Speaker 1: First of all, you don't know me.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back, friends, it is I can't believe this, actually
Speaker 3: that we're almost to the end of season six.
Speaker 5: I figure it's Season six, episode twenty three, Forever and
Speaker 5: Almost Always, which originally aired May eleventh, two thousand and nine.
Speaker 3: Read the synopsis.
Speaker 2: Ladies, all right, Peyton and Lucas's wedding day has finally arrived.
Speaker 2: The surprise guests attend. Hayley plays an unexpected role in
Speaker 2: the ceremony. Well, Nathan hopes to be called up to
Speaker 2: the NBA, and one keeps Jamie on.
Speaker 6: Shortly, Ah, but I'm a bouch.
Speaker 2: And Brooke does the same with Nicholas che what oh.
Speaker 3: Huh, he's such a good sport.
Speaker 6: Good he really was.
Speaker 2: Well, come on, he gets the phone call, He's like,
Speaker 2: you're gonna get them come to our show and make
Speaker 2: out with two incredibly beautiful women? Are you in the mood?
Speaker 6: Sure? I'll be there? Why not? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And you're gonna get a new song out of it?
Speaker 3: What a time? Well, where do we want to start? Kids?
Speaker 6: I want to go back to you opening the episode
Speaker 6: saying friends, because my favorite find this week was somebody
Speaker 6: sent me like one of these little viral videos where
Speaker 6: it's a school teacher and he's like, my kids say,
Speaker 6: the most millennial thing about me is that I walk
Speaker 6: into the classroom every day and I say hi, friends,
Speaker 6: and he's like he's like, well, what am I supposed
Speaker 6: to say? And the kids say chat, like Hey, what's up? Chat?
Speaker 6: Like they're all in a chat together. Yeah, I guess
Speaker 6: that's what the kids are saying. And he was like,
Speaker 6: I will have you know that the most millennial thing
Speaker 6: about me is that I own a Lucas Scott jersey.
Speaker 6: And then it cuts to him wearing his jersey and
Speaker 6: I was like, by the way, we do say friends
Speaker 6: a lot, that's where we are so for you in particular,
Speaker 6: that's like you are the friends girl.
Speaker 3: I made high Friend Brooks thing in season one as
Speaker 3: a nod to my college roommate, So I'll wear that
Speaker 3: millennial crown.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much, shaping a generation. Wherever that school
Speaker 6: teacher is, I feel like I posted it my stories.
Speaker 6: I hope he's listening. I appreciate you, friend, little cultural
Speaker 6: impact when tree Hill is made, getting the kids making
Speaker 6: fun of us. This episode was big.
Speaker 2: It was really big. Where the hell was Moira?
Speaker 3: By the way. That is the literal second line in
Speaker 3: my notes for this episode, and so starts the tradition
Speaker 3: of us not having important actors in our wedding episodes,
Speaker 3: like Larry's on a dredging boat in Iceland and Moira,
Speaker 3: Karen and Andy are so rich they can't get a
Speaker 3: plane out of Grenada is they're on a yacht. I'm like,
Speaker 3: you just didn't want to pay people, which is very
Speaker 3: obnoxious because they're sorely missed in the episodes, and we're
Speaker 3: just going to need to call you out on it,
Speaker 3: you business affairs, whoever did that?
Speaker 6: Terrible?
Speaker 3: We know, we know.
Speaker 2: I just watched The Cutting Edge, by the way last
Speaker 2: night with Maria. She had never seen it before.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what epic? Did she love it?
Speaker 2: She loved it? And I called Moira earlier in the
Speaker 2: day and I was like, Hey, I'm watching this with
Speaker 2: Maria and a couple of my girlfriends. It was like
Speaker 2: an Auntie's night with Maria, And I said, could you
Speaker 2: would you send like a little hello video because we're
Speaker 2: all going to watch The Cutting Edge? And Moira sent
Speaker 2: us a video he like, hi, girls, all my friends
Speaker 2: flipped out. She of course said topic at the end
Speaker 2: of the video, She's amazing. It was so great.
Speaker 6: How much better is the wedding if like Karen's there
Speaker 6: and she's the only one that actually has the slutty
Speaker 6: wedding sex? Do you know what?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: Yes, oh, that would have been what I'm saying, like,
Speaker 3: I have Moira fever.
Speaker 2: Where is she?
Speaker 3: I did love that being the sort of culmination moment
Speaker 3: for Nathan and Haley. Not gonna lie, but yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that was Karen and Andy in the bathroom metric would
Speaker 3: have really been a vibe. Let me, Oh my god,
Speaker 3: can you imagine both couples and the two stalls.
Speaker 6: Cool, someone's being really noisy over there, one of the.
Speaker 2: Boys bathroom one of the girls.
Speaker 6: Let's get to that. Because for all the like weirdness
Speaker 6: and stuff, the sexual energy of Nathan and Haley in
Speaker 6: this episode is boiling point, like we've never seen it
Speaker 6: this hot before. Haley was rowdy.
Speaker 2: Hailey was rowdy from it from the first moment of
Speaker 2: this episode.
Speaker 3: Well but both of you. He walks in and is
Speaker 3: like nice view and it's just a shoddier ass and
Speaker 3: You're like, I like you being gone and coming home
Speaker 3: and I was like, oh gone, Hello.
Speaker 6: Turns out long.
Speaker 3: Distances working for these two.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, definitely.
Speaker 6: It was a good thread to follow throughout the course
Speaker 6: of all the other stuff because everybody else is either
Speaker 6: like scared or kind of nervous or unhappy, and those
Speaker 6: two are just like, let's hit it, which I feel
Speaker 6: like is a parent vibe. Parents view weddings and adult
Speaker 6: nights really differently than like people in their twenties who
Speaker 6: take it for granted.
Speaker 2: You know, do you and Jeff experience that when you're
Speaker 2: out because you know, I haven't been in a relationship
Speaker 2: that long. You're you're the winner in this group of
Speaker 2: like the long term relationship. How does that go when
Speaker 2: you're older and you're watching your kids running around and
Speaker 2: now you're at older grown up events like weddings and stuff,
Speaker 2: Does it feel like you can't wait to sneak away
Speaker 2: with each other. Does it feel like you're over it?
Speaker 2: Like what's the vibe?
Speaker 6: The clock is different now it's different, and getting dressed
Speaker 6: up and like all the effort of going somewhere, it
Speaker 6: kind of takes all the wind out of your sails.
Speaker 6: We're a real like Tuesday afternoon before pick up, if
Speaker 6: I gotta like brush my hair and like douche, there's
Speaker 6: no way I have energy for that and a hookup.
Speaker 6: And I think about like work functions we go to
Speaker 6: and everyone's like, oh, they're so sexy together. I bet
Speaker 6: they had a romp later and I'm like, no, bitch.
Speaker 6: We were watching Dayline like we were done.
Speaker 3: Pizza in my bed with my husband and murdering.
Speaker 6: Tuesday Wednesday afternoon, like no one texts me from noon
Speaker 6: to two. I'm busy. Yes, But that's why I appreciated this,
Speaker 6: like younger couple that still like had the fantas CEO.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, Nathan and Haley like still going strong. They're
Speaker 7: like you know what, Actually I appreciated that about watching
Speaker 7: them as a couple today even at the end too,
Speaker 7: watching them work through real life just like disappointments and yeah,
Speaker 7: this is the very simple very real heart issues of
Speaker 7: I feel like a failure.
Speaker 2: I'm having a bad day, I feel like a failure,
Speaker 2: and having somebody show up for you, and having your
Speaker 2: person show up for you. I love that it's not
Speaker 2: all the heightened drama, which I also love of new relationships.
Speaker 2: And you know, the wedding was obviously a huge deal,
Speaker 2: but I just liked I like seeing people deal with
Speaker 2: a very small but very real problem.
Speaker 6: I liked that he told her the truth right away. Yea, yeah, literally,
Speaker 6: like on the bridge. It's just like Nino got called up,
Speaker 6: which again is like such a quick way to get
Speaker 6: rid of an actor that people were really starting to
Speaker 6: like dig. It's like, oh here's some exposition. He's gone now,
Speaker 6: but he just blurts it out and I loved it.
