Speaker 1: First of all, you don't know me.
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Speaker 3: Hi, Rob, what are you doing?
Speaker 4: I am doing very little, had some lunch and now
Speaker 4: I'm just kind of laying low in some cozy clothes.
Speaker 4: How about you? I love that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've been running around you guys send in such
Speaker 3: good questions last week and also transparently, me and Rob
Speaker 3: and Joy have the craziest schedules for the next few weeks.
Speaker 3: So we're grabbing at least two of us for twenty
Speaker 3: minutes anytime we can, and we're making it happen.
Speaker 4: We take no days off for you all listeners. Listen.
Speaker 3: One Tree Hill is the gift that keeps on giving,
Speaker 3: so we should do well.
Speaker 4: Put with that first question, Rosie asks, if your character
Speaker 4: could design their perfect fantasy vacation, where would they go
Speaker 4: and what would be on their itinerary?
Speaker 3: Oh, I sort of love this because I watched the
Speaker 3: news all morning about like holiday traffic with people going
Speaker 3: to the beaches and stuff. Are you hold on before
Speaker 3: we get into characters, I actually need to ask you
Speaker 3: this because I realize I don't know the answer. Are
Speaker 3: you a beach guy or a mountain guy?
Speaker 4: Ooh?
Speaker 3: Both?
Speaker 4: And I know that's a lame answer, but the truth
Speaker 4: is for our honeymoon, we went to Thailand and it
Speaker 4: was beaches all day every day. But I am a
Speaker 4: sucker for a cabin, a cozy cabin and some solitude
Speaker 4: and some good clean air. Sign me up. How about you?
Speaker 3: I feel that too. I will say I'm not a
Speaker 3: person who at home electively goes to the beach very often.
Speaker 3: Like living in southern California, everyone assumes that we just
Speaker 3: go to the beach. I'm like, eh, I don't really
Speaker 3: do that. I make an effort to go to the mountains,
Speaker 3: to go to the woods, like to be in that
Speaker 3: sort of solitude nature, tall trees vibe more. But like,
Speaker 3: maybe I just take the beach for granted because it's
Speaker 3: right there.
Speaker 4: I don't know, But I have to say the beach
Speaker 4: is also such a to do because as you started answering,
Speaker 4: I realized, I like a beach when it's a bougie beach,
Speaker 4: when there's already chairs on the sand frame, when there's
Speaker 4: like a food right nearby. And now he says, as
Speaker 4: a parent, if you said let's take your family to
Speaker 4: the beach, I would say it. My first thought would
Speaker 4: be that's a nightmare.
Speaker 3: Well, a beach with a three year old. Yeah, the
Speaker 3: amount of gear you need for a three year old
Speaker 3: and then to get them sandy and wet is a lot.
Speaker 4: It's a lot, man. So I mean, if it's as
Speaker 4: a family trip mountain all day, I like that.
Speaker 3: I like that. I will say I get what you
Speaker 3: mean when you said you like a bougie beach, I
Speaker 3: was like, of course, like you do you do the
Speaker 3: beach for your honeymoon, You do a beach for some epic,
Speaker 3: you know, big birthday, like I don't know, you go
Speaker 3: to somewhere fancy for your fortieth birthday or something that
Speaker 3: I get. Yeah, I don't know. I think I would
Speaker 3: lean on mountains more. I do feel like though, Brooke
Speaker 3: Davis is like an incredible European city kind of gal,
Speaker 3: you know, I feel like she wants to go to
Speaker 3: Paris and have days like a long weekend to herself,
Speaker 3: like for her and her handsome husband, and you know,
Speaker 3: run around town with her cute kids, and then swing
Speaker 3: into fashion week or something. I think she's the kind
Speaker 3: of gal who likes the experience and the travel and
Speaker 3: the food, and then also wants to figure out a
Speaker 3: way to be efficient and work while she's there. That
Speaker 3: would be my bet for her.
Speaker 4: I could see that, especially with the what would be
Speaker 4: on their itinerary, because having an itinerary for a vacation
Speaker 4: feels very Brooke Davis to me.
