Hey guys, and welcome to the, oh, goddamn.
(laughing)
No, start over.
Gonna go from a 10 to a four, gaywise.
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Hey guys and welcome to The Other Show,
my name is Chris Kelly, and this is
Sarah Schneider
And we are the creators and executive producers
of The Other Two and we are here
talking about the pilot episode
Episode One.
Yeah with Brooke and Cary, Helene and Drew.
Hello, hello!
Hi you guys.
Hello, Hello.
Oh my God, Mom I broke up with Lance!
What?!
Yes, two weeks ago.
Oh, honey.
Are you doing okay?
Yes, I'm great, I'm way better than I was before.
No offense Lance.
What?
We always said that Carey felt like us
in our twenties, and Brooke feels like us currently,
when we're wasted.
(laughing)
The alarming part is that is how I talk normally sober,
so it's really, thanks a lot what a compliment.
I feel like while we were shooting you were like,
"This is who I am, I feel embarrassed that I am her."
No, truly I would read scripts and be like,
"Oh, I think you wrote this because I overshare.
I'm so sorry," and it's just constantly
being projected at me.
Hi, I'm Carey Dubek and I'm reading
for the role of man at party who smells fart.
I guess people have only seen the pilot at this point,
but I will say that it gets rough and tough for you.
Yeah, it gets really tough.
I'd say you go on fun journeys and you,
as an actor, get humiliated at every turn.
Is that accurate?
Yeah, that's accurate.
There's something about my face that reads as sad.
It's like this makes sense.
We'd have conversations where we were like,
"ooh, he cried in the last one,
so he probably shouldn't cry for at least two more.".
Yeah, halfway through filming I was like,
"oh, I'm not doing comedy."
(laughing)
No, you are.
It's a fun comedy on Comedy Central, Thursdays at 10:30.
(laughing)
Yeah.
I have seen one dick in four years.
This summer, Imma see 50 dicks.
Eww.
No, it's empowering.
Well, I had been dating someone for a very long time,
and so, and then after that relationship ended,
I didn't go on a quest to see 50 dicks,
but I was kind of like, I am reborn, let's hang, let's
party, and got to two, and then I married the second one.
(laughing)
And that was, she said that on her wedding...
That was my vows.
Those were her vows.
That was beautiful.
Thank you.
Hi honey!
My embarrassing thing is I worked at a restaurant,
an Italian restaurant on the Upper West side,
and it was me and there was one other gay waiter.
And one night my boss literally pulled me aside
and was like can you go get the other one.
I wanted you both to know last night,
at my home, my wife and I watched Brokeback Mountain.
Uh oh.
I didn't like it.
But, I watched it.
Thank you.
Is it bad that I sort of think about that
and I'm like oh, sweet?
It was sweet adjacent.
Is he gonna be like, legit famous?
No, there's no way.
Yeah, no, right?
I mean how big could he really get?
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Well there's the other three in my family.
My sisters auditioned for this show called
American Juniors, which was a spinoff of American Idol.
The year after Kelly Clarkson won,
and one of them made it on the show.
Yeah.
And they flew our whole redneck family to L.A.
And as soon as I got there, I like went to Melrose
and I bought a white belt and a Von Dutch hat.
So you were like I'm gonna be on TV,
get me to a store to buy a white belt.
Exactly.
And we sat on the side of the stage,
and then they would like cut to us and they'd be like
Tarvers, what do you think?
And we'd be like we love it.
But did people start knowing you from the show,
'cause you were always to the side of the stage?
Well, yeah you're over to the side
and like, when you leave the studio,
people would be like Caitlin's brother!
That's great.
And I was like basically at the time,
I was like you can do nothing and people
will sort of scream your name?
I love Los Angeles.
Oh yeah, so did that made your brain be like I love this.
Yeah
You weren't embarrassed or like oh no?
The cool parts of Carey where he's like
I don't want this, I'm better than this, I did not have.
It was like oh man, I don't know I
guess maybe I could be Ryan Seacrest?
(laughing)
Oh that was what you learned.
Interesting.
Please let's cut this.
You aren't quite there yet.
(laughing)
I didn't wanna be Seacrest,
but he was from Georgia and I was like
look what Seacrest did!
Buckle up girls, there's a sexy new singer in town,
and guess what?
He just turned 13!
Case Walker, who plays Chase, who plays the pop phenom
is not here, but I guess let's
talk about him behind his back.
Yeah, let's do that.
That is a whole other part of this show,
which is us four, in comparison to that.
(laughing)
Yeah.
To like a young, right out the gate, I'm talented,
know what I like, know what I do, know what
my brand is, know what my deal is.
Yeah
That's Case.
We found him on the internet.
We found him on Musical.ly, which is like an app
(laughing)
You can do it.
I can't even start talking about it, I don't know.
I was there at some audition.
We brought you guys to the call backs.
Yeah.
Oh my God.
He came in and was just like, they were like,
"Case, what have you been up to?", and he was like,
"I've just been rising and grinding."
Oh, he said the grind never stops.
The grind never stops.
He's like, ya know, the grind never stops.
Which is what I think Ken Marino Streeter says
in the pilot, and then we have people say
so many things that Case says in real life.
We're like, 'Can we use this literally?'
Yeah.
I love this.
How do we wrap this up, what do we say?
Seacrest would know how to wrap this up, though.
Yeah.
Do it Drew, here's your chance!
Be Seacreast, get us out of here.
Alright, guys well there it was.
(laughing)
That's it.
There it was, you loved it, it's fun.
And make sure to tune in later for House.
That's good, that works.
(laughing)
Speaking of current.
(laughing)
House is still on.
Right?
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