Speaker 6: It was just the Nathan Scott that I.
Speaker 2: Love to the point, also Nathan Scott that I love.
Speaker 2: We don't get to see James in a tux very often.
Speaker 6: Right, so good, he's such a movie star. Yeah, it were.
Speaker 3: So nice to see all those boys dressed up and loved.
Speaker 3: I love to your point that he's dealing with this
Speaker 3: sort of big issue. But you said it hill like
Speaker 3: there's still a young couple, and there was something really
Speaker 3: great about not just the emotional vulnerability between them, but
Speaker 3: the fact that they could also be a little young
Speaker 3: and a little wild. And I liked that Haley wasn't like,
Speaker 3: let's sit and talk about your feelings all night outside
Speaker 3: on the roof. She was like, you are young and
Speaker 3: hot and you have your whole life ahead of you.
Speaker 3: Your son loves you, I love you. Have sex with
Speaker 3: me in the bathroom, and remember who you are. And
Speaker 3: I was like, you know what, yes, yes.
Speaker 6: That's the right medicine.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, talking can only do so much, but like action, sometimes.
Speaker 3: You gotta just shake it out. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 6: I have very much in favor of this. I also
Speaker 6: love that Nathan Scott didn't show up and say, everybody,
Speaker 6: I skip practice to be here. There's no martyrs. Mouth
Speaker 6: is the one that was like, hey, well I heard
Speaker 6: a rumor about you. You uh you skip and practice.
Speaker 6: That was a cool, like God, I don't know. I
Speaker 6: was trying to think of other scenes where it was
Speaker 6: just Mouth and Nathan.
Speaker 3: I loved it too.
Speaker 2: It's been a minute.
Speaker 6: I was like, this friendship is something I really like.
Speaker 6: Me too, like them talking to each other as their
Speaker 6: teammates in a way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I really appreciated that Mouth was able to
Speaker 3: say I know things because of my work, and I
Speaker 3: know how much you love your work, and I'm here
Speaker 3: and you can see that Nathan is sort of roiling
Speaker 3: with all his feelings, and mouth just says when you're ready,
Speaker 3: and just to stand with someone sometimes and say I'm
Speaker 3: here to talk when you're ready is like the greatest
Speaker 3: gift you can give someone. And I loved the way
Speaker 3: that people close to Nathan were taking care of him
Speaker 3: in this episod. So because it was all a little unexpected,
Speaker 3: the dynamic with Nathan and Haley feel so fun because
Speaker 3: we're like, oh, wow, they've got it. Oh, we didn't
Speaker 3: expect that. And you don't necessarily expect Mouse to come
Speaker 3: in being like I don't want to put you on
Speaker 3: the spot, but I do know how you do it.
Speaker 3: Like it's so refreshing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're a good little duo. Do you guys remember
Speaker 6: the era of wedding videos, Like, I don't think we
Speaker 6: make those anymore, but there was a very specific thing
Speaker 6: going on in my early twenties where I went to
Speaker 6: so many weddings.
Speaker 3: And you had to give a message on camera.
Speaker 6: A message on camera you would usually sit like with
Speaker 6: your date, and I am not with any of those
Speaker 6: people anymore. And how many times did I say in
Speaker 6: this wedding video is like I can't wait for us
Speaker 6: to all raise our children together. And then you look
Speaker 6: back and you're like, oh god, not that guy. Wrong one,
Speaker 6: wrong one, wrong one? Can you edit? Can you crop
Speaker 6: this video? Yeah?
Speaker 2: It's the thing, and they're doing it with camquarders now
Speaker 2: and there's really little boots. And another cute thing that's
Speaker 2: happening is they're setting up telephone booths or a little
Speaker 2: spot where you can go pick up a rotary phone,
Speaker 2: call a number like a I don't know if you
Speaker 2: call a number or if it just is there recording,
Speaker 2: And as soon as you pick up the phone, you
Speaker 2: leave a voice message, which I think is really very cute.
Speaker 6: But guys, are we so old that we were there
Speaker 6: for round one and now we're for around two of that?
Speaker 2: Yes, the time lapse between Marty McFly, did you guys
Speaker 2: see this as just was on I was just just
Speaker 2: on Instagram. I'm copying it from someone else. But the
Speaker 2: time lapse between when Marty McFly went back in time
Speaker 2: into the fifties is the same as us going back
Speaker 2: to ninety four right now.
Speaker 6: Wow, it's a lot, it's a lot. Well, it was
Speaker 6: fun in round one. I'm going to be more cautious
Speaker 6: than round two and my video predictions. That is right.
Speaker 2: I did love seeing that. Though I liked seeing Mouth
Speaker 2: have fun with his video camera. I liked seeing getting
Speaker 2: anybody seeing Hell. I was wondering how Skills and miss
Speaker 2: Lauren we're gonna uh, we're gonna fare. But I'm enjoying
Speaker 2: seeing them together. H The Haley, I mean the Jamie
Speaker 2: and Skills buddy was really fun too.
Speaker 6: McCauley and Denzil that is.
Speaker 3: So funny in him literally putting the kid on a
Speaker 3: leash because he doesn't want to repeat of the other
Speaker 3: wedding guys. I don't know if anyone else could have
Speaker 3: pulled that off as well as those two.
Speaker 6: No, there was a time when Gus was little and
Speaker 6: I was traveling with him alone a lot, a lot
Speaker 6: like during the like more three years old phase where
Speaker 6: you can't reason with them.
Speaker 3: And they just take off running.
Speaker 6: I put a leash on him. I did, and I'm
Speaker 6: not embarrassed about it. He was a runner man.
Speaker 3: I see parents in the airport with those cute little
Speaker 3: like animal backpacks, but they clip across the chest and
Speaker 3: the girls don't realize they're actually in a harness with
Speaker 3: a leash on the back of the backpack. It's genius.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, look, you can use it sparingly. You sometimes
Speaker 2: you just gotta do what you gotta do.
Speaker 3: You gotta do what you gotta do. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Now he just stays put right at my side. It's
Speaker 6: like train to get a puppy. It is God. Uh no,
Speaker 6: I felt that anxiety. But then also who had the
Speaker 6: dog at the wedding. I'm like, I was gonna ask,
Speaker 6: where'd that dog come from?
Speaker 2: Out of the blue?
Speaker 3: Was that like the Airly Gardens dog?
Speaker 2: But why didn't we see someone show up with a dog?
Speaker 2: So we actually understood where the dog switch came from.
Speaker 6: And you never see Peyton or Lucas be like, oh,
Speaker 6: cousin Ted and his dog. You know, like, we have
Speaker 6: no idea what the relation is with this dog? Was
Speaker 6: it one of our crew members?
Speaker 2: Dogs should have been the same dog the date the
Speaker 2: heart That would have been funny.
Speaker 6: Oh right, eh, Dan Scotts in toown how come he's
Speaker 6: not at the wedding. He guys, he has shown up,
Speaker 6: and everybody gives me this little like wool Hillary, he
Speaker 6: show us up at literally everything. Why is he not
Speaker 6: coming to this? And it's not like it.
Speaker 2: Was a super private ceremony because there certainly were a
Speaker 2: lot of people sitting in those rooms.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's always weird to me too watching episodes like this,
Speaker 3: because obviously we get a bunch of lovely background actors
Speaker 3: to come and fill in the wedding, but then none
Speaker 3: of the actors ever interact with the background who is
Speaker 3: supposedly close enough to these people to be at their wedding. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, was nobody conscious of being like, you
Speaker 3: know what, Haley should check in with that couple over there,
Speaker 3: Brooks should have a chit chat with the girl in
Speaker 3: the yellow dress for a beat, Like yeah, we just
Speaker 3: we move like two separate groups.
Speaker 6: It's so weird, you guys. This was the end of
Speaker 6: the season. We've got one episode left. Like at this point,
Speaker 6: everyone the ads are just like, get go, send your chairs, actors,
Speaker 6: We'll tell you where to say. We don't care anymore. No,
Speaker 6: that is such a good point, And for Peyton like
Speaker 6: throwing this last minute shotgun wedding thing together. You would
Speaker 6: think it would be people that we like Evan, Yeah,
Speaker 6: where was Bevin? I all, where was Bevin? I'm trying
Speaker 6: to think who else Peyton talks to, just talk to anybody.
