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Felicia Day Unfiltered: Parenting, Gaming Addiction, Truck Nuts & the Future of Hollywood
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Jun 22, 2025
In this hilarious and heartfelt Fan Expo panel, Felicia Day covers everything from her early struggles in Hollywood to discovering red light therapy underwear for men—yes, really. She shares unfiltered thoughts on: Her early Lord of the Rings-style drama school mindset Being labeled the "Queen of the Nerds" Raising a daughter with no social media Childhood trauma from Bambi Her love/hate relationship with Supernatural Creating The Guild and how it helped birth Doctor Horrible Truck nuts. So many truck nuts. This is Felicia at her most honest, covering anxiety, artistic independence, awkward teen years, and the future of entertainment outside of Hollywood’s gatekeepers.
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can I ask a genuine question why would I ask you Scottish accent do people start
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with I do i have to have elbows out oh gosh
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oh blime me that's not a good It's not even Scottish but it's got to be the
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elbows it's like right here to be like you know hotel to be a genuine Scottish
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person you need to swear more i'm just being professional okay put there are there children here no great
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i'll teach you some choice words later okay choice choice word all right you guys if I kind of teach you I can teach
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you one right now but sure is it a C word because you guys like that when I don't say it we use the C word as like
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an adjective i know you guys are It's It's interesting it's the bies of
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England bucky bowl ball bag b A W uh-huh bag
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ball bag a ball bag can you guess what a ball bag is testicles
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[Music] it wasn't that hard you could call people a ball bag he's like ball bag did
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you know that you can get red light therapy for your balls in underwear form
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i don't know why I'm doing this this is becoming my favorite panel i'm
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just I don't know why when I Googled something it came up but it was a a a
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thong underwear with for men and it's just all you know the ladies you've seen on TikTok they put this weird mask on
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their face with a red light god bless us as ladies we are brainwashed into considering everything stupid but some
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men got some red light for his balls and he's stupid
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so just look it up and I promise you it exists and if it works for you please anonymously tweet me
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oh my Instagram is just Taro and Cats tarot and Cats okay mine is um cheap
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Italian houses and uh obscure artisal bakeries in Los Angeles but that's way
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better than Tarot Cats no no tarot Cats is good i'm I'm a middle-aged catwoman
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americans in your middle that this is
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how many one fat boy holds that's nothing that's nothing you can do you
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can get you can I think two cats right two cats is good
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five don't talk to my mom she says a seven my mom i'm not I'm I'm angry at
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you and I'm not talking to you unless you not go into that my friends last night anyway my friend sent me a picture
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of kitten and went "Hey me an orange kitten maybe an orange sibling for Mac he's orange." And I was like "No I'm
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really trying to get laid over here man." But listen if a man won't have
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intercourse with you because you have two orange cats that guy's not worth having that's right
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i cleared the law on this pile you're welcome how you get laid have you heard of truck
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nuts well does anybody have any truck nuts nobody has nuts on their truck no
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what kind of [ __ ] Texas panel is this please explain
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they're nuts for your truck i don't know how much clearer I can be lady
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wait a minute we did not if you're not familiar in my
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land with nuts for the truck they're literally nuts for your truck where do you put them he's like "Put them on
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where the license." Right am I right you put them on
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on the trailer hitch exactly why are Why does everybody know about them and not have them
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you don't want them you drive a truck and you don't want any trucks what about
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truck lab
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listen we should do this that would be startling
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i truly like wait I was picturing a bag of like chalk nuts oh no just look it up
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man i can't wait i was like you think I could get it from IKEA do you The IKEA
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was would be smooth i don't know if you want that for my car do you think it would be okay
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for my little Kia soul yes your soul has [Applause]
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just tiny ones that I don't think is a big ball kind of car
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welcome to the panel welcome to the panel on Friday
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this is the joke of every panel you know when you were saying earlier you you'd be looking at the window for I
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would be across the street looking at you from the other window really were you homeschooled no or just locked in
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the house different i was just a sad uh boyfriendless nerd uh that liked to play
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guitar and write songs about boys that's hot kind of no it was not hot in the '9s
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no just kidding well that was very Winona Rider was she your hero cuz she was my hero too no I was kind of
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slightly [ __ ] and I wore all corduroy by choice or because your mom made it is
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that homemade corduroy i don't know about that one this is my choice oh well you know listen I'm never going to judge
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anybody i can see the sadness in your eyes just it's just corduroy is a
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disgusting fabric i mean I just cannot the idea of wearing corduroy or being
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around corduroy is literally repulsive to me so sensorally I wouldn't want to like touch you at that age which is
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probably good and then I was across the street yeah so we would have been like this so I'm like
