- [Paget as Romeo] It is my lady, O, it is my love!
- [Molly as Romeo] O, that she knew that she were!
(beep) (group laughing)
(upbeat jazz music)
- [Narrator] We brought together seven actors.
- I am an actor.
- I'm an actor.
- I am an actor.
- I'm a great actor, I'm a confident actor.
- [Narrator] One is a liar.
If the group discovers who the liar is,
they'll win a cash prize.
(jazz music continues)
If the liar survives, they win the entire prize.
This is Odd Man Out.
- [Paget] When did you first realize
that you wanted to be an actor?
- Second grade. - Ten.
- Five, age five. - Yeah, I was 10 years old.
- When I was in college and I studied abroad in Paris.
- Mmm, that's pretty late, you know we were all 10.
(Paget laughs)
- Hey, I'm being honest. One of you guys are lying, so.
- Nobody decides late in life they wanna be an actor.
Otherwise she had to be crazy.
- Quick intros on just like what we're doing now.
Does that make sense? - Yes!
Yes, that would be really cool.
- I currently have a web series out right now,
Angel City Heroes. So check it out.
- Where can we find that online?
- FitTV Network or Google.
- FitTV Network?
- [David] We're coming down to 20 seconds.
- Okay. I also have a web series out
called Kat Loves LA.
- I have a TV show out, One Strange Happy.
Just took it off of Amazon
'cause we got a distribution deal.
- Just to finish, a guest spot on 911, on Fox. Thank you.
I played a creepy guy. (David and Paget laugh)
That was my role.
- I just did a Colgate commercial.
- Auditions, auditions, and classes.
That's what I'm doing. And I'm on a Amazon prime movie.
- Corporate stuff, I'm doing a lot of corporate stuff.
I don't want to say like names.
(bell rings) - Ah.
- Already? We ran out of time so quickly.
(intense percussion music plays)
- [Molly] It seemed like he was trying
to push the target on someone else.
Trying to make us less suspicious of him.
- [Paget] Looks like an actor,
she sounds like an actor, but it just seemed like
she isn't necessarily pursuing acting.
- When we all said, when we've decided to become actors
she was the only one that made that decision late in life.
(buzzer wails)
- [Host] Thank you. - Okay.
Quickest role of my career.
I was a creepy guy on the show '911' on Fox.
Maybe they thought I wasn't creepy,
which would be flattering.
You know, I'd like to think that,
that they all saw me and they said
"This guy, he's not creepy. He's a nice guy."
- What was your favorite role, to date, that you've done?
- Oh man, I was just on an episode of
The Wonderland Murders
and I played the murderer for the episode.
- Oh, dude, that's so nice. - And it was amazing.
- I was in a B horror movie, which was a lot of fun.
- Did you get killed? (laughs)
- [Molly] Yeah, I did get killed.
I was technically the second. Sorry, spoilers.
- Mine is the one I'm currently doing,
'cause I get to play like a crazy action hero.
It's a lot of like fighting and stunt work.
- Mine was a stoner rom-com, it was on Hulu.
- Interesting. - Nice.
- He's really quiet.
And he didn't really participate in the conversation,
and he was very, very vague.
I was on a recent episode of Shameless.
I acted opposite of William H. Macy,
which was really, really cool. - Wow.
Yeah, like the legend.
- He's on Friends, right?
- Shameless - Fargo, he was in everything.
- [Reis] Oh yeah, yeah yeah yeah. (laughs)
- I thought it was friends.
- Oh. Interesting question though.
He just had an interesting energy.
It didn't seem like it was connected
to being in the industry, being established.
- Did you guys train? Anyone go to school for acting?
- I went to a performing arts high school.
- How 'bout you buddy?
- I took a couple classes over at SMCC,
Santa Monica Community College.
- Oh, cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, cool.
Is that where it ends or do you have a future?
- I think I learned what I need to learn.
So now I'm just auditioning, you know?
Like all you guys, you know? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Oh, we're out of time.
(bell rings) (Molly laughs)
(upbeat percussion music plays)
- Something didn't really feel right.
- But he just didn't seem as, like as part of the group.