Speaker 3: It does. I love that. I actually want Brook Davis
Speaker 3: to give me a vacation itinerary. If I could get
Speaker 3: into like the Ripple and the Space time Continuum and
Speaker 3: actually meet the person that I played, I feel like
Speaker 3: I'd want to download all of her travel lists.
Speaker 4: She would have done her homework, That's the thing. She's
Speaker 4: so thoughtful that and she's like such a hard worker
Speaker 4: that you would know everything was well vetted. You know
Speaker 4: how you have that one friend and if they tell you, hey,
Speaker 4: you got to try this restaurant, It's different than when
Speaker 4: if anyone else recommends it, because you're like, oh shit,
Speaker 4: they know food. I think that's how Brooks recommendations would be.
Speaker 4: I think Clay would be a mountain guy. I think
Speaker 4: he deals with enough smoke and mirrors and publicity events
Speaker 4: and crowds in his everyday life with his clients that
Speaker 4: I think it would be a escape to the mountains
Speaker 4: with Quinn and maybe a third tag along if you
Speaker 4: haven't seen later seasons, I won't even give it away.
Speaker 4: But with his family, I think he would want no
Speaker 4: cell phone service. Cozy people are like, let's do it. Oh.
Speaker 3: I love that. I can sort of see it now,
Speaker 3: Like I picture the episode being showing up to some
Speaker 3: great cabin and then Clay sneaking into like wherever the
Speaker 3: Wi Fi router is in the house, like in the Airbnb,
Speaker 3: and just flipping it off and being.
Speaker 4: Like, oh no, the Wi Fi's down.
Speaker 3: We all have to hang out.
Speaker 4: That would be a really funny start of a horror movie,
Speaker 4: is the dad turning off the Wi Fi and the
Speaker 4: teenage kids losing it, and it's ninety minutes of a
Speaker 4: family trying to figure out how to exist without Internet. Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm in let's make that.
Speaker 3: I'm into it for a movie, I'm into it for
Speaker 3: an episode Let's go.
Speaker 4: Lindsey asks, are you actually bringing back? Oh? I need
Speaker 4: to know everything? What can you tell us?
Speaker 3: Well, I can't tell anyone anything really. I mean, granted,
Speaker 3: we've had conversations off of the recordings, but what I
Speaker 3: can say is that after god close to half a
Speaker 3: decade of these conversations, we've been able to all sort
Speaker 3: of like divide and conquer in the coolest way, and
Speaker 3: those of us with TV producing experience are having some
Speaker 3: really exciting conversations. It's it's a development moment right now.
Speaker 3: It's been in development for some time. I think that's
Speaker 3: all I can say. But yeah, it's it's been this
Speaker 3: experience and really even longer than we've had this wonderful show.
Speaker 3: But the experiences we've had with the fans who've continually
Speaker 3: asked the coolest questions and made us think about, you know,
Speaker 3: where our whole ragtag gang of humans would be at
Speaker 3: this point, that has prompted the ideas. So I think
Speaker 3: that's all I can say on this podcast. But I
Speaker 3: do hope we have exciting updates, and I hope we
Speaker 3: get great news and we have a big announcement, and
Speaker 3: I hope it leads to us being able to bring
Speaker 3: you so many more podcasts from this wonderful universe in
Speaker 3: the future.
Speaker 4: How did I do you degree? I would add that
Speaker 4: you all make great stuff. I mean, case in point
Speaker 4: drama queens, but there's been a lot other stuff. So
Speaker 4: first of all, but in your Instagram message, the show
Speaker 4: is in very good, capable hands. And I think it's
Speaker 4: great that it's been in development for a while because
Speaker 4: it means you're giving it the time and attention that
Speaker 4: it deserves, because it is a show that means a
Speaker 4: lot to a lot of people. And I love that
Speaker 4: it wasn't a quickly rushed cash grab and rather sort
Speaker 4: of a labor of the oh way that you are
Speaker 4: taking your time to develop and curate to make sure
Speaker 4: it's as great as it can be.
