Speaker 1: First of all, you don't know me. Were all about
Speaker 1: that high school drama, Girl drama, Girl, all about them
Speaker 1: high school queens. We'll take you for a ride in
Speaker 1: our comic girl Cheering for the drama Queens Girl Fashion,
Speaker 1: but you'll tough, girl, You could sit with us Girl Drama,
Speaker 1: Queens Drama, Queen's Drama, Queen's Drama, drawn MC, Queen's Drama,
Speaker 1: Queen's You guys, Joy and Sophia just got their lunches,
Speaker 1: and thank god, because this episode was lacking um in
Speaker 1: lots of different ways that maybe a sandwich will make
Speaker 1: up for. Yeah, I'm down. Let's see if that happens
Speaker 1: all of a sudden. I'm you know, to be fair,
Speaker 1: actually I did. I did like this episode. There were
Speaker 1: a lot of things I liked about it, and um, yeah,
Speaker 1: it was a bit of a bridge episode, as one
Speaker 1: of those things that just sort of gets us from
Speaker 1: point A to point B so we can kind of
Speaker 1: close up some storylines and open up some new ones.
Speaker 1: And uh so, you know, there were some things, there
Speaker 1: were some two tree things that I didn't really like,
Speaker 1: but you know, overall it was fine to the synopsis
Speaker 1: give it to them all right, Well, you too chew.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give it to him. This is season four,
Speaker 1: episode seven, All these things that I've done that's vague
Speaker 1: um Air date November two thousand six. The synopsis is
Speaker 1: Rachel makes the cover of Maxim, causing chaository hill high.
Speaker 1: Brooke is still dating the teacher, and she learns he
Speaker 1: may not have good intentions from Rachel, causing her to
Speaker 1: decide who to believe that was ever in question? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, come on. Meanwhile, Lucas learns of Nathan's dealings
Speaker 1: with Dante and ultimately has to choose between Nathan and
Speaker 1: his love for basketball. Haley takes on babysitting, only to
Speaker 1: find herself in over her head and Peyton's half brother
Speaker 1: Derek forces her to confront her deepest fears. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of learning in that synopsis. It's like Brook learns this,
Speaker 1: Nathan learns this, Lucas learns this. Like that's a good
Speaker 1: observation information. Did we learn anything nothing we didn't already know? Honey. Hey,
Speaker 1: maybe you know those episodes where the fans are like,
Speaker 1: quit making fun of the show, you guys are beating bitches, Well,
Speaker 1: there was good stuff. There was good stuff, So let's
Speaker 1: focus on this Brooks Fashion Show. Yeah, Brooks Fashion Show.
Speaker 1: We're back in Brooks nineties romcom world. It's my favorite.
Speaker 1: I'm so happy to see it. Um, I wasn't in
Speaker 1: love with those clothes, but you know whatever, it's the
Speaker 1: early odd listen that makes some space. That red dress
Speaker 1: really had a lot of airtime this episode. Well, it's
Speaker 1: also funny to me because that red dress is basically
Speaker 1: a copy of Brooks Season one red party dress. Yes,
Speaker 1: g G is wearing a red dress, Like, is the
Speaker 1: only dress up outfit anyone knows of a red halter
Speaker 1: top dress? Is that? It is that all we got?
Speaker 1: And why am I having mouth put rhyme stones on
Speaker 1: this girl? And and why is America's Next Top Model
Speaker 1: on our show? I mean she's lovely, but like what
Speaker 1: was happening? Man? That was Charity English and I used
Speaker 1: to hang out with her at our upfront parties because
Speaker 1: America's Next Top Model was the biggest show on our network.
Speaker 1: It was such a big deal, and it was a
Speaker 1: big deal for us to have one of their winners
Speaker 1: on our show. She was cut, come on our show
Speaker 1: and just talk to this boy about being a virgin.
Speaker 1: That's all I need you to do. Let's just talk
Speaker 1: to him about over and over and over again about
Speaker 1: being a virgin. Nick the teacher is a sexual predator.
Speaker 1: And then they're like, you know, we should really just
Speaker 1: even it out, So let's make America's top model a predator. Guys, guys,
Speaker 1: I swear we're not just gonna do this. We did
Speaker 1: this in the last episode. It's okay, we're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about other things, but you know, it's just hard to avoid.
Speaker 1: It's there, it's right there by the way. We have
Speaker 1: to talk about it because it keeps happening. And again
Speaker 1: simply evidence that there were a lot of gross, horny
Speaker 1: year old men in really writing their creepy man fantasies
Speaker 1: like bro, I'm sorry, America's next top model does not
Speaker 1: want to bang a high school senior. Stop it, just
Speaker 1: stop it. It's disgusting. Joy, you said, I actually wrote
Speaker 1: it down. You said, it's just exhausting. How wrote it
Speaker 1: down to ste If you're sick of hearing us talk
Speaker 1: about it, imagine sick talking about it. Imagine how sick
Speaker 1: we were of having to do it. Okay, let's talk
Speaker 1: about real life scandal. Did you have real life scandals
Speaker 1: in your town. He was always in church, wasn't it. Well,
Speaker 1: we had that too, Yeah, yeah, for sure, for sure.
Speaker 1: It's always like somebody involved in like, you know, youth choir. Like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right. There was a Yes, there was a youth
Speaker 1: group leader at my church who got involved with one
Speaker 1: of the students. Of course. Yeah. I was on a
Speaker 1: road trip with my dad and he was like, look
Speaker 1: up my best friend from high school, and I did,
Speaker 1: and his like old best friends, like a mega church
Speaker 1: leader back home in Virginia, and the son of this
Speaker 1: guy was the youth leader and definitely arrested around with
Speaker 1: like kids. It's it's always always that. It's always that,
Speaker 1: you know who I loved recently, I don't know if
Speaker 1: you guys saw this video on TikTok, this amazing woman
Speaker 1: and joy I was thinking about you because she's in Tennessee.
Speaker 1: She went to like some city council meeting in Tennessee
Speaker 1: and went off in that yeah, like in whatever town
Speaker 1: she lives in, they were trying to pass, you know,
Speaker 1: a terribly bigoted bill against drag performers. And she in
Speaker 1: her like deep Southern accent. This woman is my hero.