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"Don't come over don't do this." Holding up nose like do not
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leave me alone i mean I for me my heart goes out to any awkward teenager because
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I feel like you are at the prime of your life and when you're when people are adults they will write about this time
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that you're experiencing in your life as the heyday and yet you right now are not enjoying every single moment of being
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you and that makes me sad uh if I could only go back I'd be like "Girl girl you
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don't know what big guys are just love what you have please." And I
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get it it's probably something you know it's all societal especially with girls and um that's why my daughter will never
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have a phone i'm not kidding i wanted to ask that about your your
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little one but your daughter how old is your daughter she's eight years old so do you from certain things is she also
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homeschooled or she's not she goes to a very hippie school where they do in fact have roller skinny lessons as curriculum
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so yeah that's the kind of mom I am um you know I definitely shelter her from I
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don't show her like violent things when people come up to me and they're like "Here's my three-year-old he loves
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Supernatural." I'm like "What are you saying?" I am not going to tell you how to parent
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but I am concerned um it feels a little ambitious for uh a kid but yeah she she
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definitely stays within her rating group um for her consumption which I appreciate that the world does that for
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us um I let her game probably too much but I never let her watch YouTube
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unsupervised because I've started there i know it's there um she doesn't do any social media but
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you know again I think as parents we just need to educate ourselves and be like what are we comfortable with and
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make sure that creepy strangers aren't playing games with them and I think they'll be fine you know um so yeah but
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I am I'm pretty particular i don't share pictures of her online anymore you know I did early on just to funnel money to
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her um and I run i'm just kidding um and so then you know she's all done
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like she didn't choose to be publicly known so she shouldn't be right and so that's just my choice again other
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parents might choose differently but we are all just doing our best right and if we if we have it in our mind I'm trying
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to do our my best i'm probably better than like three three other people out there right so um the fact that I'm
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conscious of it and I understand you know having been you know in the public eye and been on social media for so long
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I'm like this is very destructive and I'm an adult so let's not do this until you're older so the one thing I do
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actually is I do put like you know what is it like $30 or $40 into a bank
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account automatically goes into a bank account that I have set up it's a savings account that I will give her
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when she's 16 if she doesn't use social media until then and so by the time she's 16 there should be like I don't
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know $5,000 in there which to me is like that is a fortune for especially a 16-year-old so this is incentive for her
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to just not you know even $10 a month would do it like you just add up the month so that's the one thing I will
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drive my daughter to be a better person and that's my parent advice for today
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[Applause]
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were there I mean when I was like eight or nine I accidentally watched Robocop
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oh my mom told me to aliens yes i remember being traumatized and then she
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was like "Just go sit outside honey." And she So I just sat on the bench i remember
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just sitting on the bench while alien was like "My younger brother was fine with it but I was so But I was traumatized by seeing Bambi and you know
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I was like just I mean that poor I don't know i don't want to think about it her mom's mom died why why are we showing
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this to children?" Um yeah i mean listen I I was Every kid is different and
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that's the hard part and the good part so you just have to kind of like the one thing that I do think is really
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important is just listen to your kid you know like there's no there's no spoiling them there's no being too easy on them
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in my opinion because you're the safe thing you're the thing in their life that they would hopefully come back to
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if they're in a bad place and if you're not safe then they're not going to do that and so I've always that's my
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rationale to you know being a little more probably lenient and a little too paying attention to their feelings
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before but you know she's going to be need therapy at some point anyway so
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like let's just have fun i think at a certain point when you are a certain age you get to like uh therapy
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is just like you know eating breakfast in the morning yeah he did yeah he did everybody get a little get little touch
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of it okay i remember um as well watching I was very very young when I saw that the scene in Bambi but I felt
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something like [Applause] I am Scottish i mean the way there are
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Scottish people like prone dear death like confused I feel nothing but mobile
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cop I was like oh god it's like I really like that's that's an intense that was intense that scene's intense but I was
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like oh okay I remember seeing splash too young and I was like titty you know like
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you know you remember these things you're like oh that's interesting as a kid you don't quite understand what you're doing but you're being exposed to
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something you're like I don't understand it but I guess that's cool Like I don't know i don't know in Scotland of the 80s
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and we ate a lot of microwave food and it's true a lot of I've had so many swans at dinners oh we're not
