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Found these behind-the-scenes videos on Life As We Know It (Chris Lowell's first big acting-type-thing on network TV) from when they re-aired on MTV. They're HI-larious. (Not to mention it looks like Chris had some practice for his other HI-larious interview with Kristin Bell--in my posting archives.) The BTS stuff is followed by my FAVORITE scene from the series. (It's a little quiet, so you might need to turn your volume up a bit.)
Jonathon: (in geometry class, whispering) I’m not happy about this Debs. Why are you telling people I’m not ready for sex? It makes me sound like a freak. It’s not like I put a restriction on sex, or like I decided I’m not doing it. (gesturing with hands) We’re on a journey towards it. I mean, why would you say that?
Deborah: I was just bragging about you.
Jonathon: (heated) It’s not bragging; it’s castrating!
Deborah: You know what I mean. I was just telling Jackie to prove to her that there are nice guys out there that don’t push for sex.
Jonathon: If this gets out in school, I’m a dead man. This kind of information stays between us, you and me, on the inside. Okay, here we go. So, okay. (picks up compass and draws a circle in his notebook) We’re on the inside, here. Everything else, (shakes his head, draws arrows) outside. Personal stuff, like how we feel about sex, stays on the inside. Everything else we hear or see on the outside can come to the inside; nothing personal can get out to the outside. (Points to both areas with pencil) Inside, Outside. Inside, Outside.
Deborah: (Waves her hand dismissively) Okay, okay, I get it and I’m sorry. It won’t happen again.
Jonathon: It’s okay.
Deborah: When we do have sex, you mean you’re not gonna tell anyone?. . . like Dino or . . . Ben?
Jonathon: (After a pause) Okay, so there’s this door.
End Scene
Jonathon: (in geometry class, whispering) I’m not happy about this Debs. Why are you telling people I’m not ready for sex? It makes me sound like a freak. It’s not like I put a restriction on sex, or like I decided I’m not doing it. (gesturing with hands) We’re on a journey towards it. I mean, why would you say that?
Deborah: I was just bragging about you.
Jonathon: (heated) It’s not bragging; it’s castrating!
Deborah: You know what I mean. I was just telling Jackie to prove to her that there are nice guys out there that don’t push for sex.
Jonathon: If this gets out in school, I’m a dead man. This kind of information stays between us, you and me, on the inside. Okay, here we go. So, okay. (picks up compass and draws a circle in his notebook) We’re on the inside, here. Everything else, (shakes his head, draws arrows) outside. Personal stuff, like how we feel about sex, stays on the inside. Everything else we hear or see on the outside can come to the inside; nothing personal can get out to the outside. (Points to both areas with pencil) Inside, Outside. Inside, Outside.
Deborah: (Waves her hand dismissively) Okay, okay, I get it and I’m sorry. It won’t happen again.
Jonathon: It’s okay.
Deborah: When we do have sex, you mean you’re not gonna tell anyone?. . . like Dino or . . . Ben?
Jonathon: (After a pause) Okay, so there’s this door.
End Scene
2 Comments:
Question: when did people start saying HI-larious? I'm totally out of the loop. I felt so awkward at pub quiz not knowing the most recent pop lingo.
H-dawg
They started saying "HI-larious" before they started saying "HI-note" and after they started saying "RE-eally."
Hearts and Magic Bullets to you!
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