Speaker 1: She was like, I have never been assaulted at our
Speaker 1: drag show. But you know where I have been twice
Speaker 1: Church and like she just went off on like the
Speaker 1: whole world. Always in church, it's always I know we
Speaker 1: had like did you have in high school? She was
Speaker 1: just great, Yeah, because we well I went to a
Speaker 1: Christian high school, So there was that still that sort
Speaker 1: of like that's a double way all the world. For
Speaker 1: all the good things that I took away from that
Speaker 1: in a foundation of faith in my life. I mean
Speaker 1: that was really important and it is incredibly valuable. Um.
Speaker 1: But you know the problem with any organization as humans, Yes,
Speaker 1: those are complicated and um inevitably, in an environment where
Speaker 1: you are trying to where the control of your behavior
Speaker 1: becomes more important than um, the authenticity of your spiritual experience, UM,
Speaker 1: you're going to have people freaking out, acting out because
Speaker 1: they need to. It's not normal for us to have
Speaker 1: our behavior controlled like that. Well, and then when you
Speaker 1: layer money and power, you know, the ability to make laws,
Speaker 1: the ability to be a tax free institution and become
Speaker 1: one of the largest global landowners on earth, Like, this
Speaker 1: stuff gets deeply complicated. And there's actually a guy who
Speaker 1: will joy I know you're off Twitter, but there's a
Speaker 1: guy who follows us and now I guess just follows
Speaker 1: me and Hillary, but he responds to a lot of
Speaker 1: the things we talked about on the podcast. I adore
Speaker 1: him and he was actually uh, I don't know if
Speaker 1: he was a theology student or a seminary school kid,
Speaker 1: but he sent me some stuff recently about how there's
Speaker 1: like full proof that from Aramaic even you know that
Speaker 1: the way the Bible has been like mistranslated for power
Speaker 1: and access that Leviticus in original translations said do not
Speaker 1: lie with a child, and they can trace when that
Speaker 1: was changed because the kings who controlled translations, who controlled
Speaker 1: the book in the first place, made all their money
Speaker 1: by marrying off their children for land rights. So if
Speaker 1: you needed to marry your twelve year old daughter to
Speaker 1: somebody's twenty five year old sons so you could increase
Speaker 1: your old exactly, you know. But it's it's actually Sofia.
Speaker 1: It's so interesting. It's almost like our boss wanted to
Speaker 1: be a king. But there it is. But like but truly,
Speaker 1: when you look at that, like the way that again
Speaker 1: you said it, people are the problem. They'll they'll bastardize
Speaker 1: ideas to accrue power, and money. Yeah, just human nature
Speaker 1: can't get away from it. So yeah, there's always seems
Speaker 1: so would be able to get away from it. But
Speaker 1: I like your point, Joy that like you, you were
Speaker 1: able to derive um like really important parts of yourself
Speaker 1: from that experience while acknowledging like, yeah, this other is awful.
Speaker 1: Like in my time, I loved my high school so
Speaker 1: so so much. I loved it. I'm still friends with
Speaker 1: all my teachers. I obviously, like still interact with everyone
Speaker 1: I grew up with. I go home a lot. I
Speaker 1: love that about you. I'll tell you what though, when
Speaker 1: I moved to New York and I started telling like
Speaker 1: my dorm roommates about the ship that would happen between
Speaker 1: teachers and students, they were horrified. They're like, where are
Speaker 1: you from? And even though that stuff happened at my
Speaker 1: high school, Like for real, I'm still scandalized by One
Speaker 1: Tree Hill. I'm still like they're kissing at the school.
Speaker 1: Don't they know that you're supposed to meet in a
Speaker 1: parking lot like down the road at the safe way,
Speaker 1: Like there are rules to scandal that One Tree All
Speaker 1: was not adhering to. Oh that's a that's a TV
Speaker 1: show the rules, rules to scandal, scandal. They just kissed
Speaker 1: in the classroom, that's regrets. But again, it's like it
Speaker 1: all comes back fantasy to our wannabe kingmaker, to this fantasy,
Speaker 1: this fantasy that you could have not one but two
Speaker 1: like with Brooke and Rachel too hot cheerleaders throw themselves
Speaker 1: at you when you're the teacher and one of them
Speaker 1: happens to be on the cover of Maxim And then
Speaker 1: the cute announcer boy has a model from New York
Speaker 1: throwing herself at him. Like it's all sakes me off.
Speaker 1: Like something that I noticed in this episode and it
Speaker 1: just clicked for the first time, is that Lee's entire
Speaker 1: storyline for the at least this far into the show,
Speaker 1: has been him just waiting around for quote unquote hot
Speaker 1: girls and then being told he's not attractive enough for
Speaker 1: whatever this quote unquote hot girl this thing is, and
Speaker 1: so now he's got to settle for some you know,
Speaker 1: she turns out she's super hot, you know, big surprise,
Speaker 1: she's all that. But it's like he thinks he's settling
Speaker 1: and then realizes it's just so confusing to me that again,
Speaker 1: Lee such a great actor, Why isn't he doing anything
Speaker 1: more than pining after some He's just chasing girls around,
Speaker 1: this idea that you have to do the right thing
Speaker 1: by being with this insanely hot girl instead of this
Speaker 1: insanely hot girl he won a model in competition. Like
Speaker 1: what a martyr, you guys, what a martyr? It's just
Speaker 1: so well And this was said in like so many
Speaker 1: behind the scenes interviews and stuff. But the character of
Speaker 1: Mouth was modeled on our boss, and so all the
Speaker 1: girls kind of teasing Mouth is our boss being like
Speaker 1: all of you girls are teasing me, and like we
Speaker 1: have such a deep connect shin and all that grossness.
Speaker 1: And then of course he casts, you know, a fourteen
Speaker 1: year old to come in and play the one that
Speaker 1: wants him, you know, and yeah, the nerdy one who's
Speaker 1: obsessed because she can't be interesting unless she's what did
Speaker 1: you say? She's like, I say, she has to be
Speaker 1: horny or she can't have a personnelity. That's it. That's it.
Speaker 1: It's like, how's Lucas doing well? He's he's percent at
Speaker 1: the line, but he's a hud hot. I'm like, why
Speaker 1: are we making this lovely, little funny girl say these things?
Speaker 1: It's like it's cute in and of itself, if it
Speaker 1: were out of the context of everything else we're talking about.