Speaker 6: Where's that weird record store guy? It was just the
Speaker 6: record label guy. Yeah. I mean, like, there's so many
Speaker 6: people that could have been there and just were not.
Speaker 2: But they did bring in Nick Lache.
Speaker 6: They sure did it less. And you know what, on the.
Speaker 3: Subject of Nickoloche, we have so much to talk about,
Speaker 3: but it would just like to say, how funny I
Speaker 3: think it is that somehow, in the scope of helping
Speaker 3: to throw this shotgun wedding and making Peyton's wedding dress
Speaker 3: and making her own dress, Brooke has become the tuxedo faery.
Speaker 3: I showed all the better suit for Lucas, which, by
Speaker 3: the way, pro move important. Yeah, and I'm managed to
Speaker 3: I've just got bags. I've got clear garment bags, full
Speaker 3: suits enough that I can take three of them in
Speaker 3: and throw them on the piano and.
Speaker 6: See if what was gonna fit.
Speaker 3: Nick Like, I loved that little detail and it wasn't
Speaker 3: something that ever really got talked about, but it made
Speaker 3: me cackle.
Speaker 6: She's filling her time now that Sam's gone. She's like,
Speaker 6: I need If Brooke Davis can sew an entire collection
Speaker 6: in an hour, imagine what she can do with all
Speaker 6: that free time she's gotten now.
Speaker 3: Her and her little snookie puff are getting things done.
Speaker 3: That hair phone.
Speaker 2: Calls, it was not nice. I love your hair you did, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: it was all working hair dress.
Speaker 3: I thought the dress was great, honestly, not gonna lie.
Speaker 3: The corset in that dress was wonderful. The fact that
Speaker 3: I didn't fall on my face in those platforms walking
Speaker 3: up the aisle. I do remember how hard that was.
Speaker 6: Oh it was dirt, It was dirt.
Speaker 3: But what I loved was Carol, you know, for our
Speaker 3: friend at home, Carol Charw was our wonderful costumer on
Speaker 3: the show. She found that heavy bike chain necklace that
Speaker 3: looked because we wanted to do something that was very
Speaker 3: punk rock for Peyton, like, yeah, we wanted Brooke to
Speaker 3: wear something that was like a nod to her best
Speaker 3: friend Ride and it it just it was like one
Speaker 3: of those things that as soon as I saw it,
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, I remember how excited we were
Speaker 3: when we found that, and it just made me happy.
Speaker 3: It was like a nice little moment of nostalgia, felt
Speaker 3: like harbe. I also needed a no effects bumper stick
Speaker 3: around my back.
Speaker 6: Some pins. Yeah, Carol made everything really layered and cool
Speaker 6: like that. I man, I just loved her as our
Speaker 6: costumer and having to wear a wedding dress pregnant. We
Speaker 6: had so many options and none of them felt great,
Speaker 6: and this one she was just like, why don't we
Speaker 6: just strip it down to the Bay six and that
Speaker 6: way when you're all bloody later spoiler, Uh, it'll just
Speaker 6: really like that'll be the focus instead of lace and
Speaker 6: beads and like all this stuff. She just she knew
Speaker 6: how to tell a story with clothes instead of just
Speaker 6: putting clothes on a body. She was like, this is
Speaker 6: going to facilitate a narrative. I love that you were
Speaker 6: wearing a bike chain.
Speaker 2: Too, so sweet.
Speaker 3: I was like, this feels right.
Speaker 6: They could have beat Missy with it later you see. Well,
Speaker 6: then let's.
Speaker 2: Get into brook because this was it was so great.
Speaker 2: First of all, I guess, but the both of you,
Speaker 2: that goodbye scene, I mean the goodbye the I mean
Speaker 2: the possiting good bye scene that you're getting married. Maybe
Speaker 2: you're gonna die? Like what that was heartbreaking? Did it
Speaker 2: feel to you guys? Like was that the last? I
Speaker 2: don't know what's in the next episode, but was that
Speaker 2: the last like Brook Payton intimate moment scene where you
Speaker 2: the two of you are actually thinking maybe this is
Speaker 2: our last scene together.
Speaker 6: I mean, we definitely have stuff in the finale. For me,
Speaker 6: everything was so coded. I mean everything these last few
Speaker 6: episodes was so coded, and I didn't know what was
Speaker 6: real and what wasn't. And so Peyton's saying, Hey, if
Speaker 6: I die, you have to marry Lucas and raise my baby.
Speaker 6: Oh gosh, it's just me. I've already been basically let know,
Speaker 6: like you you can go, Hillary, You're gone. And in
Speaker 6: the middle of this episode, I get I started getting
Speaker 6: phone calls from the studio. Okay, so the show doesn't
Speaker 6: want me, the creator doesn't want me. There, I've already
Speaker 6: been yelled at. I've been told to take the little
Speaker 6: video I'd made down. I ruined the narrative that they
Speaker 6: had put out there that I was being difficult or whatever.
Speaker 6: Now the studio starts calling because Warner Brothers. It's like,
Speaker 6: what the fuck is going on? Right? What's going on?
Speaker 6: Of course you're coming back next year. And I was like, no,
Speaker 6: I'm actually not, Like Hillary, what are you talking about.
Speaker 6: So Peter Roth, the head of all of Warner Brothers,
Speaker 6: is calling me on like my phone, saying I'm not
Speaker 6: going to get off the phone with you until you
Speaker 6: agree to come back. You are so valuable to us
Speaker 6: at Warner Brothers. We love you, We'll pay you any
Speaker 6: amount of money. The other hand, I've got the bosses
Speaker 6: on our show being like, nah, we don't want you here.
Speaker 6: It'll be better if you're dead. And so having to
Speaker 6: do this scene while you're just in the middle of
Speaker 6: a mind was really hard. I mean, and so we're
Speaker 6: I'm crying for real. I don't know about you, but
Speaker 6: I'm definitely like it looked out. It was very confusing,
Speaker 6: very confusing.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, I remember this scene. This is one
Speaker 3: of those like where you can feel it and smell
Speaker 3: it and all of it. And it was so emotional
Speaker 3: and so heavy. And in the last episode we'd had
Speaker 3: that scene where it was like, well, no, this can't
Speaker 3: be happening, yeah, but in this one, it was like,
Speaker 3: what if this really happens because we didn't know yet
Speaker 3: and yes, you know, the people in charge of our
Speaker 3: show singular were being nightmares, but obviously the people who
Speaker 3: control everything at the studio were like, no, that's insane.
Speaker 3: The show will continue to be the show with all
Speaker 3: of you on it. And so it was sort of like, well,
Speaker 3: are you gonna leave? And are you not? And what's
Speaker 3: gonna happen? And do I have to say goodbye to you?
Speaker 3: And like that's not possible, Like we can't, no, we
Speaker 3: can't do that, and we just could not stop crying.
Speaker 3: I don't even think I could be wrong, but I
Speaker 3: don't think stop making me cry. You're gonna ruin our
Speaker 3: wedding makeup, you bitch. I don't think that was scripted.
Speaker 6: I remember being told to like rein it in. We
Speaker 6: could just don't have to cry that hard. Yeah, Like,
Speaker 6: if we think about this with our rational, grown up brains,
Speaker 6: they already boarded the whole season, you guys, Like they
Speaker 6: could have very easily come to us and been like, hey,
Speaker 6: we're gonna go down this road, but like it's not
Speaker 6: gonna happen and next year's gonna be great, and instead
Speaker 6: we were just kept so in the dark, which at
Speaker 6: the time we didn't know what normal was. This was
Speaker 6: our first job and we'd only ever been kept in
Speaker 6: the dark. Yeah, and so when I went and I
Speaker 6: worked on subsequent jobs and they were like, hey, here's
Speaker 6: your ARC, and this is how it's gonna end. This
Speaker 6: is what we're like, what wow?
Speaker 2: Crazy?
