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[Applause]

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the other guy is a super powered

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superhero on the boys

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and we love them both and they're here

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for you right now let's have a warm

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welcome for jared and jensen

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[Applause]

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i've been doing like dad

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jokes for the last day and a half and i

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have not had a positive reception

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why stop trying

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i'll take it away

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who in here had a hotel firearm go off

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this morning that kept them up for a

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couple of

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like about 5 50 a.m [Music]

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but they were saying the the

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mechanical voices like there's an [Laughter] [Laughter]
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[Music] are you going

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are you going
no no

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but what if it is an emergency but if

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there is an emergency they didn't say

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fire they should never

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fire [Music]

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a new building

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it's funny that was a building that i i

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i lived in derby boys uh last season um

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they have like a resident side of this

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hotel so

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i was like

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it's all concrete

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gonna i think i'm okay so i lay back

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down to bed and i'm like [Music] [Applause] [Applause]
hockey player [Applause]
today

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[Laughter] just

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just
like twice as long as it takes to really

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piss you off

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i was double pissed off

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he's like the fire department is

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literally one block away i used to walk

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past it all the time why is it taking so

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long

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to get there i literally i could have

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probably like crawled to the fire

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department in five minutes it's literally a block

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in five minutes it's literally a block
away you're gonna crawl to the fire and

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just gone hey okay hey okay
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anyways feeling good [Applause] yes um

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um
we kind of thought that at the end

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jesse the antichrist

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should have like showed up and took care

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of chuck because he's

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the antichrist

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you know come back from australia and

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surfing and you know

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and now he ends up this gunpowder i was

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gonna say he's a little busy beating my

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sidekick is [Music] but

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but
yeah i think i think once

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the supernatural training got headed on

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supernatural training got headed on
certain tracks it just kind of snapped

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around uh look in front of him back he's

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like a man

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uh he was an antichrist yeah he's uh it

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was really cool to see you work with

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gathering again uh last year of the boys

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he showed up and i was like

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he looks familiar

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and he was like

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yeah and it wasn't figured out i was like oh

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and it wasn't figured out i was like oh
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this is like a intervention

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no more shoes

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towards him to be money

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maybe he's nervous

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and and the set we were filming a house

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i sat on the backup couch but the

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cushions are facing that way and

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put my weight into it and it wasn't like

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a very sturdy couch

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at which time our first ads running back

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was like jared why don't you uh go back

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to the trailer

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we're gonna block this without you

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you got it

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you wonder why he always [Applause] uh uh
yes sir [Music]

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running for 15 years and there was a lot

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of serious story lines like

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lighter story lines uh as as

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two main actors who were involved in

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pretty much everything i was wondering

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was there ever a time where you pick up

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a script and you're reading either a

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plot point or even a larger story

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and you kind of said to yourself

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really this is what we're doing this is

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kind of ridiculous but like okay 327

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times

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and said like wait we're

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the first thing that came to my mind is

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uh after season five ended and then

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sarah gamble took over the show

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we were all i'm sure y'all were as well

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what the hell do we do now yeah

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so i was in la for some reason and i was

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like hey sarah like i'd love to come on

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i was gonna bring her a bottle of wine

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and whatever a note uncongratulations on

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the showrunner because she started out

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as a as

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one of a pair of writers ryan alsocker

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and sarah gamble

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they would like write this from raffle

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script and send it in to quickie you'd

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be like i like it i'm going to use it

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and so then she became the showrunner

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and i was like that's a really cool

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story actually so

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so
season six i'm sure you're kind of

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breaking it right now and

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you in the writers room or trying to

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figure out what we're doing

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what are we doing

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and she's my boss at the point in time

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and so she's like well it's kind of kind

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of cool

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i was like okay

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and she goes uh sam comes back obviously

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you kind of see him standing outside

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and you come back but you're soulless

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and i was like

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i'll go

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sounds great man

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so i i just kind of went in my head of

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like i've done some crazy stuff between

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seasons one and five

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i was like i have no idea how to play

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soulless i don't know where to begin but

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then luckily because i had a

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conversation with her i had like two or

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three months of trying to figure out

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what i was going to do uh but certainly

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that was like a mic drop record skit

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moment so this is

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yeah we uh

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we got a lot of those kind of like

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wtf moments reading these scripts and um

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but again i think that that's that's one

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thing the supernatural did very well was

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took risks

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we swung for the fences a lot

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and it's a testament to

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you guys for staying with us when we did

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that

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a long long time ago um you know the

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phrase jumping the shark yeah yeah yeah