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decomposing forever when we're gone no those apple those apple pies they don't go away y'all it's like gum they're
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stuck in there that's it forever this is how we're going to look until the end of time let's hand it to fan questions
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shall we sure let's do some You guys are Would you rather listen to me talk about ball sex
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okay ask some ball sex oriented questions and maybe I'll get to you i'm
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all about that that ball life or not right now as it seems um there's a mic here you guys yeah you guys there's
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there seems to be one individual mic on this oh there's one over here if you want to go to the outfield
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the shame mic i don't know it's like the shame whoever's brave enough to get up
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to the shame you will yes look at this okay you can cut in line there it's like
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when you go to a counter and there's like seven people in line at one register there's none and then you're just like "Is this Can I go is it going
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to look over there?" And then you cut and you're like "Hey this is okay." Although I feel like in Trader Joe's
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they act to play they're like "Come." I know trader Joe's they just want you to hang out there all day i don't know what
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these people are on but I'm not selling it's very strict yeah when I first got to LA I was like why are you smiling at
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me i know it's the Joe special
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sorry my friend hello my love what is your name hi I'm Peter hi
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love your work what was your inspiration for The Guild it was a really cool show i liked it oh thank you i am currently
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working on a reunion movie that will release the 20th anniversary in two years so I
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I will probably start Hollywood um but uh that'll be happening
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probably early next year um I was inspired because I was an actor and I
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had a couple of really good successes early in my career and then core kids and I was so upset about that and
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suppressed and I felt rejected for who I was in a very acute way cuz I listen I'm
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a very specific flavor of person and Hollywood who generally doesn't love the flavor I am because it's like there's I
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don't recognize this flavor of lady what names her so I basically got addicted to
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World of Warcraft my brother got me into it and I would play like 8 nine hours a day and I interacted with tons of people
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i had also been addicted to other online games before that like Puzzle Pirates and a couple of others so this was a
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long running thing because again I was homeschooled and lonely and continued to be lonely deep inside
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so I then because I was kind of bored and sad and obviously depressed I started doing a writing class because I
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had never been before but I was too afraid to ever start and I did a sketch writing class cuz I'm like well I can do little sketches and and out of that um
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uh out of that came um my teacher and I made friends and she was like well let's have an accountability team you know and
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I think it was the secret which just turned out to be like didn't the the secret creator turn out to be a fraud
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and stole millions of dollars they were yeah it was a great philosophy will not recommend the book but because of that
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book going around Hollywood everyone like we're going to take our guests to the entire I just showed up every week for pancakes and I was the only one who
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said instead of like I met a director here or I'm getting my script rewritten i played eight hours and I rated
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multiple core and that was made me ashamed so I finally was like well let me just write something I know and I
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knew gamers so that's the only reason it got written and I wrote it as a TV show and when I showed it to Hollywood again
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they were like and at that time it was so early people didn't even understand they could talk
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to each other on a computer i'm not even kidding they're like so how does this work
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yeah I'm not kidding i'm that old um so and and then my friend was like "Let's
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just do this new YouTube thing." And that's how it happened so um I love the characters i did six seasons and a bunch
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of comics and then I burnt out so bad but I haven't touched it since like 2013
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and then just um recently I was doing The Guild musical we did a reading and hopefully we're going to do more with
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that and I got inspired by the characters again so I have an idea for a movie i'm going to write it we'll see if I can get it made and that'll be it but
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thank you for watching it no matter what
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shame oh shame shame let's go over to shame
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shame shame shame shame shame shame shame hello what's your name so I'm
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Heidi hi and uh this year is celebrated in my 40th birthday happy birthday thank
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you and Yeah so I wanted to well I was going to ask you who is the person you
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would say is the geekiest you've ever met in entertainment industry but I also
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just wanted to say thank you my dad couldn't come to this panel because he's beating John Rice Davies and don't blame
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him for you know prioritizing no no no no judgment at all but yeah we he loves
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we love geeking out together he loves that we are who we are and you're a household name and he I was coming up to
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this panel and he was like "Okay get your geek out bitch." Yes your dad called me a [ __ ] that's right okay
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[ __ ] let's go listen I see where I I did that on Supernatural i did peace out [ __ ] and I have
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It's a good show i'm sure none of you all question that but because I said that I tend to say
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the word I sle around a lot especially when I'm streaming on Twitch and I'm like "Stop it you know you're better than this." And I'm like "Wow weird
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it's better than a c word for sure i don't sle around the sea road that would be interesting for Americans so the