Speaker 1: It's cute. That's like a cute thing for high school
Speaker 1: girl to say. Also knowing the knowing the ick factor
Speaker 1: of all of it. It just throws it in with
Speaker 1: the whole bathwater. But joy, it would be cute for
Speaker 1: g to say to us like wow, and we're all like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, wait what, Like that's funny. Among the
Speaker 1: girls she is asking mouth out and then drooling over Lucas.
Speaker 1: It's like, that's weird. What word? I know? You're that's weird.
Speaker 1: It's all just so weird, and and the hits keep coming.
Speaker 1: It's not even just at the high school stage. Well
Speaker 1: I shouldn't say just high school because you know Nick's
Speaker 1: a teacher. But it runs all the way up the
Speaker 1: line to Dan Scott going to bail debb out of jail,
Speaker 1: going look at all these horrors, which ones mine? Oh
Speaker 1: the old one, like what she's six years old and
Speaker 1: she's described and why are all the women in the
Speaker 1: Tree Hill Jail in Lingerie dressed up like again some
Speaker 1: guy's fantasy of a prostitute? Like what is that? Literally
Speaker 1: all we exist to be in this show skinny women
Speaker 1: in lingerie who looked trashy. First of all, the prostitutes
Speaker 1: I know don't dress like that. And second of all,
Speaker 1: it's like we've established this as a small sleepy yea.
Speaker 1: From all of a sudden, we've got we have the
Speaker 1: night and the mafia. Guys. It's officially shark time where
Speaker 1: the boat is going over. It's happening, all right, let's
Speaker 1: talk about Rick Fox. Wait a second, is this just lame?
Speaker 1: Is like, is our show turning into lames with like
Speaker 1: all the women working down at the docks, and we've
Speaker 1: got Jean Valjean, you know, like Nathan stole the loaf
Speaker 1: of bread. Now he's got to pay for it. That's happening.
Speaker 1: That would have but that would have been way better.
Speaker 1: It would have been. I wanted a song and dance routine,
Speaker 1: that's right. I met Rick Fox only a couple of times. Um,
Speaker 1: he was always really nice to me. I think he
Speaker 1: was too nice to work with. Yeah, like so tall,
Speaker 1: so much taller than anyone who's tall and is Um,
Speaker 1: he does a nice job. Is this his first acting gig?
Speaker 1: I want to say, done some other stuff here and
Speaker 1: there he had I remember he's so handsome. He's so handsome,
Speaker 1: and he's lovely and and for as much of a
Speaker 1: leaping over Sharks storyline as this is, he he does
Speaker 1: have a very calm energy and there's a groundedness to
Speaker 1: him that makes him spooky. And yeah, I I thought,
Speaker 1: you know, again, for as silly as it is, I
Speaker 1: thought he and James did a really beautiful job of
Speaker 1: this together. You know, you can see in that last scene,
Speaker 1: like when they win the game, but they've shaved the points,
Speaker 1: like the way that Nathan's just hanging his head while
Speaker 1: everyone celebrating around them. You really saw the impact of it,
Speaker 1: and it was it was cool to see like a
Speaker 1: whole new storyline for him that was really interesting and
Speaker 1: about you know, emotional and moral conflict um inside of
Speaker 1: a silly container. But I thought those guys did a
Speaker 1: really beautiful job. And you know what I do remember, God,
Speaker 1: as I'm talking about it, I'm like picturing the scene again.
Speaker 1: I remember how cute it was to see James and
Speaker 1: all the basketball boys get so excited when Rick Fox.
Speaker 1: They were like, oh my god, And it was really
Speaker 1: sweet to see them all like puppy dogging around asking
Speaker 1: him questions about the NBA and stuff. It was cute it.
Speaker 1: I think Conrad the guy who was like, you know,
Speaker 1: the body man for Rick fox Um, what do say?
Speaker 1: He and Paul knew each other like there was their friends. Yeah,
Speaker 1: their pals, I think basketball buddies. Maybe it was cool
Speaker 1: because Paul had always kind of been like the big
Speaker 1: guy on set, and so now we have this bigger
Speaker 1: guy on set and that was fun to watch, like
Speaker 1: just just bros browing out and kind of just feeling
Speaker 1: out the bronness of it all. That's always always talking
Speaker 1: about basketball. Now. Yeah, they they had fun, and I
Speaker 1: think it was important to your point that Rick played
Speaker 1: the character super calm, because as unbelievable as the situation is,
Speaker 1: they made it really believable how easily a naive person
Speaker 1: could fall into this debt trap. Like it just it's
Speaker 1: like Nathan slipped and whoops, here we are. Yeah, totally.
Speaker 1: I think I feel like he loses his scholarship to
Speaker 1: Duke over this. I could be wrong, but that's what's
Speaker 1: in my memory. Anyway, he'd love to see I don't remember,
Speaker 1: but Hayley's going to Duke. He's going to Duke. She
Speaker 1: can figure out how to take care of a child. Yeah,
Speaker 1: which the indication is not great considering the two kids
Speaker 1: that she well, they're kind of were bratty kids. Where'd
Speaker 1: you find that one of them? One of them was
Speaker 1: Barbara allen Wood's daughter in real life, Natalie Lynn, who
Speaker 1: is now starring in Big Sky and a bunch of
Speaker 1: other great TV shows and movies. She's some wonderful actress
Speaker 1: and girls are really sweet to see her face or
Speaker 1: big brown eyes and those freckles. I missed her. She
Speaker 1: was such a sweetheart. Um, yeah, that was fun. I
Speaker 1: remember that was a fun day. And you know, I
Speaker 1: don't really like other people's kids. You said that when
Speaker 1: we're out of it, said, I was, by the way,
Speaker 1: that's why I said, when when Hailey goes no, I'll
Speaker 1: like ours. I said, Look, it's foreshadowing for you exactly. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I wonder what that did you babysit growing up? Not really, No,
Speaker 1: I don't know everyone. It's just it's just it's just
Speaker 1: some people's kids. Some people I don't know. Like, I'm
Speaker 1: really nice. I'll take them in small doses, and I
Speaker 1: love being nice to a kid. Are like five minutes.
Speaker 1: It's only you know what, Like my my friends who
Speaker 1: have kids who I do love, or Maria's friends like
Speaker 1: she's got you know, I'm sure you know to Hill
Speaker 1: like Gus and George probably have friends in their own
Speaker 1: spaces that you like, something you love, and some that
Speaker 1: you're like, God, I don't want that little bull over here.
