58) Desperate Housewives Part 1 (with Summer and Christy from We Are Going To Tell Podcast)

[00:00:27] Hello, welcome back to Casabloga. In this episode we're covering the first four seasons of Desperate

[00:00:32] Housewives. If you're watching this on YouTube, you probably noticed something a little different.

[00:00:38] Because for the first time here on Casabloga, well, first, for the first time here on Casabloga,

[00:00:44] I accidentally said the wrong name. I'm very careful not to say Casabloga. I have a guest,

[00:00:51] not just a guest, I have two guests. Since the show we're covering is Desperate Housewives,

[00:00:58] I have a Desperate Housewives podcast with me. It's actually two friends of mine,

[00:01:02] Summer and Christy from We Are Going To Tell Podcast.

[00:01:06] Summer and Christy

[00:01:08] Hello, listeners.

[00:01:11] So your names so that they can recognize your voices, like say,

[00:01:15] attribute the names to the voices. Oh, so true. Hi guys, I'm Christy and I'm Summer.

[00:01:23] And something that I was wanting to do. So on your show, every episode you do a moment

[00:01:30] of desperation. And it's just funny because I had one last night and I'm like, you know what,

[00:01:36] this would be something perfect to say. Because we're doing this today. I'm like,

[00:01:39] you know what, this is a moment of desperation. Please tell us all about it.

[00:01:45] I have a portable charger. It's a really big one. It's actually, it's charging over there.

[00:01:51] Otherwise I'd get up and get it. And I just, it has like a three week charge.

[00:01:58] I never have to charge it. Well, I guess I took it for granted because yesterday at work,

[00:02:04] my phone was at 30% and I went to go plug it in and there was no dots left on it.

[00:02:11] And so, and what sucks is because after work, I had scheduled to see two,

[00:02:16] two movies back to back. So I went saw those movies and I went home and I had to navigate

[00:02:23] my way home without my phone. And I rely on the transit app. So and I can't function well

[00:02:31] without Spotify. So like, yeah, that was not fun at all. I got home and like, I am the first thing

[00:02:39] I did before I changed is I plugged in my portable charger and my phone. And that'll never happen

[00:02:45] to you again. Ever. I will always plug my portable charger in even though it has a three week

[00:02:51] charge, I will plug, I will charge it every day off. That's a pretty good moment of desperation,

[00:02:56] but I am dying to know which movies you saw back to back. I don't think you've ever

[00:03:00] heard of it. The first one is called 1992. It's based on, well, the marketing is all wrong. It

[00:03:07] makes it sound like it's about the 1992 LA riots. It's just, it's a story that takes place during

[00:03:14] the riots, but it's a fictional story about a heist. Oh, okay. Yeah, it's actually, it's a very

[00:03:20] interesting story. It's Ray Leora's in it. This is last movie. And it's, at first I was

[00:03:27] disappointed. I'm like, wait, this is about something else. It's just the back, they used that as a

[00:03:31] backdrop. But at first I was disappointed. But then the story went on. I was like, hmm,

[00:03:36] actually, this is kind of interesting. Yeah, a pleasant surprise. The other movie.

[00:03:42] It was called Reagan. It's about the life of Ronald Reagan. Yes, that I've heard of.

[00:03:47] That one is actually really interesting. I kind of liked it. It was, it was kind of

[00:03:56] screaming in there, but like if you can look past that it was, it was a pretty good movie.

[00:04:01] I am glad that, because I originally, I was planning on seeing them today,

[00:04:06] but like I didn't know how long this was going to last. So I canceled today's tickets and moved

[00:04:11] them to yesterday. And I'm glad I did because Summer, you said you saw, you know about Reagan,

[00:04:17] so I'm sure you know why I'm bringing it up. But I'm glad I saw it last night instead of

[00:04:21] today because it turns out, you know who one of the people who star in the movie is?

[00:04:27] Mark Moses. I didn't even know that. I was watching the movie and I'm like, wait, is that boy young?

[00:04:37] No, I'm freaking out the way I'm gonna, the way I'm gonna cancel the barbecue I'm hosting later,

[00:04:42] and I have to watch this movie to see Mark Moses like I'm freaking out.

[00:04:47] He plays a character called, wait, no, that's the wrong oops. I forgot I did more searching

[00:04:52] on Wikipedia after and I was on a totally different page. He plays a character called William,

[00:04:59] William P. Clark Jr., who served as Reagan Secretary of State, then later his National

[00:05:05] Security Advisor and then his Secretary of the Interior. Oh, love that. He's not in the movie

[00:05:12] a lot, but he's you know, he's in there enough. Okay. In fact, he's in there. Yes. Yes.

[00:05:18] No, I'm freaking out. We have to go. I think we have to go through his.

[00:05:23] He's having the two biggest poly understands too. Yes. I know that's why that's why when I saw him,

[00:05:29] I was like, I have to tell them. It's funny is I thought like, I figured if I were to

[00:05:36] ever see him in anything now he'd look really old, but he looks younger in this. I think

[00:05:40] they dyed his hair because his hair is like a dark brown or something. Love him so much.

[00:05:47] It's pretty much the same. We follow him on Instagram. I feel like he looks

[00:05:50] Yeah, we've, we've spoken to him on Instagram. Oh, it's not just for a second there. I thought

[00:05:59] you're going to be like, we spoke to him in person, which knowing us track record,

[00:06:02] I wouldn't be surprised. No, we tried. We sure did try. Yeah. Christie had been sort of

[00:06:09] encouraging me during the SAG strike to go over there and obviously, you know, march

[00:06:13] and like be a part of the, the strike, but specifically to see Mark Moses as he was there

[00:06:19] like every single day. I was like, go network. So how many times have y'all? Her name's blanking me.

[00:06:30] I'm picturing it. How many times have y'all seen Bree in person?

[00:06:34] So we met her twice. The first time was last year here in New York,

[00:06:38] and she was doing a play at the Signature Theater. And we sort of on a whim, Christie was like,

[00:06:44] I'm going to be in New York. Let's go to this play while I'm there. And we're going to meet

[00:06:47] Marsha after and talk to her. And that's basically exactly how it went. So we got

[00:06:52] to speak to her. There was no like stage door. There was no barricade like anybody

[00:06:57] could just walk up to her. So I stormed over and I was like, Marsha Marsha. And then

[00:07:01] Christie and I launched into Hi, We Have a podcast. She was super, super gracious and kind

[00:07:07] and asked us about it. And then we followed each other on Instagram for about a year and cut to

[00:07:13] a couple of weeks ago, we went to go see her in a play in Los Angeles. So we've met her in person

[00:07:18] twice, but we've spoken to her quite a bit back and forth over the past year.

[00:07:23] That saw the picture of all the altogether. And I'm like, okay, that I envy.

[00:07:29] Thank you. How many of them have you? How many of the cast have you met in person?

