- Good afternoon, everyone.
What a wonderful day.
- Oh, hey, everyone.
Look, it's the inaugural ISA Zoom meeting.
- Hello. - Hi, everybody.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Hi.
(Neil laughing)
- We have all of the villains of Stargirl here
and we are all gonna answer some questions
that we have found from the fans.
I have a question for you, Neil Jackson.
Who is the most dangerous person on the ISA?
- I think the most dangerous person on the ISA
is you, Mr. Baker, and thank goodness you're in a coma.
It was one of those things that when the episode start
and the first two episodes
were kinda the big feature episodes for Brainwave,
I was like, I don't know what they're gonna do
for the next 13 episodes 'cause all he has to do
is do a drive-by past their house
and he can give everyone an aneurism,
that's the end of the show.
And the moment they put you in a coma,
I was like, it's such a perfect, sneaky way
of taking the most powerful player off the board
so the rest of us get a chance
so there can actually be a season.
Yeah, I definitely think you have the most powerful powers.
- And look forward to a lot more comas.
(everyone laughs)
Season two, when does he go into a coma?
- Don't you feel like though in that coma,
he's generating something?
I mean, he's not just lying there.
- Oh, yeah, he is, it stinks in there.
(everyone laughs)
- Remember his eye acting?
- I got an overacting note once
from my coma acting.
- I love that story.
So yeah, say that story, it's so good.
- Too much brow acting?
- I was doing some pretty intense REM,
I'm gonna go, well, if I have to lie here,
if I have to just lie here and be asleep or be in a coma,
I'm gonna at least do my work.
I'm a diligent actor so I was really trying
to let everyone know that I was definitely
still awake under there.
And after the first take, the director Mike came over
and went, look, I love what you're doing,
everything's great.
I'm like, is he seriously giving me a note?
What the heck? (everyone laugh)
But that eye thing is reading really, really big.
If you're doing say a nine,
just bring it back to about a one.
- Whoa.
- One?
- And he walked off and I looked at Jake
and went, did he just give me an overacting note
for my coma acting?
- Wow. - It's so good.
- Yup.
- Your coma was too big.
- It was too much.
'Cause me and Chris lived together when we were shooting it
and it was so funny that you would wake up in the morning,
have your coffee, and go to work to just go back to sleep.
- Lie down for a little bit.
- What a job, man.
- All right, I got a question from Meg.
Will Cindy start a recruitment for the young ISA?
- Yeah, I mean, she's pretty bored right now
with all just regular school stuff in control
so I'm sure she's gonna start probing the kids of the ISA.
She's gonna have to do it well though
because I don't know,
I feel like she scares a lot of people.
- And one of the things I loved about watching this episode
and seeing what you did in there,
'cause you're so mean and so nasty
but you play it with this fragility
that was just so accessible and I was watching it
and me and Kim were both just like,
I just wanna give her a hug.
You played that line really beautifully.
- Thank you.
No, yeah, her insecurities are kinda
where it roots down from which everyone has,
so that's how I relayed her to anyone or just kinda
where I started jumping into Cindy but I know,
she's got major daddy issues so--
- i mean, look at your father.
He's terrible. - I know.
- I mean, first of all, he's 200 years ago,
he never threw the football with you.
- He's always got that dragon breath.
(everyone laughs)
- Why I have the mask, come on.
- I probably, do I even know what you look like?
- No, you don't see a Darth Vadar version of me.
I'm like don't look at me.
(everyone laughs)
You are my greatest experiment.
- [Neil] Yeah, that line, you are my greatest experiment
is so brutal.
I'm watching the way that you reacted--
- Oh, yeah, that moment.
- Yeah, it's just--
- Yeah, the moment's packed.
- I love that whole scene, that take on a father
trying to get control of his teenage daughter.
Don't touch that.
- [Dragon King] Get away from there.
- Put that down.
And it was so great, but the thing you're telling her
to put down is a flame throwing staff, you know?
- If you're unhappy, buy some clothes.
Or throw another party.
I don't care which.
- That was such a great scene,
I really was tickled by how that,
'cause you guys played it very real but it was funny.
- Mhm.
- But in retrospect, I'm realizing, is the whole show
just about the futility of parenthood?
We're useless, we can't even,
even Dragon King can't manage his own child.
- It's true 'cause Pat's always running in too late
and be like, oh, god, she went out again.
- Yeah.
- There's no control over Courtney whatsoever.
- If you would just listen to me--
- I'm done listening.
(object clanks)
- Hey, thanks everyone for all the questions,
this was super fun talking to you.
- And remember, new episodes of DC's Stargirl
airs Tuesday nights on The CW.
- And you can stream them all the next day for free
on the CW app.
Meeting adjourned.
(dramatic music)