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yeah crippy goes

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it's not jumping a shark if you never

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come down yeah

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and i don't think we ever came down

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we just kept kept going [Applause] [Applause]
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you thank you for your question

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uh i'm gonna go as far right as possible

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with that

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hello so i'm gonna steal a question from the

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so i'm gonna steal a question from the
panel from yesterday if you're in the

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room i'm sorry

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uh

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with the number of special effects

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um that were involved with 15 seasons is

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there ever a special effect that you

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were told one thing and then all of a

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sudden it aired and it was like

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uh that's not what i picture

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interesting [Music]

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well thank you both for your questions

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let me ask you this because nothing's

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really coming to mind and i'll tell you

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why because

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there was very very very little fat on

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the scripts and making this show it was

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so streamlined and so

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everything that we shot

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made into the show

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everything that was planned generally

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happened it was very rare that there

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would be some left field thing that

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would have occurred in the final product

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that we were at least made aware of or

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wasn't on the it wasn't in the script um

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that being said did some did they answer

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that they

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mentioning god bringing

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kevin back up to heaven

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that was something where he said he said

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he wasn't sure where

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dean or sam differently and the only way

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to do that there's a scene happening in

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season eight i've been going through

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trials i've had hallucinations and so

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jeff's gonna come in as dean and be like

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hey sam

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uh and then

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for the sake of visual effects

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because they had to they were gonna take

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it and like shake the

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like distortions

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like what am i saying um but those roles and

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what am i saying um but those roles and
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those sucked up because they would fit

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you for uh like mouth guards top bottom

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but they were pretty rigid so anybody

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any stunt man or woman any actor or

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actress if you had to play a vampire the

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inside of your mouth was all cut up

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you kind of sit there you know there's

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you couldn't really like close your lips

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and stuff so usually anyways but yeah

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but yeah
so you're getting caught and then you

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have to do a shot where you reveal your

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fangs and you're like well it's pretty

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obvious have something right now because

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you look like this

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hey uh can you like not make it so

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obvious that you have thanks no

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no i've got like two mouth bars

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but then you'd have to go like wow you

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know so it's not weird because the whole

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time you know especially playing sandy

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together with each other

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we were just kind of cozy

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there were a lot of moments when you

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know really serious moments like jared's

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talking about and

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like somebody's got their achievement

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and it's just like drawing like comments

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that takes you out of the moment and one

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in particular i remember

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vividly i think it was in my time of dying um

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i think it was in my time of dying um
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when she when she went to like

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the first several seasons you couldn't

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see through the yellow attacks she had

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contacts and like literally couldn't see

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and so when she went to like bring me

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back to life and put her hand on my head

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she did this

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you guys know

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i still think that warner brothers

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should release like a six hour

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there's plenty of footage that is

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literally my biggest regret about

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uh

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supernatural about our counselor

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we could probably have

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24 hours of gag so yeah we're all having

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a great time making a show that we hope

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people will love and it seems like they

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all did which is awesome

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uh and so then they had to cut it down

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and the gap girls were hilarious but i

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was like man there was so like

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there would have been we had enough

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material for the gag reel in the first

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of every season of every season

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it could have been an entire season of

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guys like 15

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years every time [Applause] jerking around is

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can you ask him a question no that was

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her question

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i'm nervous as hell right now but i'll

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try not to die

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so um you guys can call me pain in the

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ass but uh jackson who do you think

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would win in a combat fight between your

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new character sheriff beau and nick's

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guy dean

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dean
soldier boy michael dean or dvd

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and then jerry who would you think would

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win in a fight between sam and cordell

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walker [Applause]

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he's got kids and he's like can we just

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like let's have a beer so we get along

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sam's like dude i killed this for right

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were you

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and sarah had longer hair

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[Applause] well

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well
i i think we could take any mortal

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version of character out because you

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know bo

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dean i'm sorry

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about we already died well

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well
see now you're talking like

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not superpowers you're talking about

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supernatural powers

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and so i think i think soldier boys out

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because he's just he's just a tough guy

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with a really bad attitude

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probably but grace would be next to me

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[Applause] thank you

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thank you
i'm gonna see if you

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can repeat her question

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i'm very curious to know as always

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growing up in texas what your

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impressions are like learning about

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canada was like when you were young i'm

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always curious you know what oh yeah

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yeah like what international people like

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learn about it hear about canada think

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about it and was there anything that

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really surprised you when you first

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started living and working

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um

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i think the impression i had of canada

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before i was on canada

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was that it was a lot like america they're

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that it was a lot like america they're
just a little nicer