Speaker 3: Thank you, you know. I think it's so funny that
Speaker 3: like that narrative about a cash grab, right, Like if
Speaker 3: that had been the goal, versions of this would have
Speaker 3: happened a long time ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yes, I think like the most amazing and empowering experience
Speaker 3: I've had with all of you guys is like sometimes
Speaker 3: when we recenter the folks who weren't centered the first time,
Speaker 3: or you actually just you know, create like equity and partnership,
Speaker 3: and you allow everyone to do like the things that
Speaker 3: they're best at and bring all their best ideas to
Speaker 3: the table, like magic can happen. And that's pretty cool
Speaker 3: to me. Like, listen, do I wish that the news
Speaker 3: hadn't leaked before we could announce it was official? Sure,
Speaker 3: but if it happens, I will be so frickin' proud,
Speaker 3: much like we said that every single person gets to
Speaker 3: bring their expertisees to the table now, you know, because
Speaker 3: some of us have gone on to become TV and
Speaker 3: film producers, some people are music producers, some people are
Speaker 3: novel writers, some people like, there's so much talent in
Speaker 3: like this special group of circus performers that we are
Speaker 3: and I don't know, if if everything works out, it'll
Speaker 3: just be so great. We got a big bench now,
Speaker 3: you know, dude.
Speaker 4: This the roster is deep. I was actually thinking about
Speaker 4: that this morning. I was just going, you have a
Speaker 4: murder's row of people you can bring in here, like
Speaker 4: there's just heavy hitters from start to finish. But yeah,
Speaker 4: it sucks the news got leaked. It's careless and it's
Speaker 4: a disservice to the fans. Because you're getting them excited
Speaker 4: about something that potentially could not happen, you know. So
Speaker 4: it's just it's crummy that it got leaked, but you
Speaker 4: know it's also super exciting. And knowing that it's coming
Speaker 4: from you guys, I think, and it you know, on
Speaker 4: a global scale. Yeah, I think I would.
Speaker 3: Say I was like, oh god, no pressure.
Speaker 4: If I was a betting man, yeah, I would say
Speaker 4: it's going to happen well, and I'm hoping it happens
Speaker 4: fingers crossed. But knowing it's y'all, I think I think
Speaker 4: it's going to happen well.
Speaker 3: If this lovely adventure we've all been on zoom as
Speaker 3: any indicator, I'm like, yeah, I just want to go
Speaker 3: back to work and play with all my friends. I'm like,
Speaker 3: what day will Rob hide hot dogs in my car?
Speaker 3: I can't wait to find out.
Speaker 4: Did I hide hot dogs in your car?
Speaker 3: No? But you did? You did? I hardly costume out
Speaker 3: my car in ed hardy and and we have eaten
Speaker 3: a lot of hot dogs together. I don't think we've
Speaker 3: eaten as many hot dogs as you and Hillary perhaps
Speaker 3: have at this point, but no one, no one has,
Speaker 3: And I admire you guys, win the gold medal there,
Speaker 3: and I cheers you forever.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I remember Hardy bombing your car because I was
Speaker 4: doing this thing called ed Hardy Fridays because I had
Speaker 4: that kind of free time back then. And I remember
Speaker 4: seeing that they made car decorations that were just obnoxious.
Speaker 4: And you and I were close, but we weren't super close,
Speaker 4: not that there was a rift. We didn't know each
Speaker 4: other super well yet.
Speaker 3: And we never really got to work together never. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but after our CATS's Delhi adventure, I feel like we
Speaker 3: were always like, Ne're my kind of people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you were sort of the buddy I hadn't hung
Speaker 4: out with enough yet, But you're right, Cats slid to
Speaker 4: fight it. But I do remember I remember asking Austin
Speaker 4: because you were going to be out of town for something,
Speaker 4: and being like, do you think this would go over okay?
Speaker 4: And being so excited because I went off on your car,
Speaker 4: but also being nervous of like, oh, I really hope
Speaker 4: she's okay. This is her space, I hope she's okay
Speaker 4: with it. But it was glorious.
Speaker 3: I loved it. I loved it. I was like, God,
Speaker 3: he really commits to the bit. Also, isn't it insane.
Speaker 3: How much free time we all had before Instagram?