Speaker 6: No, that was It was exhausting this episode in particular,
Speaker 6: but it was nice to know that Warner Brothers was like,
Speaker 6: we love you, We love you so much. And my
Speaker 6: core memory from this episodisode is that you know, for
Speaker 6: you guys at home, the episode's an hour, but for us,
Speaker 6: over the course of these last few episodes, that's like
Speaker 6: a month and a half of a book where you're
Speaker 6: like every day is limbo and like taboo conversations like
Speaker 6: am I getting yelled at? Do I have to go
Speaker 6: sidebar with somebody? What's real?
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, they're like, get on your mark and act yet
Speaker 2: try do your job.
Speaker 6: Do this super emotional. So Peter Roth had been so
Speaker 6: so lovely and he had called at the beginning of
Speaker 6: this episode and was like Hillary, seriously, like what do
Speaker 6: we have to do? And there was very light discussion
Speaker 6: of what the tone on set was. And I understood
Speaker 6: that if I talked about our boss or anything that
Speaker 6: was going on on set, it could jeopardize the pickup
Speaker 6: and the jobs of everyone else, and so I had
Speaker 6: to toe the line and be like, now everything's great,
Speaker 6: I'm the problem. It's me. I should go. And he
Speaker 6: sensed and was like, Hillary, what's the problem. And I
Speaker 6: was like, it's just not a right fit for me.
Speaker 6: Are there any other shows you can put me on?
Speaker 6: I'll literally do any other Warner Brothers show. And to
Speaker 6: Peter's credit, like I worked for him on lots of
Speaker 6: other shows and had wonderful experiences and he was always
Speaker 6: so good to me.
Speaker 2: But he he.
Speaker 6: Was hip that there was a problem, but was respectful
Speaker 6: enough to not force me into anything I was too
Speaker 6: young or uncomfortable to deal with. And so at the
Speaker 6: beginning of this episode is when I made the decision
Speaker 6: for myself. I was getting this mixed messaging and I
Speaker 6: was like, I'm not coming back. And literally the night
Speaker 6: I got off the phone with Peter Roth is when
Speaker 6: I booked my apartment in Paris, and I'd never been
Speaker 6: to Paris, and I was just like, I'm gonna go
Speaker 6: do this thing. And so my whole muscle memory of
Speaker 6: this episode is Sophia teaching me French and having a
Speaker 6: French guide book and not knowing how to say any
Speaker 6: of the words, and I was like, what's this champs
Speaker 6: lease place? And the whole episode for me is just
Speaker 6: Sophia City with me during like these sad scenes and
Speaker 6: being like, don't embarrass yourself. Is champilisee Hillary, That's what
Speaker 6: I remember. This was the beginning of like, yeah, I'd
Speaker 6: never had any inkling to go to Paris before I
Speaker 6: took German and high school. Every episode or every scene
Speaker 6: in this episode, as I'm watching it, all I'm thinking
Speaker 6: is like French, French words, That's what was happening.
Speaker 2: Just funny, keeping your brain somewhere else.
Speaker 6: Yeah, compartmentalizing absolutely, you have to.
Speaker 2: Well you, I mean, you did such a beautiful job
Speaker 2: in spite of all of that. The speech that you
Speaker 2: give to Lucas at the wedding, I was balling.
Speaker 3: That were so beautiful.
Speaker 2: It was so beautiful because it was so sincere. It
Speaker 2: was like all those words on the page are just
Speaker 2: words on a page, but you said it from that
Speaker 2: tone in your voice that comes from your diaphragm, with
Speaker 2: a where there's like a settledness and a certainty. It wasn't.
Speaker 2: It wasn't coming from up here, where a lot of
Speaker 2: emotional stuff I think comes up from people's chests when
Speaker 2: they're acting, because it's just you just want to say
Speaker 2: everything from right here and just get.
Speaker 3: It all out.
Speaker 2: But you were You were dropped in vocally and it
Speaker 2: hit me in my like vibrated in my body from
Speaker 2: that place of real certainty. It was so beautiful.
Speaker 3: And it there's something too about when a scene starts
Speaker 3: off with like a joke or something awkward and then
Speaker 3: the emotion like jumps out and gives you the boo,
Speaker 3: you know, and it it was so powerful and so sweet,
Speaker 3: like the sweet innocence of Lucas and Haley having been
Speaker 3: friends their whole life, and you know, the one minute
Speaker 3: Minister dot Com and the terrible poison lines and like
Speaker 3: and then the tin, you know, the wish tin Like
Speaker 3: it's it was such a nice walk down memory lane
Speaker 3: through the childhood stuff in particular, and then it got
Speaker 3: present and so sweet and like to have heard about
Speaker 3: their history and the way that he loved her and
Speaker 3: the way that you guys fell into it in high
Speaker 3: school and then Hillary for you to deliver those vows
Speaker 3: in that way I was just like I was crying.
Speaker 3: I was like, this is so special, and you know,
Speaker 3: I talked to you, look at us, We're sitting here
Speaker 3: talking about our lives. Like I'm very aware that that's
Speaker 3: not actually you, you know, getting married, but weird, it
Speaker 3: felt so real and special.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I legit felt like I remember standing there with
Speaker 6: Chad looking at him thinking, well, knowing in that moment
Speaker 6: after next episode, I'm never gonna see Lucas Scott again.
Speaker 6: I'm never gonna see this person that I that you know,
Speaker 6: Peyton loves. But like it was the realization I don't
Speaker 6: know just in my head, like it's definitely gone, whether
Speaker 6: she's dead or she's like just gone from the show.
Speaker 6: Whenever we're confronted with that feeling of I'm never gonna
Speaker 6: have this thing again, I'm never gonna have this person
Speaker 6: or this experience again, that's a you know, yeah, that's
Speaker 6: an emotional thing. And I loved Peyton and Lucas like
Speaker 6: I externally. I loved them as a unit, and so
Speaker 6: knowing that it was like curtains for these two, I
Speaker 6: just wanted him to know, like, baby, it's been real.
Speaker 2: It's been so real, such a rare opportunity as actors.
Speaker 2: Usually we come in and we were in and out
Speaker 2: to tell a story within a few months. If you're
Speaker 2: on a film. Most TV shows don't last longer than
Speaker 2: a few years. And now they're not even even if
Speaker 2: you last for multiple seasons, you're not going for longer
Speaker 2: than six or seven episodes. It's not like, yeah, we
Speaker 2: live inside a storybook for all this decade. You know,
Speaker 2: this was six years. At this point, we're at six
Speaker 2: years of living inside this story. And yeah, it really
Speaker 2: even though I know Hillary and Chad, I also know
Speaker 2: Lucas and Peyton, and I was a part of their
Speaker 2: story and to be in the storybook ending for their
Speaker 2: characters that we had walked with all this time. What
Speaker 2: a surreal, singular, artistic, unique experience. It really was beautiful.
Speaker 6: Well, everybody was so there in it. That was a
Speaker 6: weird party day because they had those weird tents set up.
Speaker 6: They're just like, yes, there were tents for us. They
Speaker 6: were also our green rooms and things. But they're like,
Speaker 6: get just scripted in with the episode. We can't hide
Speaker 6: these tents like you we're all tired. It's the end
Speaker 6: of the year. Just leave the.
Speaker 3: Tents of the tent totally.
Speaker 6: And so we're supposed to be in the same place
Speaker 6: Lucas and Peyton met and we're definitely not. And I've
Speaker 6: had so wee fans yell at me about this. Really yeah,
Speaker 6: I've talked about this where we shot Lucas and Peyton
Speaker 6: Peyton meeting and they're like, it's Greenfield Lake and I'm like, well,
Speaker 6: it's not. It's actually over by the battleship and they're like, no,
Speaker 6: it's not. We've been on the tour, like a great story,
Speaker 6: you're right, I'm wrong. It's like I'm talking to my kid,
Speaker 6: like sure, sure. So we're definitely in a different place.
Speaker 6: And I remember the producers being like, yeah, yeah, we're
Speaker 6: just gonna cheat it, like it's the other side of
Speaker 6: the water. We're just on the other side and everybody's
Speaker 6: there and we're all just kind of like, I don't know, punchy.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: It felt like school, you guys. Yeah, it was school.