[00:07:33] Because I remember you said that you were talking to somebody and he didn't realize that it was

[00:07:37] one of the, it was somebody, I forgot who you said it was. It was like, I think you said it was like

[00:07:42] Edie's nephew. You didn't realize it was him? Yeah. So I, so where I live in LA, I live in

[00:07:48] studio city and it's kind of where like all it's mainly where like the actors who aren't

[00:07:56] super, super famous actors live, but like just the working actors. So I was in a bar around here

[00:08:05] and I just see this guy and he just looked so familiar to me and I couldn't place him. Like

[00:08:09] I hadn't watched this for a few years. But like, I would think they would pick up on all of them.

[00:08:13] And I was like with a friend of mine and we were like, she kind of recognized him too. So we

[00:08:17] were like kind of like communicating with our eyes. And then all of a sudden you walked

[00:08:21] up to me and goes, Hey, love your jacket. And I was like, thanks. And he was like, okay,

[00:08:27] nice talking to you. And I was like, all right. And then he just came back around and he goes,

[00:08:31] Okay, I'm going to come talk to you guys again. You're like, okay. They were just chatting. My

[00:08:35] friend was talking to him more than I was. But then he said something about being an actor.

[00:08:39] And I said, Okay, I know that you say that you do look familiar. What were you on?

[00:08:43] And he was like desperate housewives. And I said, No, you weren't. I mean,

[00:08:48] no, you were not. I watched that show like eight times. I would have recognized you. That's my

[00:08:52] favorite show of all time. And he was like, I played Edie's nephew in season three. And I just

[00:08:56] went, You were on desperate housewives. Yes, that's correct. He was really nice. And then

[00:09:03] who else am I seeing? I saw so I saw him and then a few weeks later, I was at another bar

[00:09:07] in Burbank. And I saw the woman who plays Orson's wife on the season that we're currently

[00:09:15] covering season three. I didn't talk to her that I didn't really have much to say. But after I saw

[00:09:20] her, that's when I text summer and I was like, I think we should do a desperate housewives podcast

[00:09:25] because we're always like looking for a project to do. We sure are. Like every few years,

[00:09:31] And I think Christy, it's important to note that you do have a lot of these run-ins. You

[00:09:39] did see Terry Hatcher in person didn't get to talk to her but you saw her. I forgot

[00:09:43] about that. Yes. And then of course, Jesse Metcalf we will also talk to you. Yeah, we've

[00:09:53] had the pleasure or displeasure depending on how you look at it of speaking to Jesse Metcalf in

[00:09:59] person. Context? All we're going to say is John Tucker Must Die is a documentary I think.

[00:10:19] It's a nonfiction film. I would like to add that we do have a story time of our encounter with Mr.

[00:10:28] Metcalf up on our Patreon. We have made it exclusive because we don't want to air out anyone's dirty

[00:10:35] laundry. But it wasn't the best experience of our lives. We'll put it that way. He's kind

[00:10:43] of enemy of the pod. Who else have we seen? I feel like there had to have been somebody else.

[00:10:47] Well, we did one episode with Cody Cash but we haven't gotten to spend time with him in person.

[00:10:56] You mentioned the Patreon. I keep forgetting that you have that. I have to join that.

[00:11:01] Trevor, we also forget that we have. Don't join it yet. We're workshopping. I think

[00:11:07] we know now what we're going to do with it. So don't join it. Yeah, we'll give you the go ahead.

[00:11:13] I had a Patreon at one point for the podcast, for the first one, Digressor. Then I had

[00:11:21] just a $1 tier. I had nothing to offer. What I did at the time was I'd record the episode and

[00:11:27] post it the next day. And now I record months in advance. So at the time I didn't have anything

[00:11:32] to offer. So the $1 tier was all I had. It was access to the Discord server. I didn't

[00:11:38] have anybody on it. I didn't have anyone on the Patreon. So I just opened up the Discord and got

[00:11:43] rid of the Patreon. Yeah, yeah. We kind of know what that's like because we have a free tier and

[00:11:49] we're like, oh, there are so many people who are into the free tier but we don't really have anything

[00:11:54] for them. I think what we might do now, so many people have told us that they love the moment

[00:12:01] of desperation thing. So we might do a Patreon of us just chatting because it sounds

[00:12:06] like a good thing to actually would like. Yeah, we're talking. You said something about

[00:12:10] your always looking for a project to do and I keep encouraging y'all to start your own

[00:12:13] separate podcast where y'all just talk. No theme, no topic. Just hit record and just go because

[00:12:19] y'all can easily go like the first 40 minutes of the podcast is talking and they're like,

[00:12:25] oh, that's right. This is the podcast about desperate housewives. And it's like, oh,

[00:12:28] that's right. Well, it's especially good if Christy and I haven't like spoken in a few

[00:12:33] days or a week or so because then we have a lot to get out. But Trevor, let's put this out there

[00:12:39] to you. Christy and I have a couple of names we're throwing around for our next podcast and we

[00:12:44] have one that we've kind of had in our pocket for a while that I love called coastal behavior.

[00:12:52] But now we're starting to workshop the idea of having moments of desperation be like its own

[00:12:58] separate thing. So what do you think? Oh, crap. That's I like that moments of desperation could

[00:13:06] be like a spin off of the desperate housewives podcast, right? But then also the other one

[00:13:13] it would be its own separate thing. Right. Right. So that's why we're sort of stuck.

[00:13:18] That's why I think it should be moments of desperation because I think it would be an

[00:13:22] easier like then since we've kind of created this like whole thing with moments of desperation.

[00:13:29] Yeah. That sounds like a little bit funnier and it's definitely going to be like a comedy podcast.

[00:13:34] But I love I think coastal behavior is such a great title. It is an example.

[00:13:40] But it reminds me I have a third podcast I'm working on. It's that name reminds me of it.

[00:13:48] It started out as a joke. I told my co-workers you know how

[00:13:54] whenever people say Pacific they say specific and then vice versa. Yes.

[00:13:59] I was like I was like that's oddly Pacific. And then oh I like that.

[00:14:06] And then I started saying it as a joke and I'm like that's an idea for a podcast

[00:14:10] and I started working on it instead of it's not a comedy podcast I'm wanting to do it's

[00:14:19] mysteries of the Pacific coast. Oh that's cool as heck.

[00:14:31] Yeah I would definitely listen to that. I also think digressor is a great name.

[00:14:36] So I'm just putting that out there. That's so that also started out as a joke back in high

[00:14:41] school. Well my friends and I were talking about what superhero it would be and they were

[00:14:44] all they came up with with different ones and they were all like you know whatever.

[00:14:49] And I said I'm that digressor and they're like what's that. I was like I keep change

[00:14:53] I said I would keep changing the subject and make the villain forget what they were doing.

[00:14:57] Yes no that's that's so funny because my first thought was oh it sounds like a superhero name

[00:15:01] so awesome yes. And so like when I was coming up at the podcast I was like what could I name

[00:15:07] it I don't and I was literally messaging my friends like what could I name it I don't know.