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, yeah, yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: I mean Amy has a question. I'll read this one
Speaker 3: for you. Oh I'm curious actually if they ever answered
Speaker 3: this question for you when you were joining. Why is
Speaker 3: the show called One Tree Hill? We obviously understand Tree Hill,
Speaker 3: but I never understood the one I believe. At the
Speaker 3: end of the series, Haley tells Jamie there is only
Speaker 3: one Tree Hill. But did they always know? She would
Speaker 3: say that when they first named the show, it always
Speaker 3: confused me. Oh, Amy, it always confused us too.
Speaker 4: Yes, I don't know that I realized this. No one
Speaker 4: told me going into it, by the way, Okay, but
Speaker 4: I do believe that it's a U two song, correct, Yes,
Speaker 4: And like every episode of the show, it's just a
Speaker 4: song title, right, Yes.
Speaker 3: So here's And I don't have like full confirmation on this,
Speaker 3: because no one would ever really say, But what I've
Speaker 3: gathered is that, yes, as every episode of the show
Speaker 3: is named a song title. The show, which was originally
Speaker 3: called Ravens because it was a movie about a high
Speaker 3: school basketball team, and then it evolved into a show,
Speaker 3: and then wisely the folks at Warner brothers were like,
Speaker 3: this is about way more than the basketball team, so
Speaker 3: it can't be like a mascot show rename it. I
Speaker 3: believe that the you know, creator and producers and whatnot
Speaker 3: liked the song title idea, but I think they couldn't
Speaker 3: say they named it after a U two song without
Speaker 3: potentially getting sued for like IP infringement, So then they
Speaker 3: would always say, we didn't name it after that. It's
Speaker 3: about a town called Tree Hill, and like it's such
Speaker 3: a special singular place. There's only the one, but it's
Speaker 3: kind of every town, and the characters are like, you know,
Speaker 3: all these people, and it was always a really weird
Speaker 3: argument that felt like it had a lot of holes
Speaker 3: in it. To me, I was like, I think you
Speaker 3: guys named it after the U two song and you
Speaker 3: don't want to get sued. But they would never say that,
Speaker 3: So everybody's guess is as good as ours. But I
Speaker 3: can say absolutely not. We did not know that No
Speaker 3: Haley would say that to Jamie. We did not know
Speaker 3: that that that whole sort of iconic there's only one
Speaker 3: Tree Hill and it's your home thing would happen because
Speaker 3: every single year of our show they told us we
Speaker 3: were getting canceled, so we never knew we were going
Speaker 3: to make it to the characters having kids, even though
Speaker 3: Haley and Nathan had Jamie so early. I don't know, y'all.
Speaker 3: Maybe we owe Bono some money, but if we do,
Speaker 3: please don't ask me, because I don't have any of
Speaker 3: the producer money from this show. So go after other people, please,
Speaker 3: and thank you.
Speaker 4: Bono has enough money. Guys, we don't need to feel
Speaker 4: bad about this.
Speaker 3: I mean, I would agree, but hey, you know, there's
Speaker 3: my disclaimer. It's like, this is the audio version of
Speaker 3: the asterisk where you do the quick read at the bottom,
Speaker 3: being like and audiences must be twenty one and over two.
Speaker 3: Whatever that is. This is my version of that.
Speaker 4: Side effects include not paying the creator of the song
Speaker 4: the show is based on.
Speaker 3: Okay, Mason wants to know, and this feels right up
Speaker 3: your alley, rub Okay, imagine your character is a superhero.
Speaker 3: What would their superhero name and costume look like and
Speaker 3: what would be their signature move?
Speaker 4: Okay, so his superhero name would be Dissociation Man, his
Speaker 4: costume would be regular, everyday close, and his signature move
Speaker 4: would be the ability to dissociate in a moment. Anytime
Speaker 4: he's in an uncomfortable situation.
Speaker 3: The swiftness with which you just turned Clay's deep trauma
Speaker 3: into a superpower is incredible to me, A plus to
Speaker 3: you and your therapist.
Speaker 4: Oh man, how about you?
Speaker 3: Well, it's funny to me because I guess we sort
Speaker 3: of we were really in a placemor an't we when
Speaker 3: Brooke decided to make superhero costumes for herself and Haley
Speaker 3: and Quinn aside from b Dazzle. I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I I always growing up when people asked me like,
Speaker 3: why do you want to be an actor when I
Speaker 3: was little, and I'd say, like, I want to make movies.
