and yes, it's about Brooke and Haley, but it was
Speaker 2: also so clearly about us, and we just had this
Speaker 2: moment and we did this thing, and then I'll never
Speaker 2: forget Greg running in and being like, do it again,
Speaker 2: do it again?
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 2: I love it, And it made the show. And now
Speaker 2: it's a thing that people like, like you're saying with
Speaker 2: your high five Austin, Like people will do that to
Speaker 2: us at conventions and stuff, and it's you never know
Speaker 2: what's going to hit.
Speaker 5: Also, why smart guy, and so you could direct her
Speaker 5: because when you see those little things that happen, you
Speaker 5: got to grab them and it's lightning in a bottle
Speaker 5: and like, yeah, those are the things that make something
Speaker 5: unique and special and good for him.
Speaker 3: I remember I have a little behind the scenes moment
Speaker 3: that I remember from doing this episode when we were
Speaker 3: all you know, anytime you get the whole cast together,
Speaker 3: it's problems because we're like kids who have never been
Speaker 3: allowed to sit next to each other in class, and
Speaker 3: now on the field trip, we're all in the same bus.
Speaker 2: Right, it's a disaster.
Speaker 3: And so it was me, Colletti, James Antoine like all
Speaker 3: sitting in a pocket, right, And I'll never forget you
Speaker 3: guys were up up on the altar, so we must
Speaker 3: have been doing some sort of establisher or something, but
Speaker 3: like we were getting close to you. I mean we
Speaker 3: must have been shooting like over you onto us, because
Speaker 3: I remember you guys were actually performing and one of
Speaker 3: the group I believe, I believe Antoine started to doze.
Speaker 3: Not because of you, guys, it was just, you know,
Speaker 3: a long day. Whatever, it's Antoine, you know, it's just funny.
Speaker 3: He starts to dose and we started laughing and then
Speaker 3: we got quite literally church giggles, and I remember feeling
Speaker 3: so bad because at one point, so if you turned
Speaker 3: on and you were like, guys, like we were totally
Speaker 3: not helping the situation. And it was one of those
Speaker 3: ones that was like, I am trying to be here
Speaker 3: for you, but unfortunately the giggles have taken over. And
Speaker 3: then it's like, you know it is, I stop it,
Speaker 3: but then I hear James snickering and it starts again.
Speaker 2: We love Antoine, but when anyone starts snoring while you're rolling,
Speaker 2: it's really hard to not lose it. And to your point,
Speaker 2: it was such a long day and the reason it
Speaker 2: was hard for us up there is because we had
Speaker 2: one camera doing coverage in a tight shot and a
Speaker 2: camera at a perpendicular angle shooting a two shot of
Speaker 2: us with you guys all in the background. So we
Speaker 2: were doing a wide shot which is totally inconsequential at
Speaker 2: the same time as we were doing our coverage, and
Speaker 2: it was like please to please please, Yeah, And it
Speaker 2: was hard.
Speaker 3: Also, it was towards the end of the day, and
Speaker 3: this is arguably the most important shot of your two
Speaker 3: characters so far. It's so important. So it's tough. It's
Speaker 3: already the end of the day. Energy's waning, and then
Speaker 3: you have the peanut gallery. You hear a faint snoring
Speaker 3: and then a bunch of grown man children giggling about it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean the fact again that you pulled off that
Speaker 3: scene so well, kudos to the two of you. But
Speaker 3: I will never forget that moment where it was like
Speaker 3: so if it was like you were the mom going
Speaker 3: like you better.
Speaker 2: Pull your together at the similar exit people are watching,
Speaker 2: I will not have you behaved this way.
Speaker 3: But I remember you turning around being like guys and
Speaker 3: just feeling like fudge, I'm blowing this.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 5: That would have been a great little thing, like at
Speaker 5: the beginning of the episode, Clay like admits to somebody
Speaker 5: that he has like a church giggle problem, like a
Speaker 5: real issue.
Speaker 3: That would have felt very Clay as well.
Speaker 4: Hold it in the whole show.
Speaker 2: It would have been great.
Speaker 3: Speaking of Clay, I liked that when Quinn admits to
Speaker 3: stocking Katie that he'd just let her off the hook. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm glad that it's because we haven't even really we
Speaker 3: hadn't had a chance to see them like what their
Speaker 3: process was of her telling him about that, any of that.
Speaker 3: But I just appreciate the fact that it's like they've
Speaker 3: been through hell and he's like, I'm glad you're okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well cool, you know what. It's such a lovely
Speaker 2: apology scene, and it's nice that we get to it
Speaker 2: because it's serious with some humor, as we said earlier,
Speaker 2: with Quinn and Alex, especially Alex being like, yeah, you
Speaker 2: better tell him because there's a chance I might, like
Speaker 2: there's levity. And then when you guys sit together, you're
Speaker 2: both so dropped in, you're so vulnerable. Chantelle looks so
Speaker 2: afraid to tell you this thing, and when she does,
Speaker 2: and you ask why. I loved that they didn't give
Speaker 2: her some big justified whatever she just said. I don't know,
Speaker 2: and it was so honest, and you two basically got
Speaker 2: to sit with each other and look at each other
Speaker 2: and admit that, yeah, you don't always know what you're doing,
Speaker 2: but you love each other and it's so refreshing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a good amount of grace there to just
Speaker 3: go yeah, okay. Like to me, it was another one
Speaker 3: of going like, oh, yeah, that's your person, not raking
Speaker 3: you over the coals. It's not a whole big thing.
Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, we both almost died, so let's just okay, Yeah,
Speaker 3: lesson learned, Let's move on. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I loved it. I thought you guys were beautiful. What
Speaker 2: are we? Oh? I have a shout out something that
Speaker 2: I love? And you know, we got we got to
Speaker 2: really craft Brooke and Julian's valves, which I thought we crushed.
Speaker 2: And I loved that we managed to get some humor
Speaker 2: in our scene. In so many of these scenes, like
Speaker 2: we've been talking about throughout the episode, I love the
Speaker 2: moment where we're in the truck and you call me
Speaker 2: missus Baker and I just call you miss Davis and
Speaker 2: we both laugh. It's like it's such a perfect button
Speaker 2: for Brooke to be like cute.
Speaker 4: Also, you it's so exactly who you are, who Brooke is.
Speaker 4: It's so good.
Speaker 2: I loved it. It was so sweet.
Speaker 3: We got a question from Lisa. She asks, besides Brook's
Speaker 3: father not showing up, there wasn't a dramatic storyline for
Speaker 3: this wedding. If you got to choose something dramatic to
Speaker 3: happen at their wedding, what would you want that storyline
Speaker 3: to be.
Speaker 2: Oh, oh, it's a good question, but I almost My
Speaker 2: immediate reaction is no, I don't want anything dramatic to
Speaker 2: happen at the wedding because that skills whole storyline is
Speaker 2: preventing it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. My first thought was, like the catering gets goofed up,
Speaker 3: like it has to be something you can live without,
Speaker 3: you know, yeah.
Speaker 5: Like if the cold Feet thing has been done so
Speaker 5: many millions of times, and you know, if I like
Speaker 5: Brooke and Julian having a successful, great wedding, but if
Speaker 5: there was something going awry behind the scenes, and then
Speaker 5: somebody else was the hero that fixed it.
Speaker 2: That would have been fun. Like if you and I
Speaker 2: never knew about it, but something was happening in the
Speaker 2: background and one of our characters was on this sort
Speaker 2: of wild goose chase to fix it, and then the
Speaker 2: wedding goes off without a hitch. That would have been cute.
Speaker 5: Maybe Antoine did actually Hills actually did stop the event.
Speaker 3: That was yes, yeah, if it wasn't just the truck,
Speaker 3: there actually was eminent danger that he took care of
Speaker 3: and told no one, go one.
Speaker 4: He's a silent hero. He walks back into the church.
Speaker 4: Oh that would be gold.
Speaker 2: That would have been nice. Okay, yes, yes to that.
Speaker 3: Honorable mentions definitely Antwine. Mm hmmm same.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I'm also going to give an honorable mention to
Speaker 2: le Goldstein's bouquet catch because her flying through the air
Speaker 2: into that still shot from Quinn's camera and then the
Speaker 2: bouquet coming up into frame just absolute physical comedy. Gold.
Speaker 5: Also to the little girl who played young Brook. I
Speaker 5: just loved that moment and she did such a great job.
Speaker 5: And you often wonder like where are they now and
Speaker 5: who is she now?
Speaker 2: You know, Yeah, that would be fun to know, so well.
Speaker 3: Shout out to you a young girl to be Jojo Siwa.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: Oh should we spin a wheel?
Speaker 2: Let's do it?
Speaker 3: What does that mean you're about to find out Austin.
Speaker 2: Most likely to like in the yearbook get Ready superlative time.
Speaker 3: Most likely to make friends with a stranger on vacation for.
Speaker 2: The whole cast character and castmate.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I want to say Clay, but no, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: that's more rob than Clay.
Speaker 3: I'd say Julian. Really, Julian, You're see he's so open yeh, yeah, interesting,
Speaker 3: I would say Julian, and then I would agree me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm into it.
Speaker 3: How about you, guys?
Speaker 2: I think you're both correct. It feels like a unanimous vote.
Speaker 4: We'll take the win, Robin, I will take make down
Speaker 4: the author.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna write so much more Julian Clay fan fiction.
Speaker 3: What would our couple name be? Would it be Julie Lay? Wait, no, Clay,
Speaker 3: Cullian Lulian Clulian Oh Colulian. Oh you heard it first listeners.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll try it out both ways. I'll put it
Speaker 3: in all of my fiction both ways, and we'll see
Speaker 3: which one sounds the best. Well, that wraps it up.
Speaker 3: Next episode, we got season eight, episode fourteen, Holding out
Speaker 3: for a Hero, Austin, It's always so good to see
Speaker 3: you and talk with you buddy the best.
Speaker 4: I love you, guys, it's so fun. I miss you.
Speaker 2: We love you, we miss you. We can't wait to
Speaker 2: see your movie. Thank you okay, I fam Hey, thanks
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