Kristen Davis

But it wasn't supposed to be the pajama party or the Midsummer Night's party.

It was just some vague party.

When you watch the episode, did you think like, oh, that's accurate or though that's totally inaccurate?

Or what were your thoughts?

It's pretty accurate.

Like, I can't pinpoint, like you said, exactly what party that was supposed to be.

Like, it's a little bit like the Fun in the Sun pool parties, but there were a lot more people there in your guys' scene, a lot more extras.

The Fun in the Sun pool parties would have, like, girls come up and, like, enjoy the pool and everything, and Hef and his friends would be playing backgammon by the pool, and some of his guy friends would be out on the tennis courts, but it wouldn't be very many people at all, like, less than 50 people, so they were pretty intimate parties.

I would say the party I can compare the most to what you guys did was maybe like the 4th of July party because that would be like a bigger daytime party.

And then it would kind of move into a nighttime party.

That's kind of, I think that's the only party they threw that was like that, that went from day to night.

Interesting.

And then, so in our scenes where we come in and I think that we filmed things that didn't end up in the show.

At least I remember things that I don't think were in the show.

One was that we had this scene where we were walking in and there were people, you know, girls in assorted small bikinis playing with bubbles.

I don't know what the heck we were doing, but like what, how, what was it?

Regular life there, like versus a party or when people would come, you know, regular life, it was pretty quiet during like a weekday.

But at the same time, it wasn't totally private, like a home either.

I started giving tours at the mansion because they tours like.

A few times a week, like in the mornings on weekdays and they would do it for like contest winners or like military or people like that.