[00:15:11] And then finally one day I was like I was looking at my Facebook memories and I had posted that

[00:15:16] back in 2009 the digressor and I'm like that's it. By George I think we've got it.

[00:15:28] I think that's a blog I just came around because I like puns. It also that started out as a

[00:15:36] blog I have a I have a I don't really update it often anymore it's a blog called The Blog

[00:15:41] and the blog about whatever that's the full thing and then it's just the blog and then I

[00:15:49] do different each category has a pun like there's a tv one called The Blogging Dead

[00:15:56] and then one where I talk about there's two different movie ones there's the

[00:16:02] movies I consider to be the greatest of all time cast a blog and then just a general

[00:16:08] movie blog called Desolation of Blog and so cool yeah and then the last one

[00:16:17] those two more there was a gaming one where I talk about games called The Elder Blog

[00:16:22] and then the last one like that the last one I talked about music it's called Blog Toven.

[00:16:28] Oh my gosh and so when I decided to do a

[00:16:31] a movie podcast I'm like I'll just make it a podcast version of the blog.

[00:16:39] Yeah no that's the way to do it it's like you have your own Trevor tipped an umbrella and then

[00:16:43] all these things are falling under it. Well it's funny you say that because

[00:16:47] okay I'm gonna edit this part out I'm not ready to announce this yeah I think I told you

[00:16:51] all about my idea for um yeah oh wait oh maybe I should have done Skype because it says

[00:16:58] I have two minutes remaining of it's okay we can um pop back into the same link.

[00:17:03] Oh okay I see it's been along oh yeah I used to have the paid version so I could just go on forever

[00:17:10] is this gonna have a watermark? No it shouldn't. Okay anyway back in anyway we've been talking for

[00:17:19] almost an hour and actually how long has I don't know I don't know when we started recording.

[00:17:25] Half an hour yeah. This is just like your podcast we've yet to actually talk about

[00:17:30] the first four seasons of Desperate Housewives which is fine I totally don't mind.

[00:17:34] We've talked about Desperate Housewives it's totally um I don't even know what I was so excited

[00:17:45] to talk to y'all that I did even think about the actual content of the show.

[00:17:51] That's honestly that's flattering I like that.

[00:17:54] It's like I don't know I didn't think I'd get this far.

[00:17:58] You're so me Christy how many times have I said that sentence unironically?

[00:18:03] You do say it all the time I think we had a long conversation about it when we were recording

[00:18:07] my say. Yes because I am yes and as Christy knows and Trevor you'll come to know I am

[00:18:13] somebody who doesn't think about the consequences of my actions. Very true.

[00:18:18] Somewhere remember how a couple weeks ago and on Instagram I said

[00:18:22] like I love you both but you're my favorite because you and I yeah you and I are so similar

[00:18:31] and I'm like I you do think they're like that's me.

[00:18:36] That makes me so happy I hope that you know all the listeners are able to identify with

[00:18:42] either one or both of us but I think it's almost like when you're watching Wicked I have

[00:18:47] to compare it to Wicked and you're like really drawn to Elphaba or you're really drawn to Galinda

[00:18:52] and like you still love the show as a whole and you love the other character but

[00:18:56] you know there's something special there. I'm probably the drier meaner listeners.

[00:19:01] Yes okay I think that's a normal thing though because there was a couple of my co-workers

[00:19:06] I'm really close to and yesterday I was talking with one of them and I was like

[00:19:11] it was like a similar dynamic where I was talking with her and I said so with her

[00:19:20] I'm trying not to say their names on the podcast you know what no one's listening to this anyway so

[00:19:26] We name them. That's us all the time yeah. Meena and Nicole. Meena is like a little sister to me

[00:19:31] and then so I was talking with Nicole and I said yeah I was like she and I are like

[00:19:41] really close and I forgot how I worded it but like she got offended for a second she was not

[00:19:46] like I didn't like her at all and that's what I was afraid that you were gonna do.

[00:19:50] I thought Christy I thought that's what you're gonna think whenever I sit right

[00:19:52] that's why I'm like I gotta be careful how I word this because there's other people reading this

[00:19:57] Oh no it takes so much to offend her but I realized I found a wording yesterday while talking

[00:20:04] with Nicole because she was like yeah I know like you eff with her more and I was like no no no no

[00:20:11] not more just different. Different yeah. With Nicole I can vent to I talked to her we have

[00:20:18] like serious conversations with Meena I can basically yeah with her like yeah yeah yeah like

[00:20:23] jump up and down holding hands and like another way I worded it was um I vent to Nicole

[00:20:31] and I spill the tea to Meena. Sure yes that's you too basically it's like the same dynamic in a way

[00:20:38] that's what I like to hear

[00:20:44] and you know what I think that's actually a good almost segue into Desperate Housewives because

[00:20:50] something Christy and I do talk about a lot is identifying with like one of the four main

[00:20:55] characters or more typically like two of them because you know how you know how on Sex in

[00:21:01] the City you're supposed to be at least two of them like a healthy mix of two I feel like it's

[00:21:06] the same with Desperate Housewives and we've gone over this Christy. Yeah no for sure yeah because

[00:21:11] they're all oh my gosh are archetypes yeah so it's like hard to really be one like I always say

[00:21:19] I'm like and I guess we do this Trevor who are your Housewives Sun, Moon and Rising because

[00:21:24] like mine is I think I'm an Edie Sun, you are, Lynette Moon, Gabby Rising. Yeah okay so the thing

[00:21:33] about that I hear y'all say that all the time but I honestly don't know I just know that I know that

[00:21:40] I relate in the most astutian every time she falls or like burns something or does something

[00:21:46] stupid I'm like yes I haven't done that but I would do that. Yes totally understand

[00:21:55] yeah Summer's a Susan too so that makes sense. I'm a very healthy Bree Susan combo.

[00:22:02] I'm also Golden Girls, I am Rose all the way. Yes yes okay so my cat's name is Blanche as you've

[00:22:10] probably heard me refer to on the pod. Rose is my favorite but Blanche is the one that

[00:22:15] I think I am the most so and Kristie you are Dorothy. Are you a Southern Belle? I actually

[00:22:23] I don't know Golden Girls that well. It's okay Trevor I'll get her into it, I'll get her into it.

[00:22:30] I've only seen episodes here and there. One of us, one. Wait why am I Dorothy? Yeah you'll see.

[00:22:42] Just super yes she's she's B Arthur she's dry sarcastic kind of always has like a witty

[00:22:50] quip and a little insulting to the others. Also I know I said this to you in messages Kristie

[00:23:01] but like I'm noticing more like talking to you live with your mannerisms and stuff you

[00:23:07] remind me of Julie Mayer. Really? That's so cute. That's so funny. I've been trying to like pinpoint

[00:23:17] it now when I've been watching the show but it's like hard to like see your own mannerisms.

[00:23:22] Oh of course but also you know Trevor that's like a funny point because I've known Kristie

[00:23:27] for 10 years so I will never have a similar vantage point than you from like not knowing her the way

[00:23:35] that I do but when you point that out now I'm going to start to look for it.