Speaker 1: Ever again, I'm the exact opposite. I really I love
Speaker 1: bad kids, like love them. And if I see like
Speaker 1: certain mothers that are struggling, I'm like, please bring them
Speaker 1: to my farm. I will win them over. I will
Speaker 1: hit The struggling is a whole different thing than just
Speaker 1: legitimately raising your kids to be apples. I like like,
Speaker 1: I like, I like the challenge of a bad kid.
Speaker 1: It's thrilling, too busy. I'm into it. I'm into it.
Speaker 1: There are a couple of examples that I won't say
Speaker 1: because I don't want any of my friends to like
Speaker 1: know that they're the ones with the bad kids. But
Speaker 1: I I relish a challenge. It's probably so funny. Explains
Speaker 1: a lot of my dating life too. I'm just like,
Speaker 1: you just give me the complicated little girl Almot fix
Speaker 1: them right up? Yeah, hypnotizem. I'm gonna buy you. I
Speaker 1: love the kids like Maria's got some friends who I
Speaker 1: really really love, and those kids are like die hard. Like,
Speaker 1: once you're in my heart, you're in. If anything ever
Speaker 1: happens to you, I will take your kid for the
Speaker 1: rest of like, I will do whatever, like whatever. I
Speaker 1: love your child like my own. Um, but it's a
Speaker 1: few and far between. Maybe that's a is that like
Speaker 1: an introvert thing too? Well? Also because you didn't have
Speaker 1: siblings growing up? I didn't, But I mean no, the
Speaker 1: thing of like like it's kind of a hard shell.
Speaker 1: But then once you're in, you're just like sucking you're
Speaker 1: in forever. Yeah, but it's just hard to get in.
Speaker 1: I have some my friends kids who are like that. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we're really far down the road of optics it all.
Speaker 1: I mean, if I don't know, So, if you did camp,
Speaker 1: did you babysit? No? I didn't really babysit. My baby's
Speaker 1: not a lot, did you he? Yeah? How do you
Speaker 1: think I made my money in Sterling Park? Baby? That
Speaker 1: was the only way I made any money in like
Speaker 1: junior high. In high school, I watched all the kids
Speaker 1: in the neighborhood and and you didn't really get a
Speaker 1: choice because it was usually like like friends of your
Speaker 1: parents or parents that saw you on the playground and
Speaker 1: they're like, hey, you look like you can handle chaos.
Speaker 1: Do you want to come over? Totally. I relate to
Speaker 1: those parents so much now. There was a kid I
Speaker 1: babysat for where any time I was over, you know,
Speaker 1: it's pre cell phone because we're that old, and we
Speaker 1: would get a phone call while I was sitting there
Speaker 1: babies and this kid and it was from the prison.
Speaker 1: It was like, you have a paid phone call from
Speaker 1: Virginia Correctional Institute and it was their freepy uncle and
Speaker 1: he'd be like, oh, it is so and so there
Speaker 1: and I'd be like, no, not at home right now,
Speaker 1: and be like, you're the babysitter. And it was always
Speaker 1: like a dayline episode. And I continued to babysit for
Speaker 1: this family for serious. Yes, I think you need to
Speaker 1: check up on that family home hard pass, no, thank you,
Speaker 1: Like those were the bad kids that groomed me to
Speaker 1: grow up and have a soft spot for bad kids. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And they would like those kids were bad. They would
Speaker 1: do things like they would hide condoms in the house
Speaker 1: so that their mother thought their dad was cheating on them.
Speaker 1: Like when I'm talking bad bad. Oh that's terrible. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: and so that that just feels like a little person
Speaker 1: who wants to watch the world burn. I'm disconcerned. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so these kids on one Tree Hill seemed harmless, Like
Speaker 1: what's a spitball? Yeah, yeah, you know exactly. I also
Speaker 1: think like the wads have just wet toilet paper all
Speaker 1: over the walls. I'm like, has anybody ever babysat a kid?
Speaker 1: Do you all know what kids do? They don't do this? No,
Speaker 1: I mean they'll clog a toilet. Yeah. Yeah, Well, anyway,
Speaker 1: it seemed like Hayley was having I did like her
Speaker 1: running to Karen though at the basketball game and Karen
Speaker 1: being like, good luck, kid, this is what it is.
Speaker 1: Not helpful. It was also very sweet to see that
Speaker 1: like redemptive moment, you know, after this struggle for Nathan
Speaker 1: taking this money and shaving these points and having this
Speaker 1: guilt at the end of the game, even though they're
Speaker 1: going to stay, that sweet moment where you're watching him
Speaker 1: with those kids. It was such a nice way to
Speaker 1: remind the audience what he was doing this for, like
Speaker 1: what he was making the mistake for, And it was
Speaker 1: so so sweet. That was just purely sweet. Did you
Speaker 1: guys remember that night? Do you remember show me that night?
Speaker 1: Because I was there. We did everything at that gym,
Speaker 1: a new hand over high school, all in one night,
Speaker 1: and I remember the three of us hanging back at
Speaker 1: the other side of the gym talking about how hot
Speaker 1: James was with the kids because it was like Barbara's daughters,
Speaker 1: so Barbara was there too. We were all hanging everybody
Speaker 1: was watching, going, oh yeah, that was I think that
Speaker 1: was my first wake up call, like James is hot,
Speaker 1: like clock before, because you guys, this was the moment
Speaker 1: where we all were like, oh, he's not a baby anymore. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 1: this is very thirteen year old. He's a big boy,
Speaker 1: Like he's he's holding a baby. What's happening? All of
Speaker 1: our all of our wounds just open, our booms start hurting, like,
Speaker 1: what's going on your over ache? I totally remember that.
Speaker 1: It wasn't just us. I even remember Barbara being like,
Speaker 1: I don't I'm uncomfortable. He could be a child. Those
Speaker 1: are my children. What's happening? Yeah, yeah, good for him. Honestly,
Speaker 1: he should just always have a baby on his hip,
Speaker 1: you know that would be cool. James carry this child around.
Speaker 1: We like it. I mean, I guess it's gonna have
Speaker 1: to do that for the next How many seasons did
Speaker 1: this go? Oh yeah, believe me, it's coming, don't you
Speaker 1: worry coming. So what happened with Peyton in this episode?
