Debra Jo Rupp

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203 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard Dec 2024

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But he says, I don't know how to be a husband to you. I don't know how to be a father to our kids. And then later he says, I'm saying when I dream of our future together, Sophie, it's a nightmare. It's a nightmare, Sophie. There's no coming back from that. He repeats nightmare twice.
Yeah, it was heartbreaking. Like in that moment I was Sophie and I was like, I can't believe this dude is saying, nightmare?
Like there's certain words. Can't unring that bell. You know what I'm saying? If I said to Ryan Michelle Bathé, I just had a dream of what our life was like together. And it's a nightmare, Ryan. A nightmare. She'd be like, well, Negro.
So that's where we leave.
Yeah. Now with Katobi.
He puts him on the spot and says, well, here you go. And you're like, oh, am I doing this? Are we doing this? We're leaving a message? Yeah. Kate, I don't know what to do.
Arlene Brown, mother to Sterling K. Brown, married twice, each time at the courthouse. Wow. She said, she's like, you know what, I'd rather spend the money on a house than spend it on these things.
Very practical sort of person, but also a bit of a stick in the mud. Because when you say, like, Mom, we're going to get married and we're going to do these things, she's like, oh, I just got married at the courthouse. And we're like, thanks, Mom, but what about this one? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
There you go. There you go. But because the guy says like, and whoosh, you're married. And like, oh, whoosh. That's the sound of getting married or whatnot. And you hear Kate go through like, you don't have to worry about father-daughter dances. And I don't have to worry about my dad taking me down. Like all the things that she's like glad about. You're like, mm. Are you really glad about that?
Me thinks the lady. Protests too much. Indeed, sir. And so you sort of pick up on it and there's this delightful scene. I wish we had him here right now. I have him in my car probably right now.
You're watching something. Are you watching Judge Judy?
I don't really think this is what she wants. You know what I'm saying? She says that it is, but I know in my heart of hearts that it's not the way to go and just needed somebody to talk through. It was really adorable. I love when you guys, and I think maybe I have a couple, but are able to take these scenes when you don't have anybody else to talk to. and make it feel like a conversation.
Two kings of romantic gestures just having a conversation with each other. And then, so then you come later
It's such a beautiful thing because you keep unzipping them. And you can see Chrissy about to have a reaction. You're like...
Yeah.
And you decide together that like, look, I think that you say that you don't want this, but I think you walking down the aisle with your two incredibly handsome brothers and being able to celebrate it amongst friends and family is something that would be good. So you propose. Because she says before, like everything we've done has been backwards.
Like I'm the one who proposed to you when I didn't think that you could hear me, et cetera. And so like you actually take this moment to say like, no, no. Will you marry me? And she says yes. And it's really, really quite lovely, right?
So that was it. That was this episode. And we're also very excited. This episode sets up what we do for the first time and that we repeat a few times in subsequent seasons.
Yes.
So it's- And it is, I think it's a very fruitful and sort of like exciting moment for us as a show because Every once in a while you think you know what the show is, and Dan does a great job of like, the format is essentially what it is, but within that we'll every once in a while do something that's just a little bit different, right?
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