>> Oh, my gosh.
Allison Hanigan starred in that
lifetime movie, "Abducted."
A story which is based on a true
story.
Allison, I love --
>> I just upset her.
>> That's a tease right there.
You had me at based on a true
story.
What is that story?
>> It's the story of Mary who in
the early '80s was abducted with
her daughter and held captive
for 53 days in a --
>> Where.
>> -- Closet by one of her
former students that she hasn't
seen for 15 years or so.
But, yeah, it's a true story.
And --
>> Wow.
>> -- They were tethered
together.
It was very intense.
>> What about the little boy
that got thrown in?
>> We have to watch the movie.
>> Spoiler -- so, if -- yes.
Yeah.
>> This was in the '80s.
I don't remember this.
>> Early '80s.
Hence my '70s pants.
>> Texas, California, where'd it
take place?
>> Oh my gosh.
Oh, pop quiz.
Minnesota.
>> Minnesota.
>> I was like, we filmed in
Vancouver but I know that's not
where it happened.
>> Are you a true crime person?
Because these have really taken
>> I've become so jump
ever since I became a mom.
So, like, I was feeling what you
were feeling even though I knew
what was going to happen.
But when read the script, and
knowing it was a true story, I
was on a plane and I was bawling
my eyes out.
I'm like, they're going to have
to make an emergency stop or
something.
This -- it was so riveting and
just the amount of strength that
Mary had to protect her daughter
even in this situation and to
make it sort of the best-case
scenario that she could to be
there for her kid.
>> Right.
>> It was just mind blowing.
>> See, even as a parent, having
small kids, I dive into it
because then I feel like I'll be
more alert.
>> Right.
>> What to expect, right?
>> Right, right, I can see that.
I think that's how I felt before
I became a mom but then
something shifted and the first
thing I watched after I became a
mom, I was like I got to go in
easy because I hadn't watched TV
for a while.
I was watching my baby.
I was obsessed.
I was like, oh, I'll watch "Toy
story 3."
That was the worst story ever.
>> He went back, the teddy bear.
>> Oh, my god.
>> It starts out with the kid,
like, growing up and leaving for
college.
I was like --
>> I tell you, one thing I love,
I was say when that clip was on,
I'm more "Fancy Nancy," your
other project.
>> "Fancy Nancy" I'll watch all
day long.
I play Claire.
>> That's awesome.
>> There she is.
Fancy Nancy's mom.
Honestly, this is the best job
I've ever had.
It's so much fun.
I love the story so much.
I love the books and the
television show is -- has just
surpassed my love.
It's -- I'm so proud to be --
>> Voiceover gigs are the best,
aren't they?
>> I know.
I can go in my pajamas.
>> We have something in common,
you're really big into Halloween
as well.
>> Very big into Halloween.
I love crafting then, yes.
I go crazy.
That's --
>> Is that you?
>> That is --
>> That's your work?
Not you personally, but your
work.
>> That's me before Halloween.
Yeah.
So I just go crazy.
They look at me very strange at
the candy store.
>> Hang on.
Allison isn't even selling it
right.
There's crafty and there's you.
Tell -- you got the jumpy house
coming out with the whole --
>> I do.
This year I'm going to get a
really, really big one that we
have to put on the tennis court
because it's so big but that's
kind of up a long hill.
So I'm going to decorate the
whole hill.
Now that the kids are older I
can go really scary because it
used to be like, here's the
happy pumpkins.
And now I'm like, yeah.
Now they're into just the gore.
Although we do have this one
butler decoration guy that we
put in the bathroom.
>> They scare me.
>> Now my kid won't use that
>> Do you dress up still?
>> Oh, yes, definitely.
>> What are you going to be this
year?
>> We used to be able to do
family costumes.
Now we don't.
I'm not going to make my costume
this year.
I think I'm going to be the
inflatable alien from "Toy
story."
>> That's always a good one.
>> I was like I want to be an
inflatable.
I can be a bounce house.
>> We're talking about all the
roles this morning in our
meeting that you've done.
You did so many great ones.
Do people do the band camp thing
with you everywhere you go?
>> Yes.
It depends where I am, but, yes,
>> It doesn't get old to me.
Does it get old to you?
>> I mean, it depends where
I'm -- if I'm with my
children --
>> You're like, no.
>> Yeah, you know what, let's
talk about -- hey, you watch me
on "Fancy Nancy," that's okay.
I got money set aside for their
therapy later.
We don't need to know yet.
>> Raising another generation.
That's nice.
Congratulations on everything.
>> Thank you.
>> Look forward to checking out
the movie.
>> Let's go to your house