NARRATOR: It's "The After Party."
And we've got the "Game Shakers" with your host, Karen--
just Karen.
Hi.
And welcome to "The After Party."
I'm your host Karen.
And today from "Game Shakers," I have
Benji Flores and Thomas Kuc.
We're going to be talking about the episode, "Armed & Coded."
So let's get started.
Benji, I want you to stick your tongue out.
OK.
KAREN: And I want you to give me the plot of "Armed & Coded"
with your tongue sticking out.
OK.
Hear that every day.
Let's go.
Um, basically Mason Kendal wants to know how to code.
So he comes to "Game Shakers," and Babe
thinks this is her chance to have date Mason Kendal.
But then, Kenzie starts teaching Mason how to code.
And Babe gets very, very upset!
And everyone goes crazy.
And I can't tell you anymore, because you
have to watch the episode.
That's exactly what happened in this episode.
Let's give him a round of applause.
That's perfect. -Thank you.
All right.
So I actually got you a gift.
Yes!
I love presents!
BENJI FLORES, JR: I love boxes!
I got you a gift.
This is for you.
It's heavy.
It is?
-Is it Christmas time already? -Open it.
I want you to see what it is.
[DRUM ROLL]
Ah!
I love this!
It's Bass Milk!
Did you really not see that coming?
That was great.
Dude this is so awesome.
Oh my gosh.
So you guys had to drink that a bunch in the episode.
You guys were like chugging bass milk the whole time.
Is that really bass milk?
Did they really milk a bass for that?
It's actually a banana.
Bananas.
Apple juice.
Apples.
And water.
That just sounds like a delicious snack.
No, it's not actually.
KAREN: All right.
So I want you to drink the whole thing.
-Go ahead, Benji. -Why?
No. KAREN: As quickly as possible.
No, don't.
Not as quickly as possible.
But is it good?
It's good at first.
But you know, it's kind of like if you
eat or drink too much of everything, it gets really bad.
It sucks, because we had to chug it so much that it
would come out of our noses.
How much do you think that you chugged in that episode?
Probably like a milk carton.
The whole thing.
Not the whole milk carton, like the skinny ones.
Would you ever drink it again?
So you've had enough of bananas, apples, and milk?
I mean I could have a sip.
I would have to watch you have a sip.
Chug! Chug!
Chug!
Not chugging.
[CHUCKLING] Not chugging.
It's good.
More bananas this time.
That's good. KAREN: Really?
Yeah. I highly recommend.
You're welcome.
Please welcome to "The After Party" couch, Cree
Cicchino and Maddie Shipman.
[CHEERING]
So today is a special treat.
I was going to get the actor who played the delivery
guy, Tate, in the episode.
So your character, Babe, orders like some candies
and stuff for herself.
Yes.
And this amazing delivery guy, Tate, he delivers them.
And I really wanted him on the show,
but he's doing a play in Australia.
And he couldn't come.
But I think that they were going to get him live via satellite.
Live?
He's doing a play in Australia right now.
He's a super big deal in Australia.
Hey, Mike?
THOMAS KUC: Is he all right? KAREN: Hey, guys.
We're here at "The After Party."
Can we get your-- do you hear us?
No.
He can't.
Are we having a problem?
Can you not hear us?
I don't know what's going on.
BENJI FLORES, JR: Remember, it's like a distance thing.
MADDIE SHIPMAN: He must like those grapes.
KAREN: OK.
Well, let's try and get him.
But I had a backup plan in case this didn't work.
So in this episode, "Armed & Coded,"
Kell has his arm atrophies.
And I actually have the actor who played the arm.
The arm?
Oh, really?
Can I get the arm?
OK.
So this is a special treat.
This is the arm.
Can we just focus on the arm though?
I don't need the rest of the actor.
OK.
Did we get the? OK.
We got it? OK.
Thank you so much. OK.
That's all.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
So that was the arm from "Armed & Coded."
That's awesome.
So do you guys know how that works?
So basically, that's one of the writers and producers
of "Game Shakers."
And she had her arm put into a cast.
And then from that, they made a mold.
And then they made Kell's atrophied arm in the episode.
It was cool.
It was pretty awesome to see someone's real arm be fake.
Let's see if we can get Mike.
Does he hear us yet?
Did we get the connection yet?
Hello?
Mike?
KAREN: OK.
I guess he's just eating grapes.
I don't know.
Well, I actually have something else on tap,
because this isn't working.
I interviewed Cree and the actor that
plays Mason Kendal on the show.
And we have a perfect segment for that.
So let's all watched that instead.
I guess we'll try and get that up.
But let's watch it here now.
All right.
Hi, everybody.
I have Tanner Buchanan am Cree Cicchino
here at "The After Party."
So are you in love with him in real life?
Or is that just an act?
It's an act.
I'm just that good.
Did you guys know each other before the show?
Or did you meet here on set?
We met on set.
And then season one he came on during Babe's jacket,
so that was fun.
How do you get into character to be so in love with him?
I pretend he's food after a long day of filming.
You pretend that he's food.
How does that make you feel?
I'm cool being food.
I love food.
KAREN: Well, you guys don't say a lot
to each other on the show, so it's like it's very little.
But I feel like words are not needed between you two.
No.
Too much tension there.
KAREN: There's so much tension.
At least from my end.
Yeah.
He doesn't really have emotion.
No emotion at all.
Do you feel nothing?
What do you feel like when you're out there?
Like character wise?
KAREN: Yeah.
I think Mason is someone that feels everything,
but not nothing at all.
That is deep.
That is really deep.
Thank you so much.
This has been Tanner and Cree's romantic hour.
Woo!
OK.
That was amazing.
Thank you, Cree for that.
THOMAS KUC: That was great. That was very funny.
Interesting.
So, Cree, in this episode, you got to dance for Mason Kendal.
Yes.
And you are an incredible dancer.
Let's all give it up for Cree's dance moves.
Thank you.
So how long have you danced for?
About 10 years.
10 years!
That is very much most of your life.
I started when I was about four years
old, just in a dance group.
We did competitions.
And then when I moved out here to start filming "Game
Shakers," I focused in mainly on hip hop
and street jazz and jazz funk.
Jazz.
Street jazz. Jazz funk.
Gotcha.
OK.
So do you remember the dance that you did for this episode?
Yes.
So let's do like-- I want you to teach like 10 seconds
of that dance to this group.
OK!
KAREN: So why don't you guys all get up.
I have the song here.
We might have to do it without the song for a second.
OK.
So let's do it without the song first.
So let's just do like 10 beats of it.
OK.
So it starts, 1, 2.
So shake that hip and bring it out.
That's definitely not what I did.
And then, you go 3, 4 to the other side.
And then, in, up, hair.
Hair.
No, no, no.
Face this way.
KAREN: Benji is adding a lot of his own [INAUDIBLE] to this.
Here.
And then, it's usually a lot of out.
And then, you go down and then up.
How do you do like the hair flip?
OK. I love it.
Let's do it with the music.
And--
[MUSIC PLAYING]
5, 6, 7, 8.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Down and up.
Woo!
Yes.
All right.
Thank you so much for coming to "The After Party."
We had a great time.
I feel we're going to be dancing our way out of here.
See you next time.
ALL: Bye!
[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]