Speaker 6: It was senior itis. It was school. It's hot. Remember
Speaker 6: we had all those French fans show up. Wait what
Speaker 6: we had all there was like a cute boy that
Speaker 6: you Sophie's naughty. There was a cute boy that showed
Speaker 6: up there was like some French fans.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because the French fans started coming every year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do remember that, but I didn't know they
Speaker 2: were at that wedding.
Speaker 6: They were literally standing in the background of the wedding.
Speaker 6: They're like right past the frame. Listen.
Speaker 3: I was like, Hillary, if we're going to focus on pronunciation,
Speaker 3: you should go ask that tall frenchman if you're doing
Speaker 3: a good job, and perhaps he should show you around Paris.
Speaker 6: You had a lot of fun with that one.
Speaker 3: I was like, this feels maybe like fate.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was very we did trade information. I feel
Speaker 6: like he emailed me. Wait, he definitely emailed me. I
Speaker 6: might still have those emails because you know, I never
Speaker 6: throw emails away. I know I'm gonna have to go
Speaker 6: on an excavation later. That was so fun and very
Speaker 6: like innocent, but it did feel like fate that we
Speaker 6: had people coming to watch the wedding and they just
Speaker 6: happened to be from Paris and they affirmed my journey
Speaker 6: that I never went on. And I don't know, it
Speaker 6: just felt like like graduation, you know, when seniors are
Speaker 6: all punchy and they're like, we can't wait to get
Speaker 6: out of here. But then all their friends and family
Speaker 6: show up for the ceremony, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 6: it's like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then you realize you're leaving and you can't
Speaker 3: stop crying, and then you and that you can't.
Speaker 6: Really you can't come back. Won't you leave? Like that's it?
Speaker 6: And so I liked that everyone was being kind of
Speaker 6: funny and punchy. There was a moment where I was
Speaker 6: a little butt hurt that everybody else had these like
Speaker 6: really nice ceremonies, Like Nathan and Haley ceremony was so beautiful,
Speaker 6: Keith and Maria Minnuno's also like everybody had these like
Speaker 6: really nice ceremonies and the lead up and everyone was
Speaker 6: like in their feels, having loving talks with each other.
Speaker 6: And Nathan says to Lucas, I don't know, man, whatever
Speaker 6: I said at the Lindsay wedding, you know, apply that
Speaker 6: here and everyone's being so punchy with each other, just
Speaker 6: like I don't know, Okay, this is the last second thing,
Speaker 6: Like I guess we're all here, cool, let's roll. You're like,
Speaker 6: it's Lucas and Peyton, don't we matter?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was it.
Speaker 6: It was like everyone else got kindness and preparation and niceness.
Speaker 6: But then when Haley pulls out that tin, and it
Speaker 6: totally changes the tone. It goes from being really last second,
Speaker 6: really flippant, to Haley pulling out this super memorable piece
Speaker 6: of memorabilia, and it just it brought everything to a
Speaker 6: very real place for me as an actor and for
Speaker 6: the character, and I loved it.
Speaker 2: I think it also gave permission for all of the
Speaker 2: punchiness that we had been living through in the last
Speaker 2: forty five minutes, because it reminds us that's why we
Speaker 2: can be so casual. We're all that close. Like everyone
Speaker 2: here at this wedding has been living in each other's
Speaker 2: lives for so long the formalities are almost become a
Speaker 2: foreign a foreign space of living in where it's just
Speaker 2: like so much ask Yeah, like it actually just tied together, Like, no,
Speaker 2: we're all here because we're this close that we can
Speaker 2: be joke joking at the wedding. Yeah, it actually means
Speaker 2: so much.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, and you see it, like when Haley starts cracking
Speaker 3: the pregnant bride jokes, Yeah, and the whole audience goes, look,
Speaker 3: you're like just kidding, just kidding, that's just for us
Speaker 3: that's just for the people standing up here who get
Speaker 3: by this is funny, moving on, and it's like, it's
Speaker 3: kind of it played really well, and it was. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it set such a nice pivot into the emotional because
Speaker 3: you're you're recovering from the joke and then suddenly you're
Speaker 3: getting like punched in the heart in a good way. Okay,
Speaker 3: can I actually say something because you just said you
Speaker 3: love an awkward wedding girl the one thing that rang
Speaker 3: as awkward. I mean, I guess we needed it, Okay.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say because I made notes about like,
Speaker 3: what is with nobody having anything to talk about other
Speaker 3: than who's going to have slutty wedding sex?
Speaker 2: I just want like to do.
Speaker 3: But then the great thing is is that it's Nathan
Speaker 3: and Haley who have sex in the bathroom, and you're like, well,
Speaker 3: we love it. But I definitely was sort of like God,
Speaker 3: the creator of our show just like couldn't let any
Speaker 3: of it go and needed to like essentially make these
Speaker 3: accusations about like all of the women. Yeah, and even
Speaker 3: like and thank god Alison Munn and Antoine Tanner are
Speaker 3: so adorable together and so funny. But and I thought
Speaker 3: they did make light of it, but I was like, God,
Speaker 3: I wonder how it must have felt for Antoine to
Speaker 3: have Miss Lauren say, you know, to skills, Oh not
Speaker 3: too much, Champagne, I get wild and he's like yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: and then he overfills and overflows her cup like oh yeah,
Speaker 3: let me get you drunk tonight so I can take
Speaker 3: advantage of it.
Speaker 8: I was like, Oh, why why are men old who
Speaker 8: were old enough at the time to be our fathers
Speaker 8: like continuing to write these jokes for us?
Speaker 3: And I don't know, maybe I'm just like too sensitive
Speaker 3: about the way that, like women are faced with microaggressions
Speaker 3: like this day every day. But it made me, It
Speaker 3: made me uncomfortable in a lot of what it was
Speaker 3: for people. And then, weirdly, the other side of the
Speaker 3: coin is that I loved what it became for Nathan
Speaker 3: and Haley. But maybe that's because it's it wasn't perverted
Speaker 3: or gross or advantageous or leccherrous with them at all.
Speaker 3: It was actually like passionate, romantic, It's what you want, yeah,
Speaker 3: sex and romance to be. And the rest of it
Speaker 3: felt like, God, we can't not do this at Peyton
Speaker 3: and Lucas's wedding.
Speaker 6: Really yeah, really was.
Speaker 2: It wasn't a messy moment. It was a kind of
Speaker 2: a healing moment for them. Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 6: Medicine sexy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I felt that too. It Every time I heard it,
Speaker 2: it just irked me a little. I was like, why
Speaker 2: are we doing this? There's other ways to make this
Speaker 2: joke work. Why does it need to.
Speaker 6: Be Well, that's it. You could have still had the
Speaker 6: same punchline and the same joke without it being so
Speaker 6: over the top.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who's good to have the trashy wedding sex. This
Speaker 2: is going to be fun. Who's let's see's who it's
Speaker 2: going to be? Like, somebody could be guessing. It could
Speaker 2: have been mouth and uh and uh Fergie or whoever,
Speaker 2: just like trying to, you know, take bets on which
Speaker 2: couple are going to get together? Like that would have
Speaker 2: been fun.
Speaker 6: That game was that game? Guess who? They should have
Speaker 6: had everyone in tree Hill's picture and that guess who
Speaker 6: board we flipped the pictures down as you ask questions.
Speaker 6: Somebody make that game. Yeah, wedding sex, guess who? The
Speaker 6: tree Hill version. That's what I want.
Speaker 2: Actually, legitimately, how it has never make a deal with
Speaker 2: Warner Brothers to do one Tree Hill guess who. I mean,
Speaker 2: that is such a no brainer.
Speaker 3: And the number of characters on our show.
Speaker 2: Go make that deal.
Speaker 6: He'll done. I mean, I can probably just use like
Speaker 6: polaroids and make my own board. Isn't that what the
Speaker 6: hipsters do.
Speaker 2: That's another thing that's happening at weddings. By the way,
Speaker 2: they're doing giant guess who, like the way you do
Speaker 2: giant chest or giant Jenga. They set up these construct
Speaker 2: these board they construct with wood and they make these
Speaker 2: flaps that go down and it's the photos of the
Speaker 2: people at the wedding.
