- [Emmy] I don't know that
he would have been bold enough-
(record scratch)
- [Emmy] To... Sorry, this hat.
(laughs)
You just...
popped out!
- [Curly] Hello?
the 2000's?
No. I think you have the wrong number.
Wha?
Yeah, okay. Let's do that.
- [Emmy] Hey, Curly?
Um, I heard a rumor
that you like
ultra low-rise jeans?
- [Curly] Emmy... Are we going to time warp
back to the 2000's?
- [Emmy] Yes, Curly.
So, let's go shopping?
- [Curly] Yes, lets do it!
- [Emmy] Okay!
(chill pop music)
- [Curly] Wait, when's your birthday? What's your sign?
- [Emmy] I'm a Virgo.
September 5th.
- [Curly] Shut up. I'm also a Virgo.
But I'm August 29th.
We need to find you an early 2000's moment.
- [Curly] Yes. I'm so excited.
- [Emmy] I feel like-
- [Curly] A vest? Absolutely.
- [Emmy] Right?!
- [Emmy] I mean like, this is serving me like,
Avril Lavigne,
- [Curly] Absolutely. Did you wear vests?
- [Emmy] Sk8r Boi.
- [Emmy] I think I had one vest
that I wore constantly.
- [Curly] Were you like, a theater/musical kid?
- [Emmy] I was actually an athlete first.
- [Curly] Oh shut up! What did you play?
- [Emmy] Soccer, tennis
and I ran track.
- [Curly] That's hot.
- [Emmy] I was a-
(laughs)
- [Curly] How do you go from sports to...
- [Emmy] I was a really loud kid, first of all
and any time my parents would have a dinner party
I would stand on the coffee table
and put on a performance.
So they were like,
"We have to get this kid into theater".
- [Curly] Did you go to like,
a public school? A private school?
- [Emmy] Public school.
- [Curly] Is it like an Umbrella Academy
sort of thing?
- [Emmy] No! It was very much public school.
- [Curly] Amazing.
- [Emmy] I feel like we need to add a pop of color,
you know what I'm saying?
- [Curly] Yeah. Oh.
- [Emmy] Oh stop it.
- [Curly] Yes.
- [Emmy] People were stepping on necks
for t-shirts with this little alligator.
- [Curly] I had no idea that was that popular
when I was in high-school, and my dad gave me one
and I shredded it in the back.
- [Emmy] These are like 90 dollars!
- [Curly] I did knots.
- [Curly] I was like,
"It's backless now!"
(laughs)
- [Emmy] It was like this was the ultimate, like,
yacht boy.
Cause I grew up by the water,
- [Curly] Uh huh.
- [Emmy] So it was like, a Lacoste t-shirt,
khaki shorts, and like, a Sperry's.
- [Curly] I wanted to ask you about the Umbrella Academy.
- [Emmy] Yes! Yes!
- [Curly] So this is Season 3, - [Emmy] Season 3. Oh my god!
- [Curly] and you're Number 3.
33 is a really good angel number.
- [Emmy] Wait, I never even thought about that.
- [Curly] Yeah! I'm a weirdo.
- [Emmy] No I love that! My brain just works differently.
- [Curly] You're kind of like,
known for your fashion in it too.
Like you're bringing the looks.
- [Emmy] I try to bring the look.
- [Curly] Do you have a lot of say
in what you get to wear?
- [Emmy] Yeah! Our costume designer
Christopher Hargadon
is incredible.
- [Curly] Are there any exciting looks
coming up this season?
- [Emmy] Yeah.
There's some incredible new characters
and so we're introducing
a whole new family of villains
and they all get to wear like,
unbelievable leather super-suits.
- [Curly] I love that.
- [Emmy] On the first day of set when
all 14 of us were there together
and they came out in their leather super-suits
like, the Umbrella's, we never got those!
- [Curly] Yeah! - [Emmy] And we were like,
"Wait a minute! Hold on!
They actually look like real superheroes!"
And we'd just be like,
the cheap watered-down version
in street clothes.
- [Curly] Which, honestly, story of my life.
I'm always the one that looks like
a watered-down superhero in street clothes.
Also, I heard you make out with your brother in the show.
(record scratch)
- [Curly] Well, okay. Do you want to play a game? (laughs)
- [Emmy] The shade!
See you! Goodbye!
- [Curly] It's not really your brother.
You guys are like, in the same house.
- [Emmy] We're all adopted.
So technically, no. We're not blood related.
- [Curly] Yeah.
- [Emmy] But, you know.
Family is family. Chosen or not.
- [Curly] Did you play any fun games in high school?
- [Emmy] Yes. What is that?
- [Curly] This is a fortune teller.
This is a little bit more junior high-ish.
- [Emmy] Oh my god!
- [Curly] For those of you who don't know.
Do you want to pick a color?
- [Emmy] Yeah! Oh my gosh.
Okay. I like green!
Green's my favorite color.
- [Curly] I like green! - [Emmy] Green? I love green?
- [Curly] GRE...
...EN.
- [Emmy] Yes.
- [Curly] Wow. I forgot for a second.
Pick a number.
- [Emmy] 5! My favorite number.
- [Curly] I love number 5!
1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Pick a number.
- [Emmy] 3! For Allison.
- [Curly] Yes! Number 3.
- [Emmy] Oh god.
- [Curly] Oh?!
May you get more money to buy me a house.
(laughs)
- [Curly] Did you ever play those other games
like "7 Minutes in Heaven"
and all those things?
- [Emmy] No... I think "Spin the Bottle"
was still definitely a big one
- [Curly] I tried playing Spin the Bottle too
but nobody ever wanted to make out with me.