Speaker 1: She was still afraid dumb bulldog, mural bulldog. You guys,
Speaker 1: it's not right. If anything, we laughed a lot this episode.
Speaker 1: We did you know what I loved that? You said? Hillary, Guys,
Speaker 1: for all of our friends at home, we're watching the
Speaker 1: episode and that bulldogs on the wall, and Hillary goes,
Speaker 1: nobody in the writer's room has ever been a teenage girl?
Speaker 1: First she went dork door, dork with your dog over
Speaker 1: your bed, the evolution the dog, all the things that
Speaker 1: Peyton would have drawn to protect herself. This girl who
Speaker 1: is like lives in darkness and makes pa angel and
Speaker 1: all of these deeply dark. She walks through cemeteries. She's
Speaker 1: going to draw a picking bulldog on her above her
Speaker 1: bad gray dog. Bulldog doesn't even protect you in a fight,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? Dog breathe. She would have
Speaker 1: like drawn a spell on her wall or some kind
Speaker 1: of like I don't know, just fat little pub dogs
Speaker 1: who can barely walk. I should have been like bats,
Speaker 1: you know, like that's what I'm saying. That's a rattlesnake.
Speaker 1: How about a wolf? A wolf at the very least, right,
Speaker 1: it's like a little cliche, but okay, I mean a
Speaker 1: bulldog grabbed your pant leg, and it's just like the
Speaker 1: evolution of like the bulldog. And then I'm like sleeping
Speaker 1: under it, and then I'm like still working on it.
Speaker 1: And then I put Derek's name on a heart on
Speaker 1: the name tag burning car or what's really bizarre? Okay,
Speaker 1: do that gircas Derek's her brother. It's real Derek, not
Speaker 1: psycho Derek bho. I did not catch that. Okay, the
Speaker 1: bulldog is dumbish, But I will say I thought you
Speaker 1: did such a beautiful job in this episode. And for
Speaker 1: as much as we've been talking about how at the time,
Speaker 1: you know, in two thousand six we were not doing
Speaker 1: a good job talking about the reality of the effects
Speaker 1: of a traumatic event on a young woman, Peyton having
Speaker 1: panic attacks is finally a real acknowledgement of what she's
Speaker 1: going through. Yes, and we're finally getting to a point
Speaker 1: you know, it's like some dummy. Not only are they
Speaker 1: dummies about dogs, but they're dummies about apparently boys, Like
Speaker 1: some dummy thought that because real Derek is a marine,
Speaker 1: all he's going to do is scream at you, and
Speaker 1: eventually that calms on and he apologizes. Like I feel
Speaker 1: like we're finally getting somewhere, even though the container has
Speaker 1: been a little sloppy, you needing to leave school, showing
Speaker 1: how triggers around a person can re ignite their traumatic event,
Speaker 1: you know, him finally being able to see you and
Speaker 1: saying like tomorrow will be six minutes instead of five.
Speaker 1: Like there's a couple of nuggets of good advice and
Speaker 1: of honest acknowledgment here, and you really you brought those
Speaker 1: things to life in a way that made them feel
Speaker 1: very real. M hm do you guys? I didn't think
Speaker 1: about util We just started talking about it. But like
Speaker 1: Nathan also just did the panic attack storyline right like
Speaker 1: the PTSD I'm freaked out storyline, and they feel different
Speaker 1: though they feel well. I just think the importance of
Speaker 1: writer's rooms and in having variety in your voices in
Speaker 1: a writer's room would have made a big difference here,
Speaker 1: because we're recycling storylines over and over again. It's like
Speaker 1: Rachel hooked up with an older dude, and now Brooke
Speaker 1: is hooking up with an older dude. Nathan's dealing with
Speaker 1: the panic attacks, and now Peyton's dealing with a panic attack,
Speaker 1: and we're not connecting the dots in a way that
Speaker 1: facilitates story, right. It just seems like, Yeah, it's like,
Speaker 1: at what point would Nathan go to Peyton? You know,
Speaker 1: Payton's gone to Nathan a bunch of times and been like, hey,
Speaker 1: you seem to be falling apart. How can I help? Um,
Speaker 1: that's not reciprocated yet. Maybe it happens. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I guess we'll find out. Um, but it's if we're
Speaker 1: gonna repeat things, that has to be for a reason,
Speaker 1: make it makes sense. Um. I do like that Ernest
Speaker 1: calms down, though I didn't like that they made him
Speaker 1: a yeller because yeah, bit a tough marine. Uh weird.
Speaker 1: It's like, why is he yelling at her? Why is
Speaker 1: he always mean that this girl he doesn't even know?
Speaker 1: And then also the timeline just got wonky for me
Speaker 1: because he says that my dad left my mom for Ellie,
Speaker 1: but he lived with us until I was a little
Speaker 1: bit younger than you, So like if if our biological
Speaker 1: dad left when he was like twelve, let's say twelve
Speaker 1: or thirteen, is he twelve or thirteen years older than Peyton? Like,
Speaker 1: it doesn't make any sense people. That's the kind of
Speaker 1: that takes me out of a story where I'm like,
Speaker 1: the math is wrong, guys. I think we did a
Speaker 1: lot of that on our show. It was It's the
Speaker 1: same thing as the marine based like Chad rolling up
Speaker 1: in the room the homework. Here's what I'll say that
Speaker 1: I follow Ernest on uh Instagram. He's an artist and
Speaker 1: he just had a baby. We need to get him
Speaker 1: on this show. I know, I know, we do. I
Speaker 1: like him so much. He's got full white hair now,
Speaker 1: so I totally believe that we are brother and sister
Speaker 1: because we are both pretty surely gray and just like
Speaker 1: I'm good with it, like fine life. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: I loved him on this show because it was such
Speaker 1: a He was just a refreshing presence. Yeah, he was
Speaker 1: a little yelly at first. They had to calm him down,
Speaker 1: and you know, they had to calm the writing down
Speaker 1: from directing him to do that, I guess, but um,
Speaker 1: but he stuck around for a little while and it's
Speaker 1: it's just so nice to see his face whenever he
Speaker 1: pops up on screen. I mean, he's great to look at,
Speaker 1: and he's a nice actor. But I think just the
Speaker 1: it's just refreshing to get outside of the what we're
Speaker 1: talking about all the same recycled stuff with all the girls,
Speaker 1: and um, you know, Nathan and Haley are kind of
Speaker 1: seems like we're running out of storyline, so you can
Speaker 1: flirty this episode with the like, hey, you're winning all
Speaker 1: these games. That's hot. I'm going to do it. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be like, yeah, that was fun. You're blocking what
Speaker 1: they lacked in the writing for you, you're making up
Speaker 1: for in the blocking. Yeah. Thanks, Yeah, And it's see
Speaker 1: it's nice to see Nathan and Haley flirting and playful.