[00:23:42] Look what is it? I feel like she goes like that. I don't know I don't know what it is.

[00:23:47] She did like Julie just has a certain mannerism it's like I don't know if it's the way the

[00:23:51] actor does or if like they told her like hey act like this but like okay so perfect example one to one

[00:23:59] you remember how when you were Kristie when you were talking about when you ran into the Edie's nephew

[00:24:06] and you're like the way you reacted like no you're not like that's literally Julie reacted to him

[00:24:13] like Julie did the same mannerisms here like you're not how does he thank you.

[00:24:20] Yes yes okay now I see what you're talking about. He probably got a flashback to being on set.

[00:24:26] Yeah. I was like you're literally not a desperate housewife and not even a master so

[00:24:34] oh well but that's so funny. You seeing the countdown too? Yeah. Yes Dave if you want we can

[00:24:42] pop out now and then just come back in on the same link. Okay I'm gonna stop recording and then

[00:24:47] wait how do I okay so apparently it's not counting down the recording it's the meeting itself. Yes. Yeah

[00:24:59] so as I started recording as soon as you joined I think for desperate housewives part one part two

[00:25:05] we should actually talk about the show. Wow bless you if that was a sneeze I'm assuming.

[00:25:16] It was a cough. Oh well still bless you. Bring back manners 2024.

[00:25:28] Yes I try to be nice to people in public it's weird it's funny like I literally I'll hold the

[00:25:34] door for someone and then like a whole group of people then I just leave I'm like but then

[00:25:38] I'll close the door on someone. Wow you're so mean we are the same person okay. See I told you

[00:25:47] well anyway desperate housewives uh I've how are we going to talk about the show like I want to

[00:25:55] talk about the show but I don't want to spoil anything for people who haven't seen it. It's been

[00:25:59] on for so long we don't care about spoilers we're like yeah I mean but I noticed there are people

[00:26:04] getting into it now hello. Yes there you are yeah we um we we've noticed that a lot of people are

[00:26:19] just getting into it for the first time and it's one of those things where at least on our

[00:26:23] podcast we are careful about spoilers in that as we go episode by episode if we drop something that

[00:26:28] we know happens much later we'll just kind of say like a time stamp and hey you know skip over this

[00:26:33] for a minute or 30 seconds if you don't want to spoiler but it is one of those things where

[00:26:38] we're kind of like well the show ended in 2012 so if it's been over for 12 years you've kind

[00:26:42] of had enough time. Fair enough so I just want to include minor spoilers we will include like

[00:26:52] people who die later in the second half. Sure. Or people who lose the use of their legs in the

[00:27:00] second half. Yes exactly. So how do y'all want to talk about it go season by season

[00:27:08] you're going episode by episode and we don't have time for that we can go season by season.

[00:27:13] Yeah we could definitely do that. Yeah whatever you want to do. Well I see like the

[00:27:18] something I forgot to mention at the beginning I had said on my

[00:27:23] Instagram on my Twitter and on my Instagram when I made the announcement this was originally

[00:27:27] going to be episode 56 and I pushed it back and then pushed it back again and then I accidentally

[00:27:34] forgot to change the the titles of those those episodes. Oh and so it went from episode 55

[00:27:41] to 56 to 57 and then I had a couple people messaging like did I miss an episode and I was like oh

[00:27:48] and so like and then I forgot to do it again so then like episode 58 came out and I'm like 57.

[00:27:55] Yeah yeah no honestly if it's any consolation we do similar things all the time because you're

[00:28:00] a one person operation running the show. Yeah and so like I said in the announcement I'll explain

[00:28:06] whenever the episode goes up. So originally I had recorded the Desperate Housewives part one episode

[00:28:13] and I was like all right it's done it's scheduled I'm done with that moving on and then I like I didn't

[00:28:21] even it's like I befriended them and I didn't even wasn't even thinking about having them on as

[00:28:25] guests and then it actually they had the actor that played Zach Young on their show I'm like

[00:28:30] wait they're open to guesting. Oh yeah oh yeah. I asked them if they could be on Desperate

[00:28:36] Housewives part two and then I'm like wait a second we can re-record the first one I ended

[00:28:40] I kind of didn't like the first one because it was mostly just me talking about my history of the

[00:28:44] show. I barely even talked about the show itself so yeah. Well everybody's got like a specific

[00:28:53] tie to the show I know for Kristy and I we watched it when we were far well I was far too

[00:28:57] young to be watching it but um yeah everybody's got like their history to the show and then

[00:29:02] obviously like the content itself is a little different but um that's what makes it so special

[00:29:07] you know. I think for me like watching it because I my mom didn't really watch it when I was growing

[00:29:14] up because she wanted to be an actress in the 90s so all of them were her age so she got upset

[00:29:20] but so I didn't really watch it then however I kind of picked up on it when it was like on

[00:29:24] Netflix right before the show had ended and I just I say this all the time on the pod but

[00:29:29] I think it's so interesting like how my perspectives change on like the characters and the circumstances

[00:29:34] based on like where I am in my life like when I first watched it as an angsty 15 year old I saw

[00:29:40] season one Brie and I was like she's so annoying oh my god I would hate to have her as a mom and now

[00:29:45] I'm like no like I want to live in her house forever like I want to live in her basement

[00:29:49] and have her cook me amazing meals and yeah just like be a stay at home daughter she's

[00:29:54] incredible. You were basically Andrew when season one when you watched season one. Yes

[00:29:59] Yes. Yes if I was like an angsty gay I would have been Andrew for sure. And you're saying

[00:30:06] you're not an angsty gay I'm pretty sure that's no and I think that's what's so special about

[00:30:11] especially the first season is like it really hooks you in with all of these characters with

[00:30:16] very very strong storylines to start and very big personalities and that you know goes back to

[00:30:22] like identifying with one of the core four so to speak but it kind of doesn't matter what age

[00:30:28] you are because you're going to find somebody in this world to relate to to tie back to you and I

[00:30:35] think that's really one of season one's strengths and one of season two's weaknesses. Agreed. Agreed.