Speaker 3: We have such different TikTok algorithms.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna to you to start sending our y'alline. Well, look,
Speaker 6: it was a good wedding. The reception. I like that
Speaker 6: they just had it a trick. That felt nice because
Speaker 6: when brook when Brooks stormed Nick Lache, I was like,
Speaker 6: did girlfriend make a pit stop? Like? Where did No,
Speaker 6: He's just in the next room sing his ass off
Speaker 6: a wedding. The wedding is happening. That is some sound
Speaker 6: improve brick.
Speaker 2: Let me know it.
Speaker 3: I loved I loved Nick walking out and going so
Speaker 3: who got married.
Speaker 6: Yeah, right to Lucas.
Speaker 2: It's so good. It's so good. Wait, we need to
Speaker 2: rewind on the Brook thing because Julian walking up with
Speaker 2: a date.
Speaker 3: With my lookalig date.
Speaker 2: Let me just tell you, Like, I was like a
Speaker 2: little annoyed that Lucas invited Julian without talking to Brooke.
Speaker 2: I felt a little bit like, come on, man, this
Speaker 2: whole thing was It was ridiculous the way he left her. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I'm not into this, but I get making a mistake.
Speaker 2: Julian shows up, he's nice, they look at each other. Okay,
Speaker 2: maybe it's gonna be nice. And this girl walks around
Speaker 2: the corner in.
Speaker 3: My Season one party dress.
Speaker 2: By the way, yeah, I did not know that.
Speaker 6: Du Yeah, oh my god, now that you've said it,
Speaker 6: if I had a ladder for Brooks, men, Julian just
Speaker 6: dropped all the way down to the bottom. Wrong.
Speaker 2: The fact that he showed up at Lucas's wedding knowing
Speaker 2: he was going to see Brook bringing this girl.
Speaker 3: And by the way, he brought her literal look alike
Speaker 3: to make her jealous best friend's wedding.
Speaker 6: She's the only Brook that likes me. Like, get up
Speaker 6: and spine. Julian ew and Lucas also didn't ask Peyton
Speaker 6: because had Lucas asked Peyton, Peyton would have been like,
Speaker 6: hold the phone. We don't ambush people, Yucky, this was
Speaker 6: an ambush.
Speaker 3: It wasn't ambush.
Speaker 2: Also, this is our wedding, not the moment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I will say I love it as the moment,
Speaker 3: just for the jokes. It set up like Luke it
Speaker 3: Julian and Brooke trying to outflirt each other over the
Speaker 3: shoulders of their dates, like you're just playing grown up battleship.
Speaker 3: Was so funny.
Speaker 2: To me, Brook at the altar, which she's like, I
Speaker 2: look way better than that.
Speaker 3: Brook, even before the altar, would the bride like to
Speaker 3: wear red today? Like and you just won, I have
Speaker 3: to pay.
Speaker 2: When I was on your side, man, we all had
Speaker 2: to act like you were crazy. But I was watching
Speaker 2: this episode like, no, she's one hundred percent right. Of course,
Speaker 2: this is infuriating and insane.
Speaker 3: Hello, but it was so funny to me, and I
Speaker 3: loved it that it gave Austin the setup to crack
Speaker 3: all of those boy band jokes. Oh yeah, you know
Speaker 3: at the bar with my boys, just like a band
Speaker 3: of brothers.
Speaker 6: If a guy in real life did this to us,
Speaker 6: we would hurt him, like what a dick. But it's Austin,
Speaker 6: so he's kind of horrible. Funny though, but.
Speaker 2: So wow, he redeemed it by the end.
Speaker 6: It's because he got punched. He looks good with like
Speaker 6: a shiner, because once we put that that black eye
Speaker 6: makeup on him, that's when I was like, he looks
Speaker 6: ping good.
Speaker 2: I think it was the because the whole thing was
Speaker 2: so immature, but having the maturity and the vulnerability I
Speaker 2: guess at the end of the honesty to be able
Speaker 2: to say, yeah, I did this to make her jealous.
Speaker 2: I'm an idiot. I just don't know what else to do.
Speaker 2: I really love, like I can work with that. I
Speaker 2: don't know how to work with somebody who does shy
Speaker 2: things and then doesn't want to acknowledge it. But if
Speaker 2: he's like, yeah, that was a really stupid thing to do, Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, we can work on growing up moving on
Speaker 2: from there. That's fine.
Speaker 6: We're good.
Speaker 3: We're good. I liked the jokes that opened up for him.
Speaker 3: I loved that Nichola chet was such a good sport
Speaker 3: that he really leaned in on it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the fact that we said his full name every time.
Speaker 3: Every time, and just he allowed the humor. He really
Speaker 3: really committed. And then I love the smash cut to
Speaker 3: Peyton having to counsel Julian being like, what are you doing?
Speaker 6: Like, baby, what are you doing?
Speaker 3: And it it was maybe one of the only moments where,
Speaker 3: like our real life stuff getting put on the show
Speaker 3: didn't bother me because I felt like you were giving
Speaker 3: I felt like Peyton was giving Julian the advice that
Speaker 3: I know Hillary has given to boys I dated, people
Speaker 3: I've dated, being like, Honey, she holds the big stuff.
Speaker 3: She does that stuff by herself. I was like, Oh, that's.
Speaker 6: Like the task of my life. Vivid memories of this wedding.
Speaker 6: I'm standing near some tents with Austin being like, hey, boss,
Speaker 6: you sure you're not here to uh hang out with self.
Speaker 6: We're talking about I'm just here for a job we're
Speaker 6: talking about and I'm like, Okay, my guy, tell me again,
Speaker 6: are you sure? And that I just remember asking him
Speaker 6: over and over and over again and him just being like,
Speaker 6: I have no idea what you're talking about, Hillary, And
Speaker 6: so you're right watching that scene is me just being.
Speaker 3: Like this is so funny.
Speaker 6: You should cut the shit already, because I already went
Speaker 6: through a face paint ordeal with you and was made
Speaker 6: the fool that shalt not make anyone else the fool. Austin. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I like that, we got to I like working with Austin.
Speaker 6: I saw that the Peyton, the Peyton Julian platonic thing
Speaker 6: was real fun for me. I hate him. I'm just like, ew,
Speaker 6: why are you acting like this?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know it was a great redeeming moment
Speaker 2: for him with Victoria.
Speaker 3: I love Wow that scene. I loved it so much.
Speaker 3: I feel like I've known you my whole life.
Speaker 6: Oh, by the way, did you see how turned on
Speaker 6: Daphne was? Man, she was just like, say what.
Speaker 3: I could see on her face that she was like, well,
Speaker 3: you might be the only person who's ever not been
Speaker 3: too stupid for my daughter. I was like, there it is.
Speaker 3: She's starting to have some approval.
Speaker 6: Yes, Yeah, there was that flicker in her where she
Speaker 6: wanted to smile, and she did it. But you could
Speaker 6: tell there's been.
Speaker 2: Other people who've stood up for Brooke against Victoria. I mean,
Speaker 2: Milly has Peyton has done that? Yeah, I feel like
Speaker 2: Haley might have I can't remember it.
Speaker 6: But we're leeches. He comes from money, he comes from
Speaker 6: he doesn't need her.
Speaker 2: He doesn't need anything from her.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 2: Yeah, to see him just say, look, I love her,
Speaker 2: and you're going to have to make a decision because
Speaker 2: at some point I will back her up.
Speaker 3: I also love the confidence to look at her and say,
Speaker 3: you're either going to learn to be nice to her
Speaker 3: or you're not going to be in our life. Yeah,
Speaker 3: because he's sitting there saying I will have a life
Speaker 3: with her and I will keep you out of it
Speaker 3: if you're not good to her. And it's like, which
Speaker 3: is that's a way to be protected.
Speaker 6: This dude literally showed up with a different dates six
Speaker 6: hours ago and he's just like, I'm going to be
Speaker 6: with your daughter. Excuse me, sir. I kind of knowv
Speaker 6: I kind of love it. Missy being obsessed with Drew Liche.
Speaker 6: It was also very funny, really pleasing to me because
Speaker 6: it would have been an easy thing to have her
Speaker 6: be obsessed with Nick and be like, oh my god,
Speaker 6: I had a poster of you on my wall. But
Speaker 6: for her to be really into his brother was smart,
Speaker 6: was smart well, and.