Speaker 1: It's like you you want to know what they're holding onto,
Speaker 1: what they're fighting here, you know. It's it's lovely that
Speaker 1: in the midst of even financial stress, you see who
Speaker 1: this couple is. That's that's the kind of thing that
Speaker 1: as an audience member, helps you kind of keep the
Speaker 1: faith alive. You know, Yeah, right, who else? Did what
Speaker 1: else do we have in this getting arrested? Okay, so
Speaker 1: one time I stayed in New York City in the
Speaker 1: apartment of it was like a friend's friend and I
Speaker 1: was shooting a pilot in New York and I had
Speaker 1: my daughter and the nanny, and I was like, I
Speaker 1: just they're not gonna put me up, Like, how are
Speaker 1: we gonna do two rooms every So I'm just going
Speaker 1: to get an airbnb. Well, as I'm talking, uh, somebody said,
Speaker 1: I know somebody who's got an apartment, and it was like,
Speaker 1: it's a gorgeous place, um on one fifth Avenue. So
Speaker 1: it was like, really for for anyone who doesn't know,
Speaker 1: that's the building that um Carrie bradshop you lived in
Speaker 1: in the in the Sex and the City book. So
Speaker 1: it's like a big I was like, oh, that's so exciting.
Speaker 1: So I stayed there for we were there for a month.
Speaker 1: It was great. Anyway, the guy whose apartment it was,
Speaker 1: or the husband of the wife's apartment was he's a
Speaker 1: doctor and he had a prescription pad in the um
Speaker 1: in the kitchen, and I didn't know this was like
Speaker 1: I don't know, ten years ago, maybe now probably seven. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I didn't know that you that prescription pads are special.
Speaker 1: You thought it was stationary. I really just thought it
Speaker 1: was like you could just write, so I would use
Speaker 1: it all the time, taking notes down on my phone,
Speaker 1: leaving leaving little notes when I left the house, like
Speaker 1: love you, sweetheart. You know I'll be back at eight
Speaker 1: tonight whatever. Probably twelve fifteen pages of this this prescription pad.
Speaker 1: No idea. Why was it just sitting at home? That's
Speaker 1: so illegal. It was just in a path. It was
Speaker 1: like in a drawer in the kitchen. I just was like,
Speaker 1: I need something to write on. Open to drawer and
Speaker 1: I was like, oh great, here's some papers like doctor
Speaker 1: stationary on it. I was like great, and uh yeah.
Speaker 1: So definitely got a phone call about that after I
Speaker 1: checked out of that house. Yeah, big problem. I mean,
Speaker 1: good thing. I wasn't doing what deb did and like
Speaker 1: trying to actually write fake prescription. Let this be a
Speaker 1: lesson to all of you. Those prescription pads are accounted folks. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean he he had to the doctor had to
Speaker 1: like literally report damaged pages. Yeah. Probably. Yeah. I had
Speaker 1: no idea because everything people like I'd grew up with
Speaker 1: zero history or information about the medical community at all,
Speaker 1: just was not My family was a creative and a
Speaker 1: teaching family, but had nothing to do with medicine. So
Speaker 1: have you never told me? It feels like we have
Speaker 1: to get domt notarized all the time, like they should
Speaker 1: have to have like a stamp on those things like
Speaker 1: that serious business paperwork. Also, these are the kinds of
Speaker 1: things that in schools should be taught. There's like a
Speaker 1: life skill class missing from every high school in America,
Speaker 1: by the way, the fact that we have no financial
Speaker 1: education and we don't have civics anymore, like they literally
Speaker 1: took civics out of school, so people don't understand how
Speaker 1: the government works or investment or just like how did
Speaker 1: you change the filter on your conditioners when you're in
Speaker 1: you're supposed to you have to like google how long
Speaker 1: are you know, fill in the blank, leftovers good, like
Speaker 1: anything relevant. But but but I I do know that
Speaker 1: you know, we had a civil war. I know that
Speaker 1: we had I know, seventeen seventy six. Boy, that's just
Speaker 1: really driven home. It's like, what are we what are
Speaker 1: we doing? What are we doing? What are we teaching
Speaker 1: these children? Maybe if these kids in tree Hill had
Speaker 1: that class, they wouldn't be like kissing the teachers and
Speaker 1: you know, having babies and all the craziness. Is that
Speaker 1: what Home Mac used to be and then it got
Speaker 1: canceled because it's was supposedly sexist, well know as treasurer
Speaker 1: of Future Homemakers of America, the Sterling Park Um. It
Speaker 1: was about the domestic arts which boys and girls should know,
Speaker 1: but it targeted, like the salesmanship was bad at targeted chicks.
Speaker 1: Although the boys I knew that did Home Mac with
Speaker 1: me had the best time ever and they were like
Speaker 1: the better boyfriends in high school. Look, I think I
Speaker 1: think it's a problem. You know if you look back, Yes,
Speaker 1: it we ab. We should never have had a system
Speaker 1: that was like only the girls are going to learn
Speaker 1: to cook and only the boys are going to learn
Speaker 1: wood shop. So if the answer was not to take
Speaker 1: those classes away, the answer was to make everybody take
Speaker 1: home back and make everybody take fucking wood shop. Do
Speaker 1: you know how bad I wish I could build myself
Speaker 1: an outdoor couch? Do you have any idea how expensive
Speaker 1: those things are? I don't want to pay for one.
Speaker 1: I want to build it. I'm so annoyed. Give me
Speaker 1: a wood shop class. Where's that class on our show?
