When I met Reed, I thought he looked
like Peter Pan from "Once Upon a Time".
Tell me I'm wrong.
Hey guys, it's Paulina Chávez.
I'm Conor Husting.
I'm Bella Podaras.
And I'm Reed Horstmann and today
we're telling stories from the set of Ashley Garcia.
The first episode we shot was episode three,
and there was that scene at the end
where we're in JPL and Stick is wearing
the robotic arms to control Ichabod,
and it was a really, really cool scene
because it's the first time I saw the JPL set,
and I'm a working with a robot,
except it was really, really stressful,
especially because the arms and backpack
that I was waring was actually like 30 pounds
and it was metal and it was stiff.
It hurt to wear.
And once we finally finished the scene,
they took it off me and I just fell to the ground
because I felt lighter than air.
There's a lot of dance in this show.
There's a lot of like musicality, especially in part two.
All of us trying to learn like how to dance.
Down, and up, and down,
and to the right, one, two, three, four.
That's so funny and ridiculous.
One time, Paulina straightened my hair.
As you know, Conor has super curly hair.
And one day I asked him, "Hey, can I straighten your hair?".
And he was like, "Yeah, sure".
And so I did, and completely different person.
I prefer him with curly hair.
I hope to not do that again
because it looked disastrous.
During part one, the last episode that we filmed
was the big dance episode
and there's a part towards the end
where Brooke has to put her head on Stick's shoulder,
but when we were rehearsing it,
and we were starting to shoot it,
it was so awkward because Bella was wearing heels at the time
and I kept asking, how is this gonna work.
She's so much taller than me.
But once the scene was edited and put together,
it looked so nice and it made the moment,
and it was really, really sweet
and it still is one of my favorite moments to look back on.
There's a small clip of me hula hooping
and jump roping and eating a donut at the same time.
So that's impossible and I did it anyway.
I think the clip is maybe three or four seconds.
That took me days to learn
with stunt coordinators and a circus performer
to teach me how to do that.
One of my less graceful moments on set
was a time where as a cast
we were all waiting while Eva Longoria
was working with a guest star.
And I went to sit down on this bench
and when I sat down I just kind of
figured there'd be a backrest.
And so he leans back,
just slowly starts falling.
And Bella, Reed and I are just like trying to help,
but everything happened in slow motion, I tell you.
And we were just like -
I literally watched them let me fall.
All of the cast could of helped me,
but they didn't.
Eva Longoria looks over.
She sees me on the floor.
Very embarrassing, because it's the Eva Longoria
watching you be a klutz.
The cast and I definitely did hang out in our spare time.
We would all have dinner together.
We were really close with each other's families,
so we would have gatherings
and go to the beach and just chill out
and get to know each other.
It's funny, me and Paulina lived
in the same apartment complex as we were shooting,
so we would have them over.
Like me and Paulina would binge shows every once in a while.
We would go out to dinner with the whole cast.
We'd go to each other's houses.
We pretty much always had lunch together
and if we weren't having lunch together,
we'd hang out in Conor's room and listen to music.
We became very, very close.
We spent a lot of time together,
going out to dinner, hanging out, playing music,
especially Jen and I.
Jen is now one of my best friends.
We'd go to parties.
One time we went to Universal for Horror Nights,
it was so much fun.
That's definitely one of my favorite memories.
Guys, this was so much fun.
I love talking about set and I hope you guys enjoyed
hearing our little stories.
Thanks so much for watching,
and make sure to watch Ashley Garcia on Netflix.