Speaker 3: It's such a good moment of comedy for them on
Speaker 3: the pool table in the end, because they're both like,
Speaker 3: oh no, you just look like the person I'm into.
Speaker 6: Great you guys. I've seen nick Lache do music videos
Speaker 6: where he's making out with girls like in the sand.
Speaker 6: Like that pool table looked really uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: Well you can tell they told him to lay flat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's got that curb on it.
Speaker 3: And it was like, why wouldn't they have their arms
Speaker 3: around each other, but like they didn't want his arm
Speaker 3: to like block her or something, and so he was
Speaker 3: just laying there with one arm down at his side
Speaker 3: and one arm on our head. It was really bizarre.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was That was a favorite shot of theirs,
Speaker 6: to do the like feet all the way feet body
Speaker 6: makeout shot. Uh. And poor nick Lache just didn't know.
Speaker 6: He didn't know the ropes when it came to placement.
Speaker 6: That's why you need an intimacy coordinator, because an intimacy
Speaker 6: or nator would have seen that and been like.
Speaker 3: Guys, that doesn't look intimate at all.
Speaker 6: Haven't put his hand behind his head. That's a real
Speaker 6: like big dick move where you've got one hand on
Speaker 6: your head on a pool table kissing the check.
Speaker 2: So good.
Speaker 6: We've got you Nick. Next time you called the Tree
Speaker 6: Hill Girls, We'll set Jeff right.
Speaker 2: I liked the chase joke, the Laguna beach one. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, that was so funny. That was some other tool.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he sold that really well.
Speaker 2: I know, she was so cute, and I loved her
Speaker 2: song at the wedding.
Speaker 6: I was just gonna say that.
Speaker 3: I thought she was so good. I loved I love
Speaker 3: how comfortable she looks performing on the show, and like
Speaker 3: her as the you know, wedding band slash friend saying
Speaker 3: you know, I wrote this song for you and the
Speaker 3: whole thing, you know, backing this sequence of events about
Speaker 3: having to be brave. I just thought it was really
Speaker 3: really a great way, a particularly great arc of an
Speaker 3: episode for Kate. I loved it well.
Speaker 6: And she said when she was on that that song
Speaker 6: Sweet Silver Linings was the most coded song that she
Speaker 6: had had on the show because she had written it
Speaker 6: about our show, about it being this blessing but also
Speaker 6: being really problematic and trying to find like the good
Speaker 6: parts of it. And so that as the send off
Speaker 6: song for Peyton before she ends up in a coma. Yes,
Speaker 6: having Kate, you know, she just told us this a
Speaker 6: few weeks ago. Watching that today, for me, I was
Speaker 6: like lingering on every word and really caught up in it.
Speaker 1: Because I was like, oh, baby, Like I don't know,
Speaker 1: it's crazy because I don't know how hip she was
Speaker 1: to all the stuff that I was dealing with on
Speaker 1: like the business end of things.
Speaker 6: But to have her choose that song for her own
Speaker 6: reasons and have them just perfectly aligned with my stuff
Speaker 6: felt felt nice. I love Kate.
Speaker 2: I don't know, by the way, that's who should have
Speaker 2: been teaching you French.
Speaker 3: But you know that's friend, I know, right.
Speaker 6: Maybe well listen, maybe she was hanging out with those
Speaker 6: kids at the wedding all Hey, the French friend. If
Speaker 6: those French fans listen to our podcast, I really hope
Speaker 6: you guys write in.
Speaker 3: Cause please send us photos.
Speaker 6: They were my sign from the universe, just lean in,
Speaker 6: time to go, bonjour, jemmapel Hillary. What else did we miss?
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I mean we have the end obviously, everybody.
Speaker 3: Everybody's out in the way. You guys go home. It's
Speaker 3: this beautiful moment and Lucas's to go and show you
Speaker 3: that he's fixed the comet we've been waiting for it
Speaker 3: the thing that brought you back together and then the fall.
Speaker 3: But by the way, did this happen on y'all's streaming
Speaker 3: as well? They cut the wide shot that shot like
Speaker 3: Carol Dressing pulling your dress down, no sparkles and beads
Speaker 3: and whatever, so it would be like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: when Peyton's covered in blood on my Hulu there was
Speaker 3: no wide shot. There was blood on the floor. There
Speaker 3: was your close up on the floor, him running to
Speaker 3: pick you up, and us seeing that you were bleeding
Speaker 3: like all around your pelvis and all. I remember all
Speaker 3: of it because it was so upsetting and arresting to
Speaker 3: look at at the time that it aired, and it's
Speaker 3: not on the streaming.
Speaker 2: P Is this a Mandela effect thing?
Speaker 3: They took it out? Well, sometimes they you know, they'd
Speaker 3: do it for viewer. You know, they'll close up on
Speaker 3: things if they don't want to show someone, I don't know,
Speaker 3: naked or whatever not that you were. But I was like, wait,
Speaker 3: that shot of seeing all that blood like spreading on
Speaker 3: your wedding dress was not, at least not on my account.
Speaker 6: It was very chaotic, I remembering because it was a
Speaker 6: big conversation because the people who were writing this and
Speaker 6: directing it and making all the decisions. Don't have periods
Speaker 6: and don't have female anything. And I remember being like,
Speaker 6: droplets of blood just dropping out of.
Speaker 2: You onto a rose petals out.
Speaker 6: Of the doesn't happen. Yeah, I remember that being like
Speaker 6: a whole thing. And they were like, Hillary, just tell
Speaker 6: the story, just can do what we tell you to do.
Speaker 6: Let's put some blood all over your legs and the
Speaker 6: front of the dress. And I don't remember if they
Speaker 6: show in this episode or the next one, because we
Speaker 6: definitely see like blood everywhere on the next one, because
Speaker 6: Lucas is covered in it too. Oh maybe that's yes,
Speaker 6: And so maybe it's just in the next episode because
Speaker 6: they did coat me, you know, I mean someone had
Speaker 6: to come in and put it all over me, and
Speaker 6: like maybe it's.
Speaker 3: The top image of six twenty four that I'm remembering,
Speaker 3: but I was just like, it was her bloody in
Speaker 3: that dress? Where is it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was gross. It's a gross way, you know,
Speaker 6: when you're ending a job, you like you're doing a movie,
Speaker 6: and they always try to save like a really nice
Speaker 6: scene for your last scene, like, oh, you take pictures
Speaker 6: with everybody afterwards. Like I was just finishing up this
Speaker 6: episode like sticky covered in that, you know, like corn syrup,
Speaker 6: whatever the hell that blood isss. It's pretty gnarly. And
Speaker 6: yeah it was a weird. It was weird. But I
Speaker 6: see how much fun Chad and I are having as
Speaker 6: we come into the house, Like there's just something that's
Speaker 6: so nice about knowing what's coming and being like, yeah,
Speaker 6: let's say you and me, we're in however, a great time,
Speaker 6: let's go. He he was great, He was really. He
Speaker 6: was also in the same headspace I was, where it
Speaker 6: was like, okay, all right, let's just make it fun now.
Speaker 6: So I do want to say that Chad was We
Speaker 6: had fun getting married. It was uh yeah, it was
Speaker 6: a good time. When he had to pick me up
Speaker 6: a lot, a lot. It was a good sport about it.
Speaker 6: So for Peyton, but what did we expect, right, Like,
Speaker 6: it's Peyton. Could we have gone through a pregnancy or
Speaker 6: a wedding or anything nice a prom without being matured?
Speaker 2: There must be drama.
Speaker 6: Nobody punched me, so hey, there's that. Hey, Julian got it.
Speaker 3: At least there wasn't a stalker at the wedding that
Speaker 3: would have been juicy.
Speaker 6: There was, though like, we really did not identity check
Speaker 6: half of those people there, so to a very good point.
Speaker 6: Perhaps those are all what was punkin disorderly fans, maybe
Speaker 6: the original only fans.
Speaker 3: Oh god, all.
Speaker 6: Right, we gotta listener. Question of Nanty wait, I feel
Speaker 6: like we know her.
Speaker 2: Heard that name before.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, she's asking. I was just watching One
Speaker 6: Tree Hill and noticed how all the fridges have images displayed.