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geekiest person I've ever met wow that's really hard you know i mean I know my friend Mo Weaten is very geeky and he's
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and I think probably he's probably one of them you know but you'd be surprised about a lot of people play board games
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that you wouldn't expect a lot of people play video games especially younger i mean like it's funny being part of a
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generation where even video games weren't like completely ubiquitous and now my daughter's growing up and she'd
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rather game any time of the day than play you know watch any TV or do any
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literally anything else which is not a great thing um but yeah it's it's so funny that gaming has become part of
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culture in a way that isn't niche isn't like strange at all it's literally just
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culture and I think it's exciting and but it also is weird for people like us and probably people who like the
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generation or generation before where it's like well look at these whippers snappers coming in and making what I
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think is cool like my stuff's popular well now we've got 8-year-olds who are just like immersed in Fortnite and
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Minecraft and all that stuff and there's big movies and I don't know i I I would I look at it as a positive thing but um
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I think it's so cool that you can share that with your dad yeah yeah it's been a lot of fun yeah well thank you thank you
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for asking yeah welcome to your 40s three decades good shape question over here in the popular tent
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what's your name hi my name is Patrick first I want to say I was addicted to World War I when the guild came out and
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all my buddies and I we waited for it to drop everything oh man that means so much it was so funny and so thankful
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come out cuz [Applause]
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[Music] you know I'm not in charge of Dr horble i was smart enough not to sell the guild
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with the rights to the guild and so I can make a movie and a play and all that stuff now 10 years later you know and
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that's pretty cool um Dr horble happened because I emailed Cole emailed Joss Weeden because I knew him from Buffy and
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thank you it's a good show that was my first job um and because of my
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relationship with him from Buffy I just cold emailed everybody in the world about the guild because I was like "This is clearly the best thing I ever made."
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And he um when we were doing like a straight line for his company Muti I I
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he was like I actually watched it and I was like "What?" And he said "Yeah I want to do something like this too
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because now we're unemployed and all these producers are treating us like crap and I want to do something." And that's he then he paired up with his
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brother and sister and sister-in-law and other brother and that's how Dr marvel happened and I all I had two emails in
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my whole career that I that were like so short and so succinct and changed my
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life it was Joss can you sing Jay that was one email and then the other one was
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from Joel Hodson from MST3K um Mr science Theater hey would you like to be
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an MST3K and I I wanted to be a forester and I was like you know just like
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throwing up on my keyboard in excitement which I should not do it's a medical issue
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um yeah and that's how it came to be and it was just a wonderful experiment and like you guys are not in Hollywood right
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now but I promise you it's a terrible place right now after the strikes after the fires after all the production
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leaving Los Angeles it is like the saddest wasteland of talented people who aren't doing what they love people are
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having to change jobs people you probably really admire a lot haven't worked in multiple years and it is just
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a really bad time in the industry all the streaming stuff kind of ruined the
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way that people make money ai is knocking at the door it's very very complicated and very challenging time to
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be in the industry and what I think is going to happen is what happened with me and Dr horble and the guild people have
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to create if you're there for the art which I am i'm not a business person i proved it over and over again but I love
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making art i love making things that delight people and I never want to just go through the gatekeepers cuz the
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gatekeepers of Hollywood especially tend to make things that are not that not the things that I think I know that people
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will love they don't like to make niche content they don't believe in like the appeal of doing thing things differently
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they want to do things that are proven to make money and I get it but I think artists are getting together and they're
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making stuff outside the box and we're going to have some amazing content coming out in the next several years
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because people are just going to pick up a camera and make a story just like I did and so you know when I read an
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article now about this guy who's he covers the business of Hollywood he's like "YouTubers are making multicams
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just as good as uh TV and more popular than NBC." And I'm like "I did that
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i did that i already did it great okay great i'm glad you're covering them." Awesome
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i'm not bitter anyway thank you thank you hey Outcast what's your name hi I'm Will hey
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Will do you think there could ever be a Charlie Blood supernatural spin-off oh my gosh
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any message for Rainy Hollywood yes ask me
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now here's the thing i mean uh Supernatural ended 5 years ago I think
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and it's been so sad um to have such a vibrant community growing literally
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growing over the years and not have a piece of that out there and they're rebooting literally everything i can't
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imagine there would be some iteration um what I would love is the Hollywood to acknowledge that you don't need to make
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the lead a 19-year-old girl to have a reboot do you know what I'm saying i think that's where they think we need to