I had my first "no" so it's fine.
- [Emmy] But honey, those lips.
- [Curly] Also paid for.
(laughs)
- [Emmy] I feel like we need a denim.
- [Curly] Yes.
- [Emmy] Definitely need these.
- [Curly] "Rocawear"
- [Emmy] Oh!
- [Curly] Yes!
- [Emmy] Rocawear.
- [Curly] Yes. For sure.
- [Emmy] Oh my god.
- [Curly] Yes. Bring it all back. Speaking of games.
- [Emmy] Love a game.
- [Curly] Your new movie.
- [Emmy] Yes.
- [Curly] Hilarious.
Is about a very intense game.
- [Emmy] Yes. It is called
"Gatlopp" the game.
It's about a group of friends
who come together for a game night
to try and make one of their friends feel better
post-divorce.
- [Curly] Yes.
- [Emmy] And they start playing this drinking game
- [Curly] Uh huh.
- [Emmy] And it gets very intense,
very quickly.
- [Curly] I know.
Somebody gets shot at one point?
- [Emmy] With a bow and arrow, yes.
It's like - it's serving you
"Jumanji".
It's serving you
"Dumb and Dumber".
- [Curly] Was that like an intense movie
for you all to shoot?
- [Emmy] We shot it in 12 days, in an "Airbnb",
- [Curly] Oh my god. What? - [Emmy] in 2020.
Like, at the height of Covid.
- [Curly] Wow.
What I also wanted to ask you was you were in "Hamilton".
- [Emmy] Yes. Yeah!
- [Curly] Since your my friend now can I be super honest?
I've never seen Hamilton.
- [Emmy] I love that.
- [Curly] Do you recommend?
- [Emmy] I highly recommend seeing it live.
And then, cause I know it's on Disney+
which is incredible.
And that's the original cast.
Nothing beats live theater.
- [Curly] And then...
What is it about? - [Emmy] A lot of people think
he was a president.
He's not.
- [Curly] Uh huh. - [Emmy] He was the first
Treasury of State in America.
- [Curly] Uh huh.
- [Emmy] And it's the story of his life
and he completely changed
the structure of our country.
- [Curly] So it's a story about a treasurer?
- [Emmy] Yes.
- [Curly] Sounds exciting...
(laughs)
- [Curly] Alrighty, should I go try on the clothes
that you chose for me?
- [Emmy] I don't know what you've been doing. I'm waiting.
- [Curly] Wow!
- [Emmy] It's really... It's-
- [Curly] And I'm the sassy one! (laughs)
- [Emmy] It's really the low-rise that I'm here for henny!
Ay, ay, ay, ay ay.
(chill pop music)
- [Curly] Now I'm going to try on my first look.
- [Emmy] Yes!
- [Curly] Do you have a cutie-patootie partner?
- [Emmy] Yes. Yes.
- [Curly] Do you think that y'all would have dated
in high school?
- [Emmy] I think I definitely
would've been into him in high school
but I don't know that he would've been
bold enough-
(record scratch)
- [Emmy] To- Sorry.
This hat.
(laughs)
You just...
you popped out.
I don't know that he would've been
bold enough to approach me.
- [Curly] Ew!
- [Emmy] Why do you have that look on your face?
- [Curly] I look like a Backstreet Boy,
but like, now.
- [Emmy] Oh, I mean...
That's all of them.
- [Curly] I know, this is giving.
(laughs) - [Curly] So you were a nerd?
- [Emmy] Yeah. I think I was like a theater nerd.
I went to a performing arts high school.
- [Curly] Uh huh.
- [Emmy] So for the first part of my day
I went to my actual high school
- [Curly] Oh.
- [Emmy] And then I was put on a bus
with a bunch of other kids,
and then we went to an arts,
nerd school.
And so I think a lot of people at my home school,
my actual high school,
like didn't understand.
They're like, "Where do you go after 1:00?"
And I was like, "I go to this magical place
where we learn to sing and dance all day"
- [Curly] Yes!
- [Emmy] "We talk about Barbara Streisand
and Patti LuPone!"
(sings)
- [Emmy] Oh my god! What did I say earlier!?
"In like a Sperry's"
- [Emmy] It's Sperry's!
Oh! Okay. Also that. - [Curly] That's how we dance.
- [Emmy] They didn't do that. (laughs)
- [Emmy] But listen,
you're bringing it into today, honey. Okay?
2022!
- [Emmy] I forgot about the double shirt.
That's the one thing that hasn't come back
that I'm really okay with.
That can stay away.
You gotta pop the collar.
Oh, god!
- [Curly] I'm gonna probably fight on your beach now.
(laughs)
- [Curly] This is not bad at all.
- [Emmy] Um.
It's not?
I am undone.
Those are so large!
(laughs)
- [Emmy] And the boxers!
I can't.
- [Curly] Those are mine.
- [Emmy] I can't.
Wait. The belt?
The sweatbands?
(intermission music)
- [Curly] This is my favorite one I think.
- [Emmy] You have captured the essence
of the high school experience.
You clearly need and want to be
in a music video.
(upbeat dance music)
- [Emmy] Curly, this has been so fun. But!
I heard a rumor that I have to go save the world.
- [Curly] Yes. Please.
- [Emmy] So. I gotta go.
- [Curly] By all means. The world needs saving.
- [Emmy] All right babe. But keep that.
Keep all of that.
- [Curly] Yes. Anything for you. Always
(whispers) I love you.
This is a look that I'm not sure
that I would wear now,
but I would've worn then. For sure.
If you would've gone out to a club
back in the day, looking like this
you would've been fly.
You would've been "It".
(upbeat outro music)