[00:30:43] One thing I love about the show I am a big fan of like story development character development

[00:30:49] tell me a good story where the characters change I love that and that's like that's

[00:30:54] love about this and like for example with the first time I watched it the first time I ever saw

[00:31:02] the first episode Gabby and Carlos were my least favorite character that hated them

[00:31:06] really and then by the end of the show they were my favorite characters because they they you

[00:31:13] know all the characters have changed by you know throughout the eight series seasons they've

[00:31:18] changed the most they like they're not even the same people played by the same actors

[00:31:22] that's how much they've changed if you finish the last episode and turn around and watch the first

[00:31:27] episode you're like wait wait what what happened it's like they went through a lot right right no

[00:31:33] that's a great point that's so true and I think that is such like one of the beauties of television

[00:31:39] that I was actually just talking about this somebody the other day that with current tv we

[00:31:43] don't see because we're in such an era of like mini series and every episode has to like

[00:31:48] have a purpose and it can't just be a filler episode to just develop the character and with

[00:31:54] television before it was like you would be sitting with these characters for like eight years you

[00:31:59] would see them go through so much you really genuinely cared about them and now it's like tv

[00:32:03] is just like extended movies that maybe there will be a little character development but not as much

[00:32:08] as like seeing this like really abusive machismo husband like turn into like a really like amazing

[00:32:17] caring husband and father so it's just there's so much there that's one thing I don't like too

[00:32:23] like they used to have like that's what housewives every episode every season has like 23 episodes

[00:32:27] you have a chance you have a chance to like sit and relax with these with these characters

[00:32:32] in slow moments even though they're not even doing anything and now you get in shows like with

[00:32:38] like for example doctor who they used to have like longer seasons where you can actually sit and

[00:32:43] relax where the doctor and the companion actually you get to know them and got to care for them as

[00:32:50] partners but now in this season that just ended there was eight episodes I don't know who this

[00:32:55] I don't know who I don't know who she is yeah right right and you know that's funny that uh

[00:33:02] yes and I think it's also a product of I'm gonna say like early 2000s television as a whole

[00:33:07] because right now I'm watching monk and I feel so I love it I'm so deeply invested in these people

[00:33:15] I love Sharona I love Adrienne monk like I love each of these characters and monk only has like 10 or

[00:33:22] 11 episodes a season but they do such a good job of fleshing these people out and you know

[00:33:27] it's still a 40 minute episode so it's a quality it's a quality control issue I think even like

[00:33:36] in monk even like the one-off characters like the victims family like in one episode like you

[00:33:41] love them like no come back be a return character yes yes I'm still in the first season but um I just

[00:33:48] watched the episode when they're on vacation and they're at the hotel and they have like the

[00:33:53] in hotel detective oh my gosh I'm obsessed with um Rita that reminded me of Colombo in a way

[00:34:03] because yeah he was kind of Colombo would be like oh and another thing he'd come back with monk they

[00:34:09] he couldn't solve the case and he left and he come back and he looked at the picture the brief case

[00:34:14] wasn't there before yes yes exactly like and it gives me a chill and um yeah it just feels so

[00:34:21] real and so relatable and it's something that tv now is lacking but we've seen desperate

[00:34:26] housewives do it we've seen monk we've seen dr hurt like capable of of making such rich vivid

[00:34:34] characters with really fully fleshed out lives and you would think that as time has gone on

[00:34:38] we would be doing more and more of that but I haven't seen it yeah if they were to do like

[00:34:43] coming back around I'm a linear television truth there will be back yes there was a

[00:34:50] there was a recent show I don't remember what it was it did have like 23 episodes and it was yes

[00:34:58] um I don't remember what it was but um if they were to do a desperate housewives revival or

[00:35:03] like a reboot or something I I guarantee you each episode 80 season would have like 10 episodes

[00:35:08] and it would just be like straight it would just be like straight to the mystery and then like the

[00:35:12] basic points not uh right and in the actual show there's all these like side characters and

[00:35:20] side quests that they go on right and little little little storylines going on that like

[00:35:25] flushes out this whole world it's like it feels like you can actually go to a stereo lane and

[00:35:29] live there I want to move there okay maybe not because there's so much drama and scandal and

[00:35:35] death but well have I got news for you number don't do this please do it

[00:35:43] remember we don't have time for it um but I'll message you about it separately it's uh

[00:35:47] it's gonna blow your mind I I am excited to hear about this anything you have to say I

[00:35:56] I'm gonna transport you to a stereo lane it's a long story we'll get into it later okay

[00:36:04] you already saw my face like uh yes but um just just to kind of touch on season one as a whole I

[00:36:13] remember going through and recording um now it was like almost this time last year that Christine and

[00:36:18] I were going through season one and I feel like there were so many quote unquote filler episodes

[00:36:23] or even just filler storylines where a lot of the time we were saying oh Lynette had the D

[00:36:28] story this time because it just wasn't like super high stakes super important it was really just

[00:36:33] yeah just showing us like oh Lynette has this um kind of crappy little life with her crappy little

[00:36:40] family oh my god is that an okay word to say yeah okay um her life is not that extraordinary and

[00:36:49] like she always seemed to be getting the short end of the stick in terms of what the storyline was

[00:36:54] but still it didn't take away from us like loving Lynette it's still helped to build out

[00:36:58] the character so we were seeing a lot of like those filler storylines in season one even

[00:37:02] if it wasn't a full filler episode but it was also so grounding for the show too because we would

[00:37:08] have like this juxtaposition of like um this uh trunk being taken out of the river and there's

[00:37:18] body chunks in it and everything and then we would cut to Lynette like grounding her kids up

[00:37:24] and it was just so that's what makes the show so special it's like in one show you have this

[00:37:30] like crazy murder and then Lynette has the nanny cam on try right right yeah for nanny's better

[00:37:37] i love it you pointed out you pointed out something whenever y'all were talking about the

[00:37:41] about season one whenever y'all were talking about on your show you pointed out something

[00:37:45] that i literally thought of the first time i watched a show if he had just left the trunk

[00:37:49] under the pole nobody would ever found it he he throws it in the river he throws it in the

[00:37:54] river and then it's found like the next day we talk a lot about this because we love paul young so much

[00:38:01] but we don't love him for his brains because he just makes such stupid decisions throughout season one

[00:38:06] he's he's almost like oh what bad decision can i make next and he's always trying to top himself in

[00:38:12] terms of like terrible decision making yeah it's like he could have just covered it up like just

[00:38:18] just leave it alone nobody's gonna pick up the pole and then he would have just been able

[00:38:22] to stay on the lane would have been known as a great husband and father and wouldn't have ended

[00:38:26] up in jail so and he would have had so much more sympathy extended to him yes yeah and we are like

[00:38:33] again we talk about the show all the time but like what they did to the paul young character is

[00:38:38] so deeply upsetting because one of my favorite things in tv is like when there's somebody

[00:38:42] who's introduced as a villain kind of what they did with orson like introduces a villain and then

[00:38:47] as the years go on you as a viewer and the and the characters kind of forget that they're a

[00:38:52] villain and they just kind of like come back into like normal life they could have done that with paul

[00:38:57] young like by season three we could have had a we could have seen them like go on like dinner dates

[00:39:03] or hooking up with edie you're like something really good yeah um just like normal like just a

[00:39:11] normal storyline and they didn't do that which is actually really harrowing and sad now that

[00:39:15] we're critically looking at this show can i give a what if and christy i know you'll like this

[00:39:20] okay um trevor feel free to give your your thoughts and opinions but imagine in instead of ian instead

[00:39:25] of the ian storyline christy already loves it oh my god stop we had paul young sort of romancing

[00:39:33] susan at this time or just like being a caring shoulder for you know mike being in the coma

[00:39:39] and just however like that would look just the two of them starting to get to know each other

[00:39:43] and kind of become friends and then the animosity that that would create when mike wakes up