Speaker 3: I would always say I wanted to be Batman and
Speaker 3: people were like you mean backgirl, and I was like, no, Batman.
Speaker 3: I always loved the idea of the dark Knight, like
Speaker 3: this crime fighter, this person who like you know, had
Speaker 3: a life not unlike Brook Davis's, right, like big, successful,
Speaker 3: sort of famous in their town person who then was
Speaker 3: like fixing the city's problems after dark. I would love
Speaker 3: if Brooke Davis were like the like fempe tal Bruce
Speaker 3: Wayne and was out there kicking ass for justice. And
Speaker 3: then you know she had like a sports car. There
Speaker 3: was the B Dazzlemobile or something. I don't know, Guys,
Speaker 3: I don't know. I got to workshop it. I'm not
Speaker 3: as fast as Rob, but I have thoughts.
Speaker 4: I like it though. Let's gender flip it. You know?
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 3: Yeah? The female Bruce Wayne? Why not?
Speaker 4: Highly writes in fan of you guys, Thanks, Kylie loved
Speaker 4: all three? She wrote this why hilarious? Still here loved
Speaker 4: all three of you on ote silly goose were there
Speaker 4: was there ever a time you rooted for a couple
Speaker 4: that your character was not in? Yes, same you go first?
Speaker 3: No, you tell me, you tell me. I love this
Speaker 3: answer from you.
Speaker 4: Well funny enough, it's brilliant because here's why mind you.
Speaker 4: I also I'm you know, I don't know the origin
Speaker 4: stories of a lot of the characters, since I don't
Speaker 4: know the earlier seasons. But here's what I'll say is,
Speaker 4: I was thinking about what Brooke and Julian are both
Speaker 4: going through right now, and they're both it's like it's
Speaker 4: it's noble on both sides, Like the intentions are good.
Speaker 4: He he's making mistakes with Alex in terms of how
Speaker 4: he's not he's not watering the correct plants. In my opinion,
Speaker 4: in terms of his the way his.
Speaker 3: Tith I like that phrase.
Speaker 4: But he he's he's a good guy, Like he's earnest,
Speaker 4: and he's doing it with integrity. So it's not like
Speaker 4: like Millie right now going off on this after special,
Speaker 4: like he means well, Brooke means well, and they're both
Speaker 4: like dealing with like real issues. But I just found
Speaker 4: myself going, I love the two of you together. I
Speaker 4: love what you have, and I really hope it works
Speaker 4: because it's also because like the conflict is real. It's
Speaker 4: not some exaggerated thing. It's like we're having fertility problems
Speaker 4: and you're having a hard time, you know, balancing your
Speaker 4: work life and your work life sort of you know split. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's real to me. So it's like, yeah, this is
Speaker 4: a real couple, I like, facing a real problem and
Speaker 4: I'm in, I'm on board, let's see it work.
Speaker 3: I love that. I felt that with them too, and
Speaker 3: I think maybe you know, we joke about the sort
Speaker 3: of but I love him in nature of a teen drama, right,
Speaker 3: and there was I think there was so much reality
Speaker 3: and a lot of the young love stories on our show,
Speaker 3: but particularly the flip flopping for Brooke and Peyton, with
Speaker 3: the Lucas love triangle, like it felt so powerful, and
Speaker 3: then there were moments where I felt like they didn't
Speaker 3: know what to do with us, so they'd make us
Speaker 3: fight over a boy again, and I loved I loved
Speaker 3: them getting to be juvenile in that way. But I
Speaker 3: did really also love and I'm enjoying watching it right
Speaker 3: now with you guys, what you're talking about, this more
Speaker 3: adult version of these are two people who love each other,
Speaker 3: and life is also really hard when you're a grown up,
Speaker 3: and it's hard to manage stuff and keep your relationationship
Speaker 3: you know, always alive or the focus or whatever. There's
Speaker 3: no one has enough time in the day. And yeah,
Speaker 3: there's there's a there's a less heightened sense of drama
Speaker 3: that I appreciate about how real these problems are. So
Speaker 3: I love that I hadn't thought about it in that way.
