>>> That's what we call a
flashback.
That's Freddie highmore when he
starred in "Charlie and the
chocolate factory" with John
economy Depp.
>> Thank you for having me.
>> When you see yourself back
then, what do you think.
You're very mature for a little
kid.
>> It comes through on Dr. Sean
Murphy.
You.
>> Didn't do what I expected you
to do, which is cringe.
A lot of people look at their
15-year-old selves and they're
like, what was I doing, what was
my hair doing.
>> It's a solid choice.
>> Someone just asked me very
recently, did you ever do
anything other than this with
your hair.
Which is tied into on the show,
of course?
And so I guess I did have spiky
hair once with some blonde in
there.
>> Of course you're aware of the
wonderful opportunity that
you're having, and great people
that you're working with, he
never felt like a star as such.
And so I think when you go in as
I kid.
And you know as well, you sort
of start off as a kid acting,
the world doesn't feel too
crazy, and you don't get caught
up in the kind of madness of it,
it just feels like a nice group
of people you get to go in and
hang out with every day.
>> Speaking of some of the
madness.
Mario Lopez went to a big soccer
game this weekend, he's still
wearing his scarf.
>> I can see that.
>> That's why I look like I'm
recovering.
>> Who's your team.
>> Do you lose it when you go to
games?
>> Yeah, I really.
>> We V season tickets between
the four of us.
Working in Vancouver, I don't
get to go physically to the
games.
They get up early in the
morning.
>> Here you go my friend.
>> This is wonderful.
>> Rocking it with pride here.
>> I mean, we're not doing great
this season.
>> But there's --
>> I respect loyalty.
>> Always.
>> You know, I always say I --
you've done a great successful
job.
And what do you attribute that
to.
I know you took a little bit of
a break, do you think that
helped a lot?
>> Yeah, aside from arsenal, my
commitment to them and belief in
them, I went off to -- I went to
university and took a bit of
time away from acting as such.
Definitely that helped me return
to it, as an adult being an
inaccurate decision.
I think that was useful to me to
kind of get a bit of
perspective --
>> Live a little life?
>> Yeah.
>> I thought it was impressive
you studied French, Spanish and
arabic?
>> Yes.
>> I'm sure lots of it has been
lost now.
But I did.
>> Where can we find your
character?
>> Sean, I've been looking all
over for you.
>> There he goes.
The end of the season is kind of
ties in to the big story, which
is him trying to find love.
Who the person he wants to be
with, and at the same time
figuring out whether they end up
with him.
And alongside that toward the
end, we have this big two parter
of a massive earthquake episode.
Which will be an exciting
last --
>> We can't be in L.A. Talking
about --
>> Waiting on the big one.
>> We film in Vancouver, but San
Jose is where the show's meant
to take place.
>> I know the show is seen all
over the world.
Have you heard your voice dubbed
in other languages yet?
>> No, I haven't.
I met in Spain the person who
did the voice, but I haven't
seen a whole episode with him
doing it.
>> The Spanish version?
>> Yeah.
>> It was weird to talk to
someone and they.
>> They always go deep,
muy Bien, gracias.
>> Sean speaks in a higher
register.
But definitely the Spanish
version is more sexy.
>> I think the guy who does it.
It obviously works.
>> You haven't seen a clip.
Roll it.
>> The toilet paper is in the
wrong direction.
The way you like it.
You got angry when we were
roommates because I sometimes
couldn't accept your way of
doing things.
But I can learn to accept things
I'm not comfortable with.
This is not bothering me at all.
>> Apparently the jokes on me,
that's not the Spanish version,
that's the clip of the show.
>> There we go.
>> You should do that.
>> You're busy enough.
>> Thank you for this.