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get young people in there today but I think everybody just wants to see the show and wants to see the wonderful
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actors who you know and whatever iteration yes bring new cast in bring new people but it doesn't have to center
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on new people to get people i I will say that the new Buffy reboot seems like
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it's going to be incredible and that actor stays amazing but for Supernatural it's a different vibe like it's about
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that family and the Winchesterers and outside of them all the other actors and
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so I'm hoping that you know they smartly look and say a franchise that continues
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to grow and people love it and they do it i don't I wouldn't want to be the lead to be honest with you i don't want
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to work that hard it's too much i will say that Jared and Jess are the hardest working people and
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they broke themselves with that show they would work until like 3:00 a.m on Friday and then be there at 6:00 a.m on Monday and they would do conventions on
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the weekends and they would go and see their family that didn't even live in Vancouver and so like God bless just
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make me the mentor i'll take care of those young people like you know they can stay up late i'll just work three or
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four days a week and I'll be the most amazing character in the world because there's no Charlie there really is
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so appreciate it thank you give me honor i appreciate it thank you so much hello what's your name hello my name's Alexia
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and speaking of Supernatural me and my family love Supernatural yay i honestly
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cried when you died oh thank you oh my it wasn't great but listen I die a lot
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very good at it very killable I've been told so my question is is there
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um part when you're working on the show was there a particular moment or an episode that really stuck out with you
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like after the show ended um wait wait what was the best part about the end show ending what was Could you just
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repeat moment that stuck with you while working through Supernatural towards the end of the show oh toward the end of the
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show oh yeah well cuz you know I got brought back as alternative Charlie Popland Charlie and I mean it was it was
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so nice to walk back on that set i literally started crying it felt like I was coming home and you know I say I
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love making my own content and I I love it i love doing things out of the box with no boss and that's really where my
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heart lies but Supernatural is like a family to me a safe space for me during
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a really stressful time when I was kind of driving myself on the ground with overwork and stress and so being on that
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set during the initial run it was just literally a refuge for me and going back on the set it was just like so touching
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and wonderful and as a testament to how awesome Jared and um Jensen are almost
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all the crew was the same the whole time on that show and that's just an amazing testament to how well they treated
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people a and what a wonderful family it was b and so when you see the same camera operator and the same guy at
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craft service and all this it's just like it's a family and that's what the show was on screen and off and that's
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what I loved about being on it so as far as like being on the show toward the end you know it was it was hard because my
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character came back and was like very tormented and um my favorite part was I
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did an episode with Jared in the car where we talked about my past and I kind of like created a bridge for him i
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didn't ever get an episode to create a bridge to Dean like that as my new character but being in the car with
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Jared regardless of his broccoli farts which were absolutely
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horrendous he also showed me a lot of Instagram videos of people smashing their balls on
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things like not deliberately but like falling off things and I'd be like "What keep it
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please please." Ah no oh I don't want to see people falling and busting their balls but kind of do other than that it
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was a really awesome It felt like getting back in the groove of my character and just being part of the family in a way where I didn't have to
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be like closed up and hostile i wish I'd gotten that opportunity with Dean um in
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an episode toward the end but you know it's not my show and I'm there to service the wonderful story that they
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told so yeah thank you for that question thank you thank you guys
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what's your name you're way too well dressed for being in the in the wasteland but okay hi my name is Brienne
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um I was wondering if you had a favorite funny memory from behind the scenes
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during your time on my show boy I have a lot i think the funniest one is
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everybody's got always tries to ask "What did your engines prank you?" And like until a certain point almost toward
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the end of the run of OG Charlie I was like "What are you talking about i've never seen them prank anyone they're so
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sweet and so gentlemanly and Jared can you know he picked me up like with one arm like seven times like he is a tree
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of a man like seriously he's so sweet and I was like I they are so respectful
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and they're from Dallas they're from They're Texas boys you know so they are Texas they are They are very respectful
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to ladies and then my last episode before I got killed off um I acted as
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Misha and during his closeup doing something very heartfelt Jared was
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literally giving him a wet willy and a wedgie at the same time
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and I was like what is going on here and like I took at when we were sitting on
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the sideline after shooting that I turned to Misha i was like how do you put up with that he's like
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I don't know so like getting to see experience the