[00:39:48] if susan was like now friends with paul and then mike hates him yes summer i'm so upset we were not

[00:39:56] in the writers room i'm so upset we were 12 i know and not like fully formed adults

[00:40:03] in the uc writers room because that would have been amazing instead of introducing ian but you

[00:40:08] know what that's what fan fiction is for um i don't do fan fiction they kind of

[00:40:15] kind of had that idea i guess in a way because she does dream about him later

[00:40:20] oh that's true yeah well there was that one episode in season one when we were at the dance

[00:40:26] and i was like oh my god why is my heart racing for season of paul right now he's still my heart

[00:40:31] right right right like i was obsessed so i think i think that must have been something that they were

[00:40:37] like toying with and then never came to fruition again like now working at a studio i

[00:40:43] learned about all like the politics that goes on behind the scenes as to why storylines get dropped

[00:40:48] and things like that so yeah very well could have just been tossed away but i know i'm a truther

[00:40:54] i just remembered that like because we were talking about like our history with the show

[00:40:59] i already talked about it in the first recording so my mind i'm like oh i already checked that box

[00:41:03] i didn't go through it again because that recording doesn't it exist i'm not going to post it

[00:41:08] but um yeah so my history with that i was trying to find something it's funny that you said that

[00:41:14] you started watching it and on netflix as it was ending so did i because a friend of mine and i

[00:41:22] we were talking about shows to watch i was like give me something to watch on netflix and she says

[00:41:26] desperate housewives and i'm like and i'm being serious and she goes no i am too

[00:41:30] and i was like okay fine i'll watch the first episode if i don't like it i'm not watching it

[00:41:35] and in the first episode has like it starts with a suicide and then it just goes from there it's like

[00:41:41] very like a buried family secret announcement of a divorce and like this this this that i'm like

[00:41:48] attempted murder and i'm like okay you got me for the first episode the first episode ends

[00:41:54] like sorry girls i never i never wanted you to know my secret and i was like and i binge the

[00:42:00] first i the first time i watched it i watched all eight seasons in under a month and me too i think

[00:42:07] and so but here's the thing i i loved it so much and then so like that was in 2013 and then

[00:42:14] 2016 i watched it again and i spaced it out over the course of a year on hulu because they'd

[00:42:19] already taken enough netflix and and so and it because i realized when i watched it my second

[00:42:25] time that because i watched it so fast there was entire storylines and characters i missed

[00:42:30] because like i i couldn't i couldn't separate the the chapters i couldn't separate the seasons it was

[00:42:36] just one big long and so whenever i slowed down and i actually appreciated it more and now here

[00:42:42] it is in 2024 like almost 10 years after that and i'm they keep moving where it's at so i'm

[00:42:51] i bought them on uh actually you know what one of the first things i told y'all is that i've been

[00:42:59] buying them on ebd oh good i bought them one at a time i love my god yeah and i couldn't find the

[00:43:09] i couldn't find the uh the box set and after i bought season eight guess what i found the box

[00:43:16] oh no but the box that's a good collector's idea but i was like you know what i am not replacing

[00:43:23] these unless they release some on blu-ray i that's the only reason i would replace these is if they

[00:43:29] release some on blu-ray and it doesn't look like they're going to i mean it kind of looks beautiful

[00:43:34] like that might be a silly thing to say but yeah visually very appealing like this one's thick

[00:43:41] and then this one's standard size standard size thick thick regular regular regular like there's no

[00:43:47] consistency here right right right but you know what trevor to your point about um watching it all at

[00:43:53] once versus spacing it out over a long time um there's something to be said for that too and for

[00:44:00] shows that we see now they're just dropping all their episodes at once or even if they are

[00:44:04] going week by week it's like you don't always remember to tune in and i think that's one

[00:44:08] of the problems with streaming um but watching the show week by week with christie is kind of cool

[00:44:13] because there is so much going on in this show right from season one you know you said we start

[00:44:19] with a suicide and then we have four very distinct stories happening we have edie we have carl we

[00:44:24] have this one we have that one and there are so many side characters who show up for like

[00:44:28] a cameo an episode or two we have stew from stew's place we have nat we have um carol we

[00:44:35] have like all of these one-off characters and i think something that desperate housewives does

[00:44:40] so well is that it still manages to keep you like knowing who these people are um and you're

[00:44:47] still able to follow despite having so many people rotating through that revolving door so to speak

[00:44:53] that's true i love that which some shows are not good at doing like i remember i would watch

[00:44:58] pretty little liars did i ever go on a pretty little liars rant on our show summer or no

[00:45:02] okay i hate that show i was obsessed with it i was thinking about watching it but uh i i never got

[00:45:09] around to watching it so i actually i was obsessed with that show when it was first on and then

[00:45:14] it's kind of like teen desperate housewives really and then i watched that and then desperate

[00:45:19] housewives was kind of the first like adult show i started watching that kind of like transitioned

[00:45:24] me into like that kind of media rather than just like disney channel and abc family and after

[00:45:30] i watched desperate housewives i was like oh this is what a well written show looks like

[00:45:34] because with pretty little liars it's like same premise it's four girls there's a mystery like

[00:45:39] every season but like they'll be in season three referencing something really small that happened

[00:45:43] in season one and it's like we don't it wouldn't wrap anything up whereas i feel like desperate

[00:45:49] housewives is a really good job of wrapping up like the big things and then the smaller

[00:45:54] things that we are going to remember continue like the susan and mike back and forth and like

[00:45:58] the edy and like the relationships continue on but like the storylines and every season right

[00:46:04] one thing i one thing i love is that um even they they do wrap up the the mystery and stuff

[00:46:10] it's not eight season isn't self-contained like um like something i didn't even notice until this

[00:46:17] watch through is that um you find out what happened at the end of at the end of season

[00:46:23] the last episode of season one you find out you know the answer to the mystery it was

[00:46:26] mary allis that killed her and and all that and paul young tells mike everything but the girls

[00:46:33] don't find out till the first episode of season two right right that's a great point i didn't

[00:46:38] even notice that because i'm thinking oh yeah we finally know and then uh right at the the

[00:46:42] first episode of season two they're walking down the like mike comes home and tells susan

[00:46:47] and then they're walking down the road and and they're like so mary allis killed her and

[00:46:51] they're like yeah it's like oh they're just now finding that out right right right yeah i kind of

[00:46:58] i kind of love and hate sometimes when we as the audience know something that uh the characters

[00:47:03] don't because either i like being in on it or it will drive me insane that they don't know it yet

[00:47:09] yeah but desperate housewives is good about it it's like um oh that's all that

[00:47:16] put poop on his butt ew i didn't see that tofu what the heck ew sorry i don't have any

[00:47:26] i smelled something the closest thing i closest thing i had to an animal my sister gave me this

[00:47:31] oh i love it i named it weird owl

[00:47:38] christie are you going to tell trevor your history with weird owl i guess i can

[00:47:44] um my mom dated him for a little while what before i was born before i was born but i know him