Speaker 1: I don't know. We should have had a wood shop
Speaker 1: class who shop. Oh and car mechanics. Yes, we called
Speaker 1: it votech We had we had tea and then we
Speaker 1: had votech for vocational technology. Right now there's a big
Speaker 1: votech Um where my husband is from. Yeah, and it's
Speaker 1: awesome fun and they're doing, um interestingly, they're doing a
Speaker 1: lot of like, uh, wind powered. Oh that's crazy. They're
Speaker 1: like engineering for for wind farms and stuff, which is
Speaker 1: pretty cool. I love that. I mean, we just want
Speaker 1: to know how to do anything. Did we ever have
Speaker 1: any class Entree Hill except English class? Like that's definitely
Speaker 1: the only one I ever remember us being in. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know, that's funny. We didn't. We didn't do
Speaker 1: a whole lot of school school, even though the whole
Speaker 1: show took place school. Where's where's like the end of
Speaker 1: the year report? We all have to do with that
Speaker 1: styrofoam board? Where's my traff old board? Yeah? He has
Speaker 1: doing one right now, just to build a model of
Speaker 1: this the building that this murder Mr. She just read
Speaker 1: take place in like dioramas? Why are we making diamas?
Speaker 1: Where was our book? Fair? That was my favorite? When
Speaker 1: it's fair? The best nobody was making like ice and
Speaker 1: yelling at plants and playing classical music for the other one.
Speaker 1: Nobody was doing no nothing volcanoes. Yeah, I loved it.
Speaker 1: They are not going to pay for like a science
Speaker 1: classroom with like beakers. They're like, we can't afford beakers.
Speaker 1: We're paying for another fashion show. We've got rhinestones to buy.
Speaker 1: We have rhinestones to buy and adorned America's next top
Speaker 1: liter are all the things that normal teenagers do. I
Speaker 1: don't know, but I will say I the teen bickering
Speaker 1: again of Brook and Rachel just makes me so happy
Speaker 1: that like the up and down of these two, they're
Speaker 1: on like a hyper speed see saw of love and
Speaker 1: hate with each other, and I have so much fun
Speaker 1: watching them. And the line of all lines in this
Speaker 1: episode do it You're just a slutty, lying liar who lies.
Speaker 1: Put it on my body. Put it on my body.
Speaker 1: Loved it. It's like I wanted on a show, but
Speaker 1: I don't because I don't want to call it girl sluts.
Speaker 1: But god, I need I need, Like I don't know
Speaker 1: if it's a sticker, I don't know what it is,
Speaker 1: but I need something. Yeah. Well this was Adell Limb
Speaker 1: writing this episode. Who I really like? Um crazy rich
Speaker 1: Asians is Adele and then I worked with her on
Speaker 1: Lethal Weapon, which was a nice little She might have
Speaker 1: been on White Collar too. I feel like I've worked
Speaker 1: with Adele on a number of different things. Um, but
Speaker 1: she's so good and so this one was snappy. This episode, Well,
Speaker 1: the thing is, that's it. It's like we get dorky,
Speaker 1: dorky storyline and a good writer. We'll take the dorky
Speaker 1: storyline and like pick it up. And you know she
Speaker 1: she had to look at that white board and be like, Okay,
Speaker 1: well I gotta shut this in and I gotta shut
Speaker 1: this in, and I guess we're gonna fit this in.
Speaker 1: Put that bulldog in there. It would be great. It
Speaker 1: keeps the monsters at pay. You guys that she made
Speaker 1: it make sense? Um, what about Okay, we have to
Speaker 1: talk about the Dan and Karen and the truth of
Speaker 1: it all, because Dan's with this new haircut. Is new
Speaker 1: Dan who's making sense here and there, like not giving
Speaker 1: Nathan money and not you know, not being a total
Speaker 1: old to Karen and saying like no, dev is incapacitated,
Speaker 1: Like you need to take this business otherwise it's gonna
Speaker 1: fall apart. It's so complicated. When Dan does the right
Speaker 1: thing because you think it's it sort of feels like
Speaker 1: he's handing you a grenade, you know. But what was
Speaker 1: so interesting to me was when we were watching the
Speaker 1: scene and he was saying to Karen, look, you've got
Speaker 1: to do this, regardless of how you feel about me.
Speaker 1: Deb's a mess. All three of us said, well, I mean,
Speaker 1: he's right, and then literally thirty seconds later, he goes Karen,
Speaker 1: regardless of your feelings about me, you know I'm right,
Speaker 1: And I was like, well tell me, I'm all right. Okay,
Speaker 1: if you just hadn't have said it, it it could have
Speaker 1: and charming, but he had to announce, hey there, little woman.
Speaker 1: Was this this season that Paul got bumped to recurring
Speaker 1: because he's not showing up as much, but he was
Speaker 1: directing a ton I think that was the trade because
Speaker 1: he directed the Cabin, He directed the last episode, the
Speaker 1: last episode, so he was in post during this episode.
Speaker 1: Oh right, that's why they didn't write him a lot.
Speaker 1: They were suddenly like, not in it very much after
Speaker 1: being so heavy, and then he's going to direct our
Speaker 1: fight episode coming up soon too, Like he was directing
Speaker 1: like every third episode. What episode the one where crack
Speaker 1: Sofia skull with my head. Oh you guys have a
Speaker 1: my elbow. It was like an accident, an accident. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: we just we were choreographing in on one when we
Speaker 1: were supposed to you know, we were supposed to go left,
Speaker 1: left and right. We just kind it was bad. They
Speaker 1: was bad, and I was like, we're done. We're done. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we'll get there. But Paul was directing lots of big episodes.
Speaker 1: I think it made sense to have someone in house
Speaker 1: that there was a shorthand with, you know, who could
Speaker 1: handle the big stuff. Yeah, okay, what else did we miss?
Speaker 1: I mean, the creepy teacher is out of the picture.
Speaker 1: Now are we done? Now? I don't know, Please I
Speaker 1: get fired. What happens? I don't remember. Guys, he's got
Speaker 1: to go away, you know, because he's going to win
Speaker 1: the next episode. Because even when he kissed you at
Speaker 1: the end, you had this look on your face like
Speaker 1: mmmmmm bottle. When the red dress, oh right, that's right,
Speaker 1: that happened in the middle and then the model yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: It was the best part of the episode because it
Speaker 1: was the double slap, that double slap, that's right back
Speaker 1: this way and then I hit him this way. I mean,
Speaker 1: he deserved it. Double slap. Oh God, it made me
Speaker 1: so happy. Okay, we have a fan question. This is
Speaker 1: from Tara. She says, my fan question comes from scenes
Speaker 1: where fights or other violent actions take place perfect exactly.