- [David] Kinda made me wonder
if he knew what we were talking about.
(wooden clang) (music abruptly stops)
(buzzer wails)
- I'm a working actor. I'm a great actor.
I'm a confident actor, so (sighs)
- Much love to everybody. - Right (chuckles)
- Of course. - Nothing against anyone.
- [Host] Are you guys familiar with Romeo & Juliet?
- Yeah, sure. - Absolutely, yeah.
- [David as Romeo] But, soft!
What light through yonder window breaks.
- [Reis as Romeo] It is the east, and Juliet is the sun.
- [Bryan as Romeo] Arise, fair sun,
and kill the envious moon,
- [Paget as Romeo] Who is already sick and pale with grief.
- [Molly as Romeo] That thou art or the-
(record scratches) (Molly laughs)
Oh, of course! (group laughs)
- Reading lines together is a great way
to tell if you're an actor
because if you can emote at the right time
while you're reading, It's fair to say
that you know what you're doing.
- [Bryan as Romeo] And none but fools do wear it;
cast it off.
- [Paget as Romeo] It is my lady, O, it is my love.
- [Molly as Romeo] O, that she knew that she were.
- [David As Juliet] O Romeo, Romeo!
Where art thou Romeo?
- You get the best one (group laughs)
- Yeah! I hate it!
(groovy bass music plays)
- [Host] So there has been a tie between two people,
Molly and Reis. - [Reis] Wow.
- [Host] So, we're gonna do a re-vote.
(groovy bass music resumes)
- I vote between those two? - [Host] Yes.
- Oh, okay, sorry.
Can I redo mine? - [Host] Yes.
- Okay (group laughs)
- [Paget] Who were you voting out?
(upbeat bass music resumes)
(buzzer wails)
- Sorry Molly. - Sorry (sighs)
- Super love. Super love.
- [Host] If you feel like you've voted the mole out,
we can end the game now.
Or if you feel like the mole is still in the box,
we should continue.
- Do you think we have? - Raise your hand
if you feel like we should continue.
- We should continue? - [Host] Yes.
- I think so.
We're gonna be shocked at the end, we're gonna be surprised.
We were really vibing.
We had a great energy and that is what threw me off.
That's what kind of put up the red flag in my head.
- [Host] If the lights turn green, you voted the liar out.
- If the lights turn red, the liar is still in the box.
- You can tell, people. - Yeah.
- We're good. - Come on baby.
- Yeah!
(group cheers) - Wow!
- High five! - Oh my goodness!
- [Host] If the mole will please step forward now.
(intense music plays)
- [Molly] Oh my god! - Yes!
- [Reis] Oh my gosh! - You figured it right away.
- [Molly] Oh no! - [Paget] I had no idea!
- I gotta admit, I thought it was you, man.
- I thought it was him.
- [Ari] I guess I'm not playing it right.
I had apparently played the game wrong.
Because I picked you both times.
I thought that was the point.
And I made everybody vote me off.
I think I should've won, took the whole 400
because I fooled everybody. I basically out-acted everyone.
And I guarantee you, if we asked who the mole was,
everybody would've picked me.
- At first I was a little embarrassed 'cause I was like,
"Damn it, it's that obvious?"
And then I kind of watched them pick one each other apart.
And I was like, "Oh this is fantastic".
Like entertainment wise, I'm so happy I went out right away.
They would've figured it out.
Like I can't act. If I had to do the Romeo and Juliet thing
they would've known right then and there.
- I felt very unprepared about Romeo and Juliet. (laughs)
It's a whole nother skill almost.
Like you have film, you have theater,
and then you have Shakespeare.
- I'm really, really proud of everyone else.
Apparently not me because I didn't know who the mole was.
- It's the first game show I've been on.
First time I won. So I'm one for one.
So you know, that's pretty cool (laughs)
- So yes, I'm the winner,
and I hate to say it but I out-acted,
and outsmarted everybody up on the stage.
(Paget laughs) (group cheers)
- Oh my god!
I'm gonna be paying for coffee
in ones for like three months.
- [Paget] Yeah, yes! (laughs) - Here you go, here you go.
(group laughs)