Speaker 6: Very true. What do you all have displayed on your fridges?
Speaker 2: Hmmm, the refrigerator doesn't have magnetized really? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Is it would.
Speaker 2: Glass?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: I think, Oh, I see it. One is glass. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I used to have tons of stuff all over my
Speaker 2: fridge everything. I mean it was cluttered, like my brain.
Speaker 2: What about you guys?
Speaker 6: I keep it really cl Yeah, oh my god, you guys.
Speaker 6: I'm the lady that'll sometimes post a picture on Instagram
Speaker 6: and not even think about my kitchen and people will
Speaker 6: be like, she's so normal. Her kitchen is trashed, just
Speaker 6: like tie.
Speaker 3: My kitchen, I think, because there's so much stuff I
Speaker 3: don't know. I'm like, it's like it's one of the
Speaker 3: few surfaces that is really.
Speaker 6: My fridge is jamming a piece of paper with the
Speaker 6: internet and pass codes and important numbers taped up there
Speaker 6: like a mall from on Instagram. I'm not going too
Speaker 6: if anyone wants to call my contractor his numbers up there.
Speaker 6: A lot of artwork, a lot of calendar space, some
Speaker 6: report cards. Yeah, it's a very cluttered refrigerator. There's some
Speaker 6: dragon artwork down at the bottom where George. She's so
Speaker 6: into tape right now and she will drawsh and just
Speaker 6: take it everywhere, And so the fridge is the safest
Speaker 6: place because she's not gonna feel paint off of my walls.
Speaker 3: That washy tape maybe, girl, it's like it's the one
Speaker 3: that comes in all the cute little patterns you can get,
Speaker 3: like tape with avocados or cats or probably dragons. It's
Speaker 3: like painter's tape, like people use it for art. And
Speaker 3: because it peels.
Speaker 6: Off, that's her space. That's it's not for me. Yeah,
Speaker 6: she's the boss of that space and the spray. I'll
Speaker 6: block out the phone numbers on my Internet pass codes
Speaker 6: and just take a picture of the art. Yes, we
Speaker 6: need that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think maybe I try to keep things in
Speaker 3: my kitchen clean because my office looks like the inside
Speaker 3: of my brain, Like I put cork all on the walls,
Speaker 3: and so the whole off all four walls of my
Speaker 3: office are pinboard like, there's art and things.
Speaker 6: It's a whole Pinterest room.
Speaker 3: It's like Pinterest the real game. And I think I
Speaker 3: have had to start focusing all of it into one
Speaker 3: area otherwise, otherwise I start to look like great Gardens
Speaker 3: and I don't. That's not how I want to age.
Speaker 3: I want to age into like Georgia O'Keefe. No.
Speaker 6: I had a dad at school the other day asked
Speaker 6: me about my Great gardens obsession, and I was like, Mike,
Speaker 6: I think I'm big eatie and I'm real scared. And
Speaker 6: if you look at my fridge, I'm big eatie. You
Speaker 6: guys just living with raccoons and tacking up on the walls. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's gonna be It's gonna be fun watch that on
Speaker 6: for all. What's our honorable mention this episode? What did we?
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 6: Probably not the dog dog.
Speaker 3: I really want to know who this dog was there?
Speaker 6: That's it. They would have never led a dog into
Speaker 6: Lindsay's wedding. They would have never let a dog into
Speaker 6: Maria Manunos's wedding. Hayden has some random dog. You know what,
Speaker 6: I'll give.
Speaker 2: Mine to Cassandra, who played the faux brooke, because she
Speaker 2: it's hard to play a bimbo. Well, yeah, and Cassandra's
Speaker 2: not dumb. I've had conversations with her like she's a
Speaker 2: smart girl. It's the Joey Tribani thing, right, like, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's not easy to play dumb. Well, if you're smart.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess maybe you have to be really
Speaker 2: smart in order to do that. Well, But anyway, I thought.
Speaker 6: She was great. Her face when she sees Nick Lachet
Speaker 6: and she can't look away, yeah, was really gold great.
Speaker 2: It was totally committed to it.
Speaker 3: I might have to give mine to Nickolichet. It feels
Speaker 3: right they deserve their flowers in this episode, the two
Speaker 3: of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 6: I want to give mine to Nathan Scott for skipping practice,
Speaker 6: because I think I think in our world, we have
Speaker 6: been groomed to prioritize work over everything. We have missed
Speaker 6: graduations and weddings and baby showers and births and funerals, like,
Speaker 6: we have missed all the things, and it is really
Speaker 6: hard to go from that place where you're so ambitious
Speaker 6: in your youth and you're like I have to miss
Speaker 6: all the things to reaching this point in adulthood where
Speaker 6: you're like, it's just going to work, I'll get a
Speaker 6: different job. Like, I don't care. I want to be
Speaker 6: there for my loved ones. And so watching Nathan quietly
Speaker 6: prioritize not have a conversation with Haley. Should I skip practice?
Speaker 6: Just like make a decision and do it, just do it?
Speaker 6: I thought that was such a cool guy move. And yeah,
Speaker 6: I really appreciated that. It was such a solid gesture
Speaker 6: that like Peyton and Lucas don't even know that he did.
Speaker 6: They don't even know that he had to make that choice.
Speaker 2: He was just there, cool guy.
Speaker 6: I like it. Well, let's do it a jinks. Most
Speaker 6: likely too, most likely to drop their brand new phone.
Speaker 6: Who doesn't have an otter case on their phone?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: Who cares? Is it?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I break everything. I can't. I just need things
Speaker 2: that were built in the nineteen eighties or nineties or sixties.
Speaker 2: But man, all this new, the new technology, the new stuff,
Speaker 2: I don't. I'm butterfingers. I don't understand how to make
Speaker 2: it all works. It's no good for it.
Speaker 6: They make it fragile on purpose, babe, They do this
Speaker 6: on purpose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't surprise me.
Speaker 6: Okay, well, then we need to get some sort of
Speaker 6: phone case endorsement so that we can protect you.
Speaker 2: Yes, I need a case that can double as a wallet.
Speaker 2: Also magnetize charges.
Speaker 6: Also is still.
Speaker 2: Gonna not be silicon so I can slide it into
Speaker 2: my pocket because you know those silicon covers. Oh, try
Speaker 2: and slide it into your genes. It doesn't work. There's
Speaker 2: all these needs that I have never found in one
Speaker 2: phone case. So if anybody out there knows of one,
Speaker 2: please Okay.
Speaker 3: So to our listeners need photos from our sweet French fans,
Speaker 3: and we need iPhone case recommendations.
Speaker 2: One Tree He'll guess who, Guess who.
Speaker 6: I can't wait to play this game at the next convention.
Speaker 6: You know the girls from Friends with Benefit are gonna
Speaker 6: be for us. Yes, I'm gonna text.
Speaker 3: Brittany as soon as this is over.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Brittany, he'll do it. Oh God, that's gonna be
Speaker 6: so fun to play. I can't wait.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 6: Can we also get other board games like Clue?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 6: Yes, One Tree Hill Clue. Oh my god. We could
Speaker 6: do the River Cord.
Speaker 2: You could be at Karen's cafe.
Speaker 6: You can like who come on, that's it was Lindsay
Speaker 6: in the library, yes, with a typewriter. Which character on
Speaker 6: the show is dropping their shit? I mean Brooke threw
Speaker 6: her phone into the river. I sure did that felt impulsive,
Speaker 6: but butterfingers.
Speaker 3: I don't know who's clumsy?
Speaker 6: Is Lucas not what clumsy? Lucas is too cool to
Speaker 6: dr has never dropped anything in life, you know what? Karen?
Speaker 6: Karen's goofy man. Karen is like the mom using dorky slang.
Speaker 6: She's absolutely the mom to shatter her phone right before
Speaker 6: prom when she's trying to take pictures, and then.
Speaker 3: We like get her a bandelier case so it never
Speaker 3: happens again.
Speaker 2: That's yes, that's it, Karen, that's it. All right, Well
Speaker 2: we've done it well, Join us next episode. Friends, Season six,
Speaker 2: episode twenty four, Remember me as a time of day?
Speaker 2: I kind of like that, beau soir.
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