Kristin Davis

Which is kind of funny.

Then the next time we see them having phone sex, he gets another call and he clicks over and then he comes back to continue the phone sex, but he's

skipped ahead in the phone sex to a part that they weren't at which alerts her that something is off and she's like no no you were kissing my breasts and he's like no no I was thrusting and she's like no no you weren't we hadn't gotten to that and then he goes oh uh and she says wait a minute and she sits up are you having phone sex with other people and he's like well Miranda we never said that we were exclusive like it's kind of entertaining and

And that's the end of George.

We don't get to see cute Josh Hamilton again, which is kind of sad.

And apparently I read in the notes that he was in the other room.

he wasn't recorded pre-recorded.

And this is something that we very commonly do, especially in the early days.

Like if we had a phone conversation that was in any way important, right?

Like, like, I mean, really any phone conversation, if there was any way that the other actor could be there, we would do it that way because what you're left with, if you don't do it that way, you would never have a pre-recorded,

voice of the other person, because that would be weird.

You would have the script supervisor read it.

But of course the script supervisor is probably a woman.

They normally are.

I don't know why.

And they're just reading it kind of like without emotion or whatever.

So it's hard to do your performance in the same way that you would do it with the actual other actor.

Right.

So like, even if it was,

you know, I don't remember if I also was in the other room to call Miranda.