[00:47:50] he's like a family friend i was gonna say like are you could you secretly be i wish he could have been

[00:47:57] my dad they were like it was like right before she met my dad yeah so have you gotten a dna test

[00:48:05] they've done 23 in me oh no trust me she's her father's daughter i am my father's daughter

[00:48:11] yeah there's no it's like you're 83 according oh i wish i wish um no i'm too much like my dad to be

[00:48:23] weird owls child that's right um yeah um sorry we're worried after tofu just disrupted it well i think

[00:48:34] we can touch on season two because christie and i obviously have a lot of gripes with it

[00:48:38] we do complain about it a lot and even now that on our show we are covering season three we still

[00:48:43] keep referencing our qualms with season two yeah because my thing is like sorry for getting i keep

[00:48:53] forgetting the mystery of season two it was the apple wise because like yeah they because like with

[00:48:58] season one like most of the mystery is to have this show it's like that's like the main focus

[00:49:02] and then with the little side stories but then season two it's like the apple whites they were

[00:49:07] every now and then it's like oh here's a little bit more of the story yes yes so it's like

[00:49:12] not much of a mystery no it felt very disconnected and i think again like you said watching it

[00:49:19] before it's like you're watching it kind of all as one the show so you're not really noticing

[00:49:24] like all the little things and um i've only ever really binged this show i haven't watched it

[00:49:30] like week by week that we're doing now and i would only also pay attention to like the

[00:49:35] mike and susan storylines and like all the relationships was more interesting to me than

[00:49:40] the mysteries i was like oh yeah the mystery but i cared more about the relationships so now paying

[00:49:44] attention to the writing and like all of every single storyline i'm starting to notice these

[00:49:50] things a little bit more and yeah we say it every week that the apple white storyline was just

[00:49:55] so disconnected to the rest of the show why should we care about this whereas like with

[00:50:00] orson now in season three they're bringing him in and it's like okay so he's already kind of

[00:50:05] ingrained himself in the lives of these characters that we love so um what's the oh sorry he's gonna text

[00:50:15] so now it's like the stakes are a little bit higher versus um versus the apple whites just

[00:50:22] showing up killed somebody from before we even knew them who you don't even care about

[00:50:27] and then dates a character we don't care about either so it's just like sorry i'm

[00:50:32] my brain's on if i'm going in circles speaking i you made sense speaking of orson showing up

[00:50:37] and integrating um this watch there i something i didn't i never really realized until now

[00:50:44] whenever he's introduced it makes it sound like he's going to be more of a susan character

[00:50:48] yes and then and so like i think of him as a brie character and then all of a sudden here he is

[00:50:53] talking with susan in the nursing home in the in the last one and then he's in uh she runs

[00:50:59] in two months at the theater and then it's like i'm like wait so when does the brie thing happen

[00:51:06] right right and um yeah i mean in my mind's eye i have a lot of love for orson because in my

[00:51:13] mind's eye he's just a good guy um and obviously like all of these characters are deeply layered

[00:51:20] and have their own like checkered pasts but yeah i do the same thing where i i only really

[00:51:24] associate him with brie so remember like seeing him with susan in the movie theater i was like i

[00:51:28] totally forgot about that they must have been bringing him in for a different reason at first

[00:51:33] yeah because they probably changed direction yeah speaking of um orson in the in the nursing

[00:51:38] home and changing direction who is that lady he would go to see that she's never brought

[00:51:43] up again after season two i was waiting for her to come back in but like that she's never

[00:51:48] brought up again i think i saw something i think it was maybe like one of the fan accounts posted

[00:51:55] like a fun fact about that i don't know what the validity of it is but i think they just

[00:52:00] changed his storyline and it was he was supposed to have some like shady thing connected to

[00:52:06] that woman but wait that's maybe i'm in a different reality because i remember that

[00:52:14] being a whole storyline no it just it dropped it i was waiting for her to i was watching season

[00:52:20] three like waiting for her to come back in and then like the rest of his story and then he's

[00:52:25] he leaves the show and i'm like who was that lady oh wow why do i have a big memory of that

[00:52:33] mandela effect you've been del affected an entire an entire storyline and i think so

[00:52:39] you did the opposite of my first watch there where i forgot all the storylines yeah making up

[00:52:44] yeah exact well christine i make up storylines i feel like on a regular basis we love making up

[00:52:49] storylines no we're gonna get like a cease and desist from like mark cherry now we keep joking

[00:52:55] about that we have to be careful yeah um something that i was thinking about is uh i'll try to think

[00:53:05] something i didn't even bring up with my first recording i was like uh because y'all talk about it

[00:53:11] and then and then like everyone i see a lot of people talking about that's with housewives

[00:53:14] i i was like i don't have anything unique to say and i'm like i kind of do have a unique

[00:53:18] perspective because i'm asexual and non-binary and so i'm watching the show like um y'all

[00:53:24] know what asexual is right i have to explain i sure do yeah what's the story there oh that was

[00:53:31] how i identified for a really long time okay oh see we have so much in common we actually do

[00:53:38] are we the same person i think we were we were um separated at birth we were separated at birth

[00:53:45] and so um i had to explain it to so many people but um because of that i see the world

[00:53:52] differently than other people ever like sex everywhere everywhere everything everyone's

[00:53:56] and so like i'm watching that and i see like carlos you know he's set on something and gabby just

[00:54:02] goes like that and or opens up her top and then it's carl never mind i'm going with you and i'm like

[00:54:08] and then like tom getting mad because lanette is like she's too busy to have sex with them and i'm

[00:54:12] like dude i was like my mind is like why yeah yeah no one totally gets that and like i'm not

[00:54:22] into the whole like the whole macho thing so like i see that in in media and like they try to like

[00:54:31] you know no i get it because even that phrase like sex sells i always was like why yeah why

[00:54:38] yeah it's like my mom would tell me that all the time when i was growing up

[00:54:43] oh brother said my mom would always tell that to me when i was growing up yeah and i just

[00:54:50] like never understood what all the fuss was about and it's funny because like it's such a strong

[00:54:55] theme of desperate housewives it's like you know somehow ingrained in every episode so

[00:55:00] yeah and what's funny is like i don't notice it like um apparently i don't notice people flirting

[00:55:07] with me um because i was that um perfect example and my friends uh you know um because i'm in san

[00:55:14] francisco i moved here from ohio my friends in ohio us occasionally still bring this up

[00:55:18] i had i was at payless back in 2014 and i was buying a pair of shoes and um the girl at the

[00:55:25] counter like we were talking we were just chatting and then after i was um after i was paying i paid

[00:55:31] she goes oh and then you're gonna have to write down your phone number to put in the thing i was

[00:55:35] like she asked for my phone number and i'm thinking to put into like for like a pay less

[00:55:41] membership sales coupon yeah and i'm like okay here and i gave her my phone number gave

[00:55:45] her my name i'm like here and then we got back in the car my friend was like how did you do that

