- What's it like working with me?
- It's great.
I mean, we cut up.
We have a really good time.
With a gun to my head. (all laughing)
- Hi, ELLE.
What's going on?
- [All] We're in the cast of "Outer Banks."
- And today we're gonna be playing "Who Said That?"
- We're gonna be given a line from our show
"Outer Banks" and we're gonna guess who said that.
(funky music)
- "Stupid things have good outcomes all the time."
We have A, Drew Starkey, B, Rudy Pankow,
or C, Austin North.
Do a little deliberation here.
♪ Do, do, do, do, do, do, do ♪
The answer is B, Rudy Pankow.
(bell dinging) - Yay.
- Stupid things have good outcomes all the time.
- Working with Rudy is
chaotic (all laughing)
in the most amazing way possible.
- Okay, the quote is, "He's gonna take the bridge?
He couldn't even take me."
Options are- (all laughing)
- You should watch the show. - Yeah.
Options are A, Madelyn Cline, B, Carlacia Grant,
C, Madison Bailey.
- [Chase] Roll the dice, buddy.
- I think A, Madelyn Cline?
(buzzer buzzing)
- Aww, God. - Boo!
- Yeah, go sit in the corner.
- None other.
- He's gonna take the bridge? - Yeah.
He couldn't even take me.
- Working with Carlacia is amazing and terrifying.
I think the only, I think the only time
we've worked together, you had a knife to my throat, so-
- Yeah, checks out.
- But it was beautiful.
She's a fantastic actor.
- "You love the idea of me, you love being seen with me,
but you don't love me."
The options are A, Madison Bailey, B, Carlacia Grant,
and C, Madelyn Cline.
- Gee, I wonder. (all laughing)
- This is just a tricky one.
I'm gonna have to go with Ms. Cline here.
(bell dinging)
- Ding, ding, ding. - You got it.
- For sure, ding, ding, ding.
- You love the idea of me, you love being seen with me,
but you don't love me.
- We spent what, 30 episodes now-
- Mm-hmm. - working together?
- All together. - It's been a blast.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
A long ride.
- Quiet a long ride.
- Quite a long ride.
So it's been a blast.
- "I look like I got kicked out of a barbershop
quartet." (all laughing)
A, Rudy Pankow, B, Jonathan Daviss, C, Chase Stokes.
Well, I know I didn't say that.
(all laughing)
I'm gonna go with C, Chase Stokes.
(bell dinging)
- I look like I got kicked out of the barbershop quartet.
- It's funny. - There's a story behind it.
- Yeah, that line.
Yeah, he called me and was like,
"They gotta think of funny things to say.
Look at this outfit."
And then we proceeded to roast him for like,
a good five minutes just
to give him some material. - Oh no, no, no.
It wasn't five minutes.
It was like five days. - And it happens a lot.
The director gives us kind of the leeway
to riff and, like, kind of improv our own bits
and add what, you know, we think the character would do
just 'cause we've been playing these characters for so long
I guess, that any cool input is welcome.
- "I look like a bourgeoisie pig."
A, Madison Bailey,
B, Chase Stokes,
C, Jonathan Daviss.
Um. (hands tapping)
Whose character would say that?
I'm gonna go with,
A, Madison Bailey. (bell dinging)
- Ding, ding, ding. (Carlacia laughing)
- Nice. - All right.
- I couldn't imagine Pope saying that.
(all lauhging)
- Or John B.
- I look like a bourgeoisie pig.
- Madison is so amazing.
(all chuckling)
Truthfully, she's not paying me to say this.
(bell dinging) Wink, wink.
No, but she's so sweet.
From the very first moment that I met her,
I went into her trailer, even before I got on the set,
and she was so sweet and so welcoming
and gave me all her contacts.
And I was like, "Anything you need," you know,
"Call me and let me know."
And now we hang out all the time.
She's so sweet.
And she's like my fairy godmother.
- "The downside of Pogue life
is we're ignored and neglected.
But the upside of Pogue life were ignored and neglected,
which means we do whatever we want, whenever we want."
A, Austin North, B, Rudy Pankow, or C, Chase Stokes.
(hands tapping)
The answer is C. (bell dinging)
- [John B] The downside of Pogue life
is we're ignored and neglected.
But the upside of Pogue life, we're ignored and neglected,
which means we do whatever we want, whenever we want.
- What's it like working with me?
- It's great.
I mean, we cut up.
We have a really good time.
With a gun to my head. (all laughing)
- I work at the bank. - Sure!
- I work at the bank.
(all laughing)
- "Love is five minutes of pleasure for a lifetime of pain."
(all laughing) - Wow.
- Did I sell that? - Yeah.
A, Drew Starkey, B, Jonathan Daviss, and C, Chase Stokes.
I'm gonna go with
old C, Chase Stokes?
(buzzer buzzing)
B, Jonathan Daviss? - Nope, too late.
- No! - It's too late.
It's too late.
Nice try, buddy.
Nice try.
- The subject of elimination.
- Yeah, yeah.
- Love is five minutes of pleasure for a lifetime of pain.
- J.D.'s one of my best friends now.
We have one too many inside jokes.
So it's fun on set just- - Yeah.
- doing our bits for about 10 minutes.
And then they call action
and then we're just riding the character.
- True. - We have a lot of fun, man.
- To this day I've had,
the hardest laugh I've ever had in my life is with Austin.
- Oh, I'll never forget it. - Never forget.
- Can't say it right now. - No, can't.
- Can't give you the context.
- I can't give you context, but-
- Oh man, I'm still hurtin'. - To this day,
yeah. - I'm still hurtin'.
- Yeah, when I think about it, I laugh out loud.
(J.D. laughing)
- ELLE, that was a blast.
Thanks so much for joining us.
For more ridiculous lines like this,
tune into "Outer Banks."
Season three coming soon.
(funky music)