- Hey, guys, this is Christy Carlson Romano,
and you're watching BuzzFeed.
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Did you ever have a crush
on any fellow Disney Channel stars?
Oh my gosh.
Yeah, no, I definitely had a crush on like everyone.
I was pretty sheltered, because I was always on set,
so any time someone would come to set,
I'd have like mini crushes,
and I would get over them pretty quickly,
'cause then I'd be onto the next crush.
Do you remember the lyrics to We Went to the Moon?
If so, could you sing a little bit for us.
Well, sure can.
♪ We went to the moon in 1969 ♪
♪ Not 1968 but the year after ♪
♪ And once we were there ♪
♪ The astronauts felt fine ♪
♪ I don't remember the rest of the words there ♪
And I also sell a t-shirt with those lyrics on them.
Go to my Etsy shop, and buy it now.
Was there a role that you auditioned for and really wanted
but didn't end up getting or went to someone else?
I really wanted to go and audition for Princess Diaries,
and I could not because they kept me at Even Stevens
and I could not make my audition,
so I have a really, really big regret
of never making that audition.
Who knows?
Who knows what would've happened.
Okay, next one.
What do you think Ren Stevens is up to now?
Would you ever consider doing an Even Stevens reboot?
Yes, absolutely.
I would absolutely consider doing an Even Stevens reboot
and I know the idea for it.
My character is now older, and she has two kids,
and it's kind of gender swapped,
where the Louis is the girl, and the Ren is the boy.
It's karma for Ren, for sure.
Next.
What does it feel like stepping back
into the Kim Possible universe
as a new character, Poppy Blue?
It's pretty crazy.
You know, it's a very strict universe,
and so, it's very interesting to me that I'm taking on
a new character, Poppy Blue,
who's this larger than life pop icon,
kind of like a Lady Gaga,
and she's helping Kim Possible get to her mission.
It feels really great.
I'm really excited to be a part of this world,
as a face, and I think that my character,
Poppy Blue, could come back, 'cause I think
she is larger than life, and maybe she'd be a villain.
Have you ever heard the Kim Possible phone ring in public?
If so, what's your reaction?
(laughing) Yeah, I have.
I've definitely heard that phone,
and it probably will always be with a certain generation,
a certain age range.
Some people have had that ringtone on their phone,
they've told me, for like 10 years.
What I wanna know is why don't I have it on my phone?
What is your personal favorite Even Stevens episode?
Do you have any (laughing) memories that come to mind
from filming it?
The musical episode is pretty epic.
It's a very historic moment for the Disney Channel,
as it was way before High School Music, psh.
I also have a memory of an episode where I had to be
with a pig for the entire week.
When was the last time you talked
to your Ever Stevens costar, Shia LaBeouf?
What was your favorite on set memory with him?
Oh, Shia, so many, many, many memories.
The last time I talked to him was actually
through my husband, where he was training at a gun range
and then my husband happened to be at the gun range,
well, he was a Marine, so it kinda made sense,
they kinda broed out and then he said,
"Oh, say hi to sis for me," and stuff,
so it was all love, thanks, Shia.
(kissing) Love you, too.
What was the favorite on set memory with him?
Yeah, some come to mind
that I can't really talk about right now.
The one that I always love telling is that I tried
to haze him because he was going into high school,
and I put a fart machine underneath his chair
during a closeup, and he didn't appreciate that, so.
My dressing room got TPed.
One of the most beloved characters
from Even Stevens is Beans.
Aww.
When was the last time you spoke to Steven Anthony Lawrence?
He's a sweetheart of a guy, and I've met with him
about a documentary that I was trying to make
about child actors who grow up.
Having to grow up with that kind of identity
is not easy, and I think he's done it in a really great way
'cause you don't see him making crazy headlines.
He's just living his life.
Last burning question.
Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato
were beginning their Disney Channel careers
as you were wrapping up yours.
Did you offer any advice to them?
Who could've known that these girls would've become
these huge iconic stars?
Back when I was on Disney Channel, it was very different.
We didn't have social media.
There was probably dial-up internet, Jesus.
We didn't have any of that overexposure,
so any time that I was asked about Miley Cyrus
and when she was starting to go, I guess you'd say rogue,
but in my opinion, she's done a really great job
of transitioning.
It just was, it was just very, you know,
her own way, she did it her own way.
I don't know.
I feel like sometimes, when girls go from Disney,
then they wanna prove themselves
in a completely different light and that can be dangerous,
so I was always trying to give any kind of advice,
whether it was an interview or anything,
to just say, hey, like be you, do you,
but be protective of yourself,
and don't do anything that you're gonna regret,
'cause I have done some of those things,
and it's not necessary to do that in order
to really grow as an artist.
So that is about it, guys.
That is my last burning question from you.
Again, this is Christy Carlson Romano,
answered your burning questions.
Lots of love.
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