Speaker 3: And a beat. Here's what's really funny. I I mean,
Speaker 3: we all rooted and root for Naley. They're like they
Speaker 3: to me are the sort of iconic impossible love story.
Speaker 3: But because James and Joy were so grounded in it,
Speaker 3: they really made it work in a way that I
Speaker 3: just always loved watching them together, and one of you
Speaker 3: ever watched a couple be together for nine years on TV? Right.
Speaker 3: But the thing I don't think people will expect is
Speaker 3: that I actually became such a huge Peyton and Lucas
Speaker 3: fan because in our youth, when we were in this
Speaker 3: love triangle, you know, my job was to throw Brooke
Speaker 3: Davis into this love story with this boy in such
Speaker 3: a way that then when you get to season seven
Speaker 3: and you find out she has never said I love
Speaker 3: you to anyone else, you go, oh shit, I can
Speaker 3: see how that happened. Like it was a big seismic
Speaker 3: love for her and it absolutely broke her heart.
Speaker 4: And Joy and I have.
Speaker 3: Talked about this a little bit, like where when you
Speaker 3: are in these relationships, and Hillary and I have obviously
Speaker 3: talked about it as well, but we're not doing season
Speaker 3: seven together. Where when you're so in these relationships, you
Speaker 3: get like a little possessive of your on screen character.
Speaker 3: And I really had to after I was like, Lucas
Speaker 3: Scott is the one for Brooke Davis and like she's
Speaker 3: got to be all in. I had to like figure
Speaker 3: out how as Brooke to be Peyton's best friend and
Speaker 3: to be her maid of honor and to like put
Speaker 3: that to bed and think about what would it be
Speaker 3: like in real life if my best friend wound up
Speaker 3: marrying the person I thought I was going to marry,
Speaker 3: Like it's actually so crazy when you think about it, right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: so I really got to go back and look at
Speaker 3: the initial connection of them, and yeah, of course, like
Speaker 3: the conversations I was having with the writers then, who
Speaker 3: you know, they loved to stir drama. They told me
Speaker 3: it was always going to be Peyton and Lucas. They
Speaker 3: told Hillary like Brooke and Lucas were going to be
Speaker 3: the shift, Like nobody knew what was real, but I
Speaker 3: was going off what I knew, And to look at
Speaker 3: their scenes like you know, you don't know me and
Speaker 3: him coming to get her in the tow truck and
Speaker 3: all these like kind of iconic moments where they would
Speaker 3: find each other despite Nathan, despite Brooke, despite everything around
Speaker 3: them that told them it wasn't supposed to happen, and
Speaker 3: they were these two like sensitive emo artists who really
Speaker 3: felt seen by each other. Like I had to get
Speaker 3: on board with it in a way to play my character,
Speaker 3: and I love them like watching their wedding at the
Speaker 3: end of season six, I like I was weeping. I
Speaker 3: was just like, God, I love these two people together.
Speaker 3: I love the ease, I love the romance, I love
Speaker 3: the whole vibe. So I don't know, I don't know
Speaker 3: if people would assume that, like the gal who played
Speaker 3: Brooke Davis is actually so deeply obsessed with Peyton and
Speaker 3: Lucas as a couple. But I I was like, that's
Speaker 3: my best friend's person. I don't know, I just love it.
Speaker 4: That's a very evolved take to be able to go
Speaker 4: it's their person, you know.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean to be clear, it's also not like
Speaker 3: my actual It's not like Hillary married like.
Speaker 4: My person, you know. I was saying to Brooks, credit
Speaker 4: it is okay, I'm going to walk that one off,
Speaker 4: take it to therapy. It's all. Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's one of the things that I think is sort
Speaker 3: of the magic of our show and part of the
Speaker 3: reason why the girls. You know, we always talk about
Speaker 3: how the female characters in particular modeled the biggest love
Speaker 3: stories because they overcame the most. They chose each other's
Speaker 3: happiness and figured out how to show up for each
Speaker 3: other anyway. And it's just so major, Like, no matter
Speaker 3: what stage we were going through, brook In Peyton's friendship,
Speaker 3: Brook and Haley's friendship, you know, Haley and Peyton's friendship,
Speaker 3: Haley's mentorship and friendship with Mia, you know, seeing Quinn
Speaker 3: come in and seeing their sister relationship, like all of it.