Speaker 1: For example, when Hayley slaps Rachel Or Brooke and Peyton fight,
Speaker 1: do you have to channel some sort of anger or
Speaker 1: anything to get through that? And even more important, what
Speaker 1: happens when you hear cut? Do you instantly start laughing?
Speaker 1: Does it take a second to snap out of it? Well?
Speaker 1: I I feel like our immediate reaction is good, You're good. Okay,
Speaker 1: You're good. You know, like there's a check in that happens. Um.
Speaker 1: We talked about it and like the Derek attacks scene
Speaker 1: about how Matt bar was really concerned with like everybody
Speaker 1: else in the room. Yeah, but I think mostly people
Speaker 1: are just concerned about the choreography of it. If nobody's
Speaker 1: like you don't, I mean, that's another level to be
Speaker 1: able to have the anger emotions but control them enough
Speaker 1: to be able to maintain your choreography. I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't know that I've ever had to do that. It's hard,
Speaker 1: it is, it's tricky. I mean, look, you your job
Speaker 1: is to personalize what is true for your character. Um, yeah,
Speaker 1: but in moments when it's so fast. But what I
Speaker 1: was going to say is sometimes it's easier to do
Speaker 1: with your friends, and sometimes it's even harder. And yeah,
Speaker 1: I think the thing that can be helpful, like you've
Speaker 1: got to get in the feelings. But then yes, you
Speaker 1: have to be conscious enough in the action to make
Speaker 1: sure you're safe and that that requires a sort of
Speaker 1: merger of like the art, the emotion and the technical.
Speaker 1: And it's yes, it's intense. Yeah, it's hard. I've never
Speaker 1: had to fight somebody that I didn't like, Like, I
Speaker 1: don't know how I would do that because then you
Speaker 1: then you like overcompensate and like like I don't want
Speaker 1: to go too hard because I don't know if you
Speaker 1: can hate them, you know, trying to think of it
Speaker 1: how to fight somebody at the day. Yeah, what a
Speaker 1: weird thing to have to do, just like I hate you,
Speaker 1: just kidding, but yeah, it sucks. Yeah, I think it's
Speaker 1: it's interesting, isn't it to think about that now and go, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: we all I only really had to do that with
Speaker 1: each other, and we had relationships. It would be weird
Speaker 1: to show up on your you know, your first day
Speaker 1: at work and have to fight somebody Like I had
Speaker 1: to do a lot more of that working in Chicago.
Speaker 1: I would meet people and be like, hey, what's up,
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna break your notes? So tremendously awkward. Um,
Speaker 1: but no, you're right. I've never I have never had
Speaker 1: to have a physical fight with another person who in
Speaker 1: life I did not like. I have had to kiss
Speaker 1: multiple people. Really grossed me out, And I don't know
Speaker 1: what is worse. I honestly, I think the kissing is worse.
Speaker 1: Worse for sure. I can't make up my mind. I
Speaker 1: can't decide. Sometimes, like the people that you hate the most,
Speaker 1: you end up like those kisses look the best, Like
Speaker 1: oh that's true, I mean it's yeah, yeah, that's always
Speaker 1: the best. When people are like god, they have great
Speaker 1: chemistry and you're like, oh, that's not chemistry, that's pure
Speaker 1: white hot rageing doubt write it. Yeah, fine, kiss me,
Speaker 1: hidden love it. I love those I love doing stunt stuff.
Speaker 1: I had to do a lethal weapon where I had
Speaker 1: to there's like huge fans that like will hold your
Speaker 1: body up like your skydiving and Clin Crawford and I
Speaker 1: had to pretend like we were jumping out of a
Speaker 1: building that exploded or something crazy, and you just you
Speaker 1: have to run at full speed and then they flip
Speaker 1: this thing on and it shoots your body up into
Speaker 1: the air and you just have to trust it. Man.
Speaker 1: That was crazy. Yeah, it was. I was a little
Speaker 1: like this seemed like fun and theory, I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: back to kissing and crying. Yeah, I remember being I
Speaker 1: got to a point where I was like, maybe I
Speaker 1: don't like stunts as much as I think I do.
Speaker 1: When like I got really hurt, had to go to
Speaker 1: the hospital and like get a cat scan and an
Speaker 1: m R. I to make sure. I didn't like me
Speaker 1: to be hospitalized. And then they were like, well they're clear,
Speaker 1: so you've got to come back to work and finish
Speaker 1: the day. And I was like, I'm I can't walk, um, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: And I just went back to work and I was like,
Speaker 1: I don't know about this anymore. Maybe I need to
Speaker 1: do things a little differently. I want a job like
Speaker 1: the boys get when they get old, where they just
Speaker 1: play angry cop and they sit around and they grunt.
Speaker 1: And then they were these for it, bratchy cowboys. I
Speaker 1: could sit on the back of a horse all day
Speaker 1: and make faces. That's what I'm saying. I know you
Speaker 1: don't want to spend a wheel. Let's do it, alright, kids,
Speaker 1: Who is most likely to do TikTok dances with you? Guys?
Speaker 1: I'm not, I'm not not. I mean, I guess Brooke
Speaker 1: at the time. If TikTok had been out, Brook probably
Speaker 1: would have been doing bok and Rachel would have crushed TikTok. Yeah,
Speaker 1: with those like hippie dances those girls do when they
Speaker 1: make their hips looks like they're made out of like
Speaker 1: ocean water. They're so they're just so water. Yeah. But
Speaker 1: like in real life, who's doing them? You know what?
Speaker 1: Barbara's daughters are going to say it? Yes, and I
Speaker 1: feel like Barbara's into Barbara Good at social media. Yeah,
Speaker 1: those girls, they are always on cool trips, hanging out
Speaker 1: with their tribe of like loved ones, having the time
Speaker 1: of their lives, looking gorgeous. Yeah, and it all started
Speaker 1: being the Brady kids that Hayley baby said, he I
Speaker 1: love it. Congratulations to our young ladies, Well thanks for
Speaker 1: joining us. Wait what happens next episode? I really don't know, guys.
Speaker 1: Next episode, Season four, episode eight, Nothing left to say,
Speaker 1: but goodbye. They're always so dramatic. Hopefully it's goodbye to
Speaker 1: creepy teacher next Yeah you alright, guys, alright, signing all.
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