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and they're more bears [Music] [Music]
uh

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but uh then getting to canada and

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spending all the time in vancouver

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obviously um i was struck by how

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beautiful it is

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it is
uh it rains a lot but when it doesn't

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rain there's nothing like it like i i've

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been fortunate to travel for work or for

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play um and there's not a lot of rivals like

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um and there's not a lot of rivals like
walking around the seawall in vancouver

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and seeing the landscape bridge and

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seeing cyprus and seymour and browns and

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the water and the ships and the boats

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and the beaches

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it's a beautiful place really kind

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people very passionate people

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very passionate people
i've never

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heard more about hockey

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[Applause] well yeah it was it was a it was a

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well yeah it was it was a it was a
distinct honor and pleasure to

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consider canada a second home for seoul

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[Applause]

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they they they do something texas and i

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don't even know if they do that anymore

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i guess we're about to find out with our

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kids going through school but uh we

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spent an entire year on texas history

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alone and then we moved to the united states

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and then we moved to the united states
history this year

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and then the following year is world

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history um so canada you know got kind of lumped

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um so canada you know got kind of lumped
into world history which obviously is a

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lot to cover

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uh and most of that world history is

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obviously spent kind of focusing on

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europe and

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you know

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that kind of stuff so

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canada from me growing up it was just

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our friendly neighbors to the north

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you know and they

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they were it was it was almost like well

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if we could

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if we could about in another state it

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would be canada

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uh

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but also when i got here uh just

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geography-wise kind of struck me

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interesting and then

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and i might get the percentage slightly

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wrong but like 90 of all canadians live

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right on the border

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because i was like i mean canada's huge

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huge um but no one lives up there

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um but no one lives up there
why would you

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you're like two guys that are practicing

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for alone

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and then also i think

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i think a large percentage of that

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percentage lives below

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the northern border so like if you're

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looking at a map the northern border of

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the united states most of the united

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states is actually above where most

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canadians live yeah

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right because it is town

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because it is town
over here where we are in ontario and a

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large majority of the population

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in canada is here because this is the

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biggest city

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so i just i found the geography of that

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all very very fascinating um

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and and yeah and then also the people

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i've got lifelong friends that are

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canadians now not i'm not talking about

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cliff because yeah

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but uh uh yeah this is uh this has been

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i think jared knight would certainly

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consider this a second home yeah uh

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and my only complaint about working for

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so long

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uh in well in vancouver but in canada um

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was that uh

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that it wasn't my home that was the only

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complaint i was like what a what a great

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second home yeah

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but i had never been to the west coast

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but i didn't have canes or

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you know i

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met a very

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large amount of uh very time canadians

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then in the first two weeks of shooting

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supernatural vancouver

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my

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car got broken into a change and my

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tennis racket got spawned and then he

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and i got jumped

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this place was supposed to have a nice

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wave hockey player

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he was the nicest [Music] um

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or do you want to be uh what's the next

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one

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they're a half hour different right

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hour and a half

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yeah it's not an hour for like

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for like
really a half hour

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an hour

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it's pretty it's pretty good all right

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is it all right i think last question

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last question we have been over uh this

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way how about all the way with the boys

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[Applause] right now

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okay so my question is actually related

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to the voice now if you could be any

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character besides soldier boy meaning a

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soup or

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one of the boys who would you want to be

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and why [Applause]

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carl and i were playing opposite was uh

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like how's work sucker

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and then all seriously like grow back is

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like honestly i don't know if i'm ever

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going to be able to work after i'd be

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able to concern [Applause] yeah yeah
um

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that's a good question there's so many

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great characters on

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on the show uh

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i

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look i

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i'm happy that i got

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the one that i did

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um and i certainly wouldn't change that

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but if you take soulja boy on the table

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uh

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i mean

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i think i'm a huge fan of butcher

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i also feel like he is the

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he is the extreme version of me

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yeah yeah he's he's how quick he wanted

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to write demon

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yeah i never got to

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so i feel like he's taking out some of

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that uh bent up uh

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that tough stuff and exposing that with

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butcher which is great so i i i think

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carl knox at a part of every take like

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working with him i found myself being an

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audience member more than i should have

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uh whereas like

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oh is my life

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so that's it was an awesome awesome

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experience

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i will say that when you leave

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eric ricky send me a text on my birthday

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um like dude i can't believe you're 40.

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i remember thinking

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like sam now you're too old

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but he did say like hey

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we had apples on the show were you going

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to come play [Applause]

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a little backhand

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[Applause] [Music] [Music]
[Applause]