Hey, what's up?
I'm Xolo Maridueña.
My name's Tanner Buchanan.
My name is Mary Mouser.
I'm Peyton List.
And we are gonna take you
through the school fight scene
from season two, shot by shot.
You kissed Miguel.
Oh, Tanner looks so heartbroken.
I know. I'm sorry.
You see his little...
Oh, this one was so fun.
I remember doing, it's the second
like where I come back in and like, you come in for that,
that arching kick, that one right there.
I like, bent backwards just in time.
And everybody was like,
"Wow, you really timed that perfectly."
I completely forgot the kick was coming for my head,
and I remembered at the very last second.
Oh my gosh, and I remember this part.
I still laugh, Tanner.
- I know. - Poor Tanner.
Tanner slipped when he was doing that
in one of the takes.
We only got four days for this entire fight scene.
We shot this as a oner.
Basically, there was no cuts in the camera.
There's no cuts in the acting.
The camera just follows the action.
"Texas switches," as they call them in the stunt world.
So there it goes, out Xolo.
In comes Xolo's stunt double, Noah.
- He takes the hit there. - Yup. Noah.
And then I had to come in at the same second,
- Yes. - Take those two.
I think that was, Peyton comes in right there, yeah.
So that was Jahnel before.
It was, oh it was so confusing,
but it was so much fun.
And then right there is another switch.
Where here comes, I take down Jahnel.
And then when I roll up, the camera operator,
- It's Peyton, yeah. - is turning in a circle,
while Peyton ducked in from, what?
From stairs you were hiding in?
Yeah, I was just hiding behind anyone I could.
This is out of control,
get me security in the main corridor right away!
It's okay sir, I got this.
Paul, "Stingray," bringing it home.
He's like, "Don't worry, I got this, let's do this."
- That was the best. - Oh my God.
He high fives Jacob, yeah.
My favorite moment is that leg up.
I love Paul so much.
He just killed that.
Now this was a wild day for me and Peyton.
- By this point, - Poor Peyton.
you were just bruised up.
Mare, you had your real bruise by then.
Yep, I got knocked in the hand.
I misplaced my hand to absorb a kick.
So all of this was shot on two separate days
because my hand got injured,
and I ended up in the ER that night.
And then I had to come back the next day.
My hand is taped and you can actually, if you pause it,
you can see certain shots where my fingers
are like taped together,
and I'm like throwing punches with them.
I love this, right here,
John, one of our stuntmen, throws a teacher down
on the ground and it's like one of the coolest moments
of the whole fight.
Screw this, they don't pay me enough.
Shout out to the background those few days
in the school because they were screaming.
They were like, "Get her! Get in there!"
They were screaming the most insane things at us,
but it really worked.
I'd say we had around a hundred and fifty people
there that day.
Wait, this is one of my favorite Peyton moves,
right there!
Oh, that's it!
She flips me over.
That's so sick, and then this one.
Damn!
The blood running from everyone's faces
at this point too, is just like–
- Yeah. - So this right here,
this taco right here, that John does,
looks so painful.
Oh, he falls straight on his back.
Look at this, look at your
- guys' choreography. - This right here...
How long did you guys train your individual fights
before doing this?
This was probably like, I dunno,
maybe the two days before this, practiced it.
- That's wild. - Yeah, we didn't have
that much time for this.
No mercy.
This was originally scripted to be a different fight piece
involving other actors.
And then we just got to like a crunch point.
Oh!
Jahnel just grabbed my shoulders and looked at me
and was like, "You have got to just kick me
with everything you've got."
There's two moments right here that are so awesome.
So Caine, Tanner's stunt double, gets thrown
on the ground right there,
but Caine has two fake front teeth, right.
- Cause he does stunts, right? - Oh God, I forgot about this.
So we throw him on the ground,
and his face actually hits the ground,
and his tooth falls out.
So everyone's like looking on the ground like,
"Oh, where's the tooth?"
They ended up finding it.
And then also, there's a part where I kick the railing
and I actually broke the railing.
I dunno if we got into a bunch of trouble for that,
but I think that was the take that they used as well.
Bam! Look at that.
And here it goes.
There it is right there.
How many different versions of that shot came together
to make that one shot?
So wait, rewind just a little bit.
You had two pillars on both sides of the balcony
that were like weighted down with almost
like a balance beam connecting them.
And on that balance beam,
we had a wire that was wrapped around my waist
like on a harness.
The one that you see me falling off the rail,
that's Noah.
And then they dragged me down a third of the speed
that I would actually have fallen.
And I like boinked my head at the bottom.
And then Noah just took that one like a champ.
Noah took that.
Oh my God.
But that was like, one of my favorite moments ever.
Robby, what did you do?
Hey guys, thanks for watching.
We hope you enjoyed going through the scene–
Shot by shot.