Jennie Garth

The tabloids were writing about you guys because like we had, of course, on set dynamics and drama, but nobody cared.

Like for whatever reason, I guess because we were a kid's show.

And even though you guys were a teen show, for some reason you captured the imagination of the adult world too.

Yeah.

And it's, it's, it's so interesting.

And I guess it's because you, you guys were so edgy, right?

Like you were dealing with, you were, you were addressing teen issues in a way that adults were also watching and sort of keeping up with.

But it's, it's, it strikes me as really weird now because I don't read about teenage actors nowadays.

Like, I don't know who does.

It's so weird.

The drama is part of the show.

It's a character.

People want to add that drama to the real life.

It's like a side effect of success, right?

So you're doing your job well.

You're drawing them into these characters so well that then they're going to want to know more about the actors.

And then it's like, yeah.

Danielle and I just heard this with a lot of the professional wrestlers where it's like, if you're a heel.

Yeah.

and you're so good at your job as a bad wrestler, then they hate you in real life, as opposed to going like, you're so good at your job that I hate you in the most wonderful way.