Bert Kreischer

It was very fun because we're writing off of our real life and we're writing off our real personalities.

And so people always say, is Isla like that in real life?

Yeah.

Yeah.

In part, yeah.

She was a lunatic.

And she was crazy and she lived, you know, but Isla was a little different in that she

Because I stole her anonymity, she was a little self-aware at a certain age.

At that age, she was a lunatic.

And Georgia was very emotional.

And, like, our stories in life were always on the shoulder of whatever was going on in Georgia's life at the time, you know?

And Georgia was very bullheaded, and she wanted to do things her way.

And then, you know...

But can I tell you, this is like, as I've been thinking about, the show's doing pretty well, and people are like, would you do season two?

This is how much I miss my family.

This was my pitch for season two, and Netflix has not heard this yet.

I want it to open on me and Leanne's funeral.

And young Georgia and Isla are in the front pew, and they're really upset.

And as people are eulogizing us, a 25 and 27-year-old version of Island Georgia come in with veils on and sit down next to them as time travelers and go, hey, cheer up.

We can fix this.