Speaker 3: I really admire. I admire the way the women showed
Speaker 3: up for each other on our show. It sort of
Speaker 3: became like this heroic thing to me, which is wild
Speaker 3: when you consider that, you know, we had like a
Speaker 3: dude who didn't really like women very much in charge,
Speaker 3: and yet somehow we managed to do this stuff. What
Speaker 3: are you talking about? You know, we managed to do
Speaker 3: this stuff that, for all of its faults and for
Speaker 3: all of it's jumping the shark silliness from time to time,
Speaker 3: I'm really proud of.
Speaker 4: It has its moments, but it's all like it's it's
Speaker 4: sharky moments. I remember one of the first things I
Speaker 4: saw about the show when I signed on was the
Speaker 4: dog eat and the hearts.
Speaker 3: I know you were going to say that.
Speaker 4: I think it was on Talk Soup and I just
Speaker 4: remember going, oh, what did I sign up for?
Speaker 3: They loved to make fun of us, perhaps more than anyone.
Speaker 4: Hey. Fun fact, I actually ended up in a clip
Speaker 4: from One Tree Hill on Talk Soup. Which one it
Speaker 4: was the one where James and I are at a diner.
Speaker 4: I think it's James and I and the waitress comes
Speaker 4: over to pour iced tea and she doesn't pour any
Speaker 4: in either of the cups, and you clearly see on
Speaker 4: camera that she's not filling the cups. She's just pantomiming. Yes,
Speaker 4: I remember, because I think do you remember we had
Speaker 4: a moment where we were like we were doing corporate sponsors, Yes,
Speaker 4: we had. I think we had to talk, you know,
Speaker 4: we had to talk about a T and T. I
Speaker 4: just remember there being like a bit about like tea tea,
Speaker 4: like we were drinking teas but people were like we
Speaker 4: were yet it was so dumb, but we ended up
Speaker 4: getting on the soup. Like also, one of their like
Speaker 4: clips of the year was this horrible scene of James
Speaker 4: and I trying to have a conversation and iced tea
Speaker 4: not being poured. Ghost tea.
Speaker 3: My god. Yeah, and that's not even something you can
Speaker 3: blame on the new ratio, Like what we were talking
Speaker 3: about with Joe the other day, Like it's like they
Speaker 3: just somebody just didn't make sure that there was one
Speaker 3: take you could use for continuity with that sweet woman
Speaker 3: actually pouring the.
Speaker 4: Tea, and one hundred percent someone went up to her,
Speaker 4: probably from sound, and went, yeah, could you could you
Speaker 4: not pour the tea? And unfortunately no one behind video
Speaker 4: village went did anyone else see her not pour anything
Speaker 4: into the glasses or whatever? I think it's like refills,
Speaker 4: But still she comes over and she pours, she pours
Speaker 4: the picture and nothing comes out, and we're like, thank you.
Speaker 3: That's also that thing that happens where they're trying to
Speaker 3: protect sound on a day when you're behind, and they're like,
Speaker 3: we'll do a special real quick. We'll just we'll pick
Speaker 3: up her doing the poor and like, by the time
Speaker 3: they get to the end of the scene, everyone's forgotten
Speaker 3: about the special shot. And it is the thing that
Speaker 3: lives an infamy because it's so embarrassing and it would
Speaker 3: have been so easy to fix.
Speaker 4: Oh so easy. When that episode comes up, I'll make
Speaker 4: a point of calling it out.
Speaker 3: We'll go red my faces. I am so embarrassed.
Speaker 4: It's great, it's great. Just one of the many reasons
Speaker 4: the show is so much fun.
Speaker 3: You know, you know we've never claimed to be fancy.
Speaker 3: We're all just out here trying to figure it out.
Speaker 4: Well put, and with that, our friends, we bid you adieu.
Speaker 3: We will see you for the next one. Thanks for
Speaker 3: your great questions.
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