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the the pranks not myself was very fun but I would not want to be Misha he's
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very hot so it might be fun for a minute but no no no thank you anyway thank you for that question thank you all right
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bye [Applause] what's up jp uh and not so silent love stol
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but I'll go ahead and ask uh what was it like working with you Patrick Harris in that project he is such a diva oh my god
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finally I can unwrap what I felt for so long my god like just the writers that
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he had on this web series were like seven page long like only red tomatoes
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were a stupid thing to put in there like most tomatoes are red no I'm just kidding he's amazing he's literally one
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of the most kind talented I mean I don't know what else to say i was so
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intimidated because I was kind of in love with him from 50 and so like seven-year-old me was like
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and just you know being that exper him and Nathan just being so experienced and
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I will say that I I grew up in a in a in a cage as I said before and I really
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wasn't around people and my confidence about my acting was like super low and so being intimidated was just my go-to
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and I had a real anxiety disorder that was absolutely out of control until probably like 5 years ago so um
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definitely got I'm glad I got working on that medically but at the same time they were so kind and supportive it made it
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so fun to kind of release all of that and just be in the moment um I won't say
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that I was totally comfortable all the time because they're just so consumate and I will say that Neil Patrick Harris walks like a panther
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and if you ever watch him walk you will agree with me um and Nathan is just Nathan like he is uh the best hugger in
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the business well Doug Jones it's it's a tie between them it's a different Doug is sort of like he's he's more rubber
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bands and Nathan's more like a teddy bear you know they're good hugs anyway
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thank you for your questions thank you shall we go go i better see you guys speak all right yeah let's do it yeah
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study hall what's up hi my name is Abby hi and um I wanted to say thank you for
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playing Charlie because I kind of found it during like a weird time and it kind
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of like just like made me happy i was like "Oh my god it's Charlie thank you so much." But my question was I wanted
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to ask you um what was it like coming on like the first set she's like "When I first found you it was like during the
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Leviathan series and you're just like this happy golucky character like faced with like issues like how is that like
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for you to come on the set and do that?" You know I only took that role because I it was season 7 they offered it to me
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when I was launching my company Geek and Sunundry which I and I was like I can't leave town thank you i can't leave town
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and I read the script and I was like well I have to do this a because of the character b because it's season 7 they're going to get cancelled this
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season and so the fun part of that was that the
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first uh day of shooting was just me doing the dancing walking around doing all that stuff and so it kind of felt
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like my set so I naively was confident because it was just all all about me and it was kind of a privilege to be able to
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start you know as a character because every character should be all about them right even if you have one line that
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person has a life right but it's hard as an actor to do that on a set that you're not like you know you don't own so yeah
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it was an amazing thing and the people who directed and Johnny um who directed
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it just made me feel at home and that's like when you're relaxed you do your best work creatively and in person so
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yeah thank you all right we're going to speed it we've got three minutes let's go we're going to do it we have three four questions let's go
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what was it like getting to work on the final season of Buffy a show that so many girls looked up to all the strong
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independent women on that show it was amazing i'm still friends very good friends with several people um Allison
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and Tom and several other you know awesome obstacles at the Joss um it was great it was it was a little mournful in
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that they were it was coming to an end and I know they wanted to do a spin-off with Faith and everybody got excited
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about that but then Eliza decided not to do it which is fine it's her life um but you know it was a little up and down but
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I will say that spirits were always high and the fact that it was just we all kind of knew you know this was special
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it was a special group of people so thank you for that question over here last one in the in the ball field
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whatever was up there yeah hi what was it like working on magicians
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it was great because I was like the old one and I was nursing my baby at the time so
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my tits were huge hi next question
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hi I'm Darren um first of all I know it's quick but thank you for everything you've done you got me through my teenage years and very few people have
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impacted me the way you have i'm on with my siblings and family very much through video games i've watched hundreds of
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hours of co-op to do yes my favorite um what is your favorite co-op game to
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either play with your brother or someone else or even your daughter stardew stardom you never have to leave you
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never have to leave last question red shirt hello are you cheating in whatever let's do it
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um so how did you react when you first got the monitor monitor queen of the nerds dude it's an eye roll man you
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never want a label cuz then people are like she thinks she's a queen i am now the grand dowager
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of the nerds and I'm happy and I will have that title until death don't you try to Thank you so much you guys
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