[00:55:51] i'm like do what they're like she was flirting with you oh my god what yeah yeah yeah no i but again

[00:56:01] trevor i'm so similar where like i i honestly don't know half the time when that's happening to me

[00:56:08] summer you're you're such a little flirt are you kidding me okay i'm so no i'm a

[00:56:14] bear no okay christy i'm gonna defend summer real quick because my friends my friends say the

[00:56:22] same thing about me they're like they say that i'm always flirting and i'm like i'm just having a

[00:56:26] conversation yes i'm just your sign i'm a gemini like my father before me okay when's your birthday

[00:56:34] may 25th oh maybe and i'm a gemini rising that's so real of you summer sweet gemini

[00:56:43] rising i see that i see that for you are we the same signs um so if you're a gemini sun i'm a

[00:56:50] gemini rising i'm a Libra sun and we are known for being very flirtatious and charismatic i can't help

[00:56:55] it if i'm adorable if you have a problem with that take it off god thank you i'm an apriest

[00:57:08] no um yeah but no summer's always like oh my god like come to disneyland with us because i love disneyland

[00:57:22] it's like no summer i don't think you can help though because i would tell you to stop being so

[00:57:26] adorable but i know you can't help it like even in that last episode in that last episode like

[00:57:34] now that y'all started posting your episodes on youtube i stopped listening to the episode

[00:57:39] i start watching you because i of course if i could see why you want to see you but like

[00:57:43] now i can and i can see your mannerisms somewhere in that last episode like you started

[00:57:48] you're like i'm so drunk and i could tell the whole episode you felt like crap but you were like

[00:57:54] so adorable the whole time because thank you yeah i know i felt terrible it's like i i feel so bad for

[00:58:02] her but like she's so precious thank you no you're too kind because i i went through and i edited

[00:58:09] that episode because i edit most of them um and though i know you respond to this we had put

[00:58:14] something on our facebook group about what's the one sure way that you can tell who edits

[00:58:18] which episode and i'm going to tell you what it is right now and you had said something like

[00:58:22] i'm still trying to figure out which voice belongs to which host but the way you can tell

[00:58:26] is that in the episode description when we write down like brie does this susan does that at the

[00:58:32] bottom we say like summer and christie talk about blah blah blah if it says summer and christie

[00:58:37] i wrote it if it says christie and summer she wrote it you both put each other first we

[00:58:44] i didn't notice that you didn't notice that yeah that's so funny i always put my name

[00:58:50] first i actually wanted to see if anybody would pick up on it i didn't even pick up on that i never

[00:58:55] look at descriptions i never look at descriptions oh well then no then you wouldn't know but um yeah

[00:59:00] i know that's just i don't know how i got onto that but yes like literally on my just on my

[00:59:05] descriptions i just put like like for this i have like a like a template that i do like

[00:59:10] like for like example like movie title was what is a 1995 comedy movie directed by this starring

[00:59:18] this and then i have like a third one like describing the movie like it was based on this book

[00:59:22] like i put no thought into it other than that it's a consistent right yeah i get that i like to read

[00:59:30] a description as i'm like watching or listening to something because my brain does 10 things at once

[00:59:34] unfortunately um so i i like hyper fixate on the description um and that's where we like

[00:59:41] throw in links and such but i get it yeah summer i also decided that we're what did you say

[00:59:49] when we were we were recording last night summer said we're like the doe-eyed siren duo which is so

[00:59:55] true because she's so like cute and like i'm like that's us yeah yeah it's like you're so serious

[01:00:08] but you're also not that's why i'm more susan and she's more gabby yeah speaking of gabby um

[01:00:17] i think my favorite actor from the whole show is probably ava uh and because like she is she's not

[01:00:24] gabby at all like i've seen interviews with her and like for example like the first time i was watching

[01:00:31] it the second time i was watching it and now this time when when gabby would laugh i'm like wow how

[01:00:36] did she come up with that laugh did they like tell her to do that or she come up with no that's

[01:00:39] her laugh oh my goodness that's ava's laugh and i'm like i love that i love that she doesn't

[01:00:44] try to do like you know as glimmer says she looks he doesn't try to do like an elegant laugh she just

[01:00:50] is out there it's laugh yes yes it's just this authentic yes and you know the night that christy

[01:00:57] and i uh met our enemy jesse met calf uh what he he was hosting a party in west hollywood and

[01:01:05] on that same night eva longoria was hosting a party elsewhere and for some reason we ended up

[01:01:12] at the jesse met calf party instead of the eva longoria party and it's still something i regret to

[01:01:16] this day i know i think the eva longoria party just didn't make as much as that like we didn't

[01:01:20] understand what was going on over there at short yeah but it's even on far i know but it was all

[01:01:26] the way in like venice well we'll get her again we'll get yeah yeah there's time oh yeah we've got

[01:01:33] years of this bond god willing yeah and we're lucky enough to know well maybe not lucky but

[01:01:41] we are now covering season three it's been a year and we have skipped some weeks in between so now

[01:01:46] we're like on episode three and um it's it's weird it's like been a long time coming now that i'm

[01:01:52] caught up and i'm i'm watching episode by episode i'm noticing what you're talking about that you're

[01:01:57] not really consistent you don't have a schedule yeah i was like what do you mean it's like okay

[01:02:02] you posted an episode and then you posted the next one a week later and then the next one's

[01:02:06] two and a half weeks later i'm like oh i see you used to be really good at it used to be good i

[01:02:12] post this every okay so my schedule is a little weird from june through september it's every

[01:02:19] sunday every other sunday and then from october through the end of the year it's every sunday

[01:02:25] okay oh that's smart that's smart yeah well you're probably a lot more organized than we are

[01:02:32] i am if you saw my notes i am ocd so i have i make a list of everything and so like for example

[01:02:39] remember how i said that um when i do the descriptions of the episodes i don't actually

[01:02:47] i don't really put much thought into it i'm also stalling right now because uh it's going to

[01:02:54] take me a while to actually get to what i'm trying to talk about i should actually just

[01:02:59] do a search on here for that because it's taking me longer to find than i

[01:03:04] thought i was gonna i'm just gonna search for it oh found it okay so my house of flying daggers

[01:03:12] episode it's it's loading um the notes app it says house of flying daggers is a 2004 film

[01:03:20] directed by the starring this it's more of a love story than a pure martial arts film

[01:03:26] that's that's all the description oh okay my mouth holy so i take a lot of notes and i'm very organized

[01:03:39] i wish we had that capability maybe one day we'll get there yeah okay i do need to wrap up soon

[01:03:47] because i have people coming over here in like 30 minutes less than one minute okay so let's wrap

[01:03:52] say i didn't even notice that that's how i didn't either

[01:03:56] say the say the farewells real quick thank you so much thank you so much for having us on trevor

[01:04:01] we're gonna be kicked off in a second but let's absolutely do this again i'm sorry i have to

[01:04:05] leave but i got people's coming but this was so fun i love just giggling and chatting yes

[01:04:11] do it again it's so much fun