Michael Angarano

Yeah, very weighted. Yeah. Yeah, that scene was, I think in the entire, my experience of the show was my favorite scene. Yeah, it was a great scene. Just because, just exactly for what you guys are saying, it's like what a moment in history for these people. Young men. And like, I remember at the time, my brother was 19. And, you know, these people were 19, 18, 19. That is nothing. Nothing.

That is nothing. You know, and that is just still hard to comprehend. Yeah. How, you know, what's at stake really and what's being decided for them. Yeah. Yeah.

That is nothing. You know, and that is just still hard to comprehend. Yeah. How, you know, what's at stake really and what's being decided for them. Yeah. Yeah.

That is nothing. You know, and that is just still hard to comprehend. Yeah. How, you know, what's at stake really and what's being decided for them. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. One of the ways that him and Jack are so different, because I feel like if Jack were drafted, he wouldn't have that mindset. He doesn't think of it as a death sentence. Nicky, for whatever reason, is cut from a different cloth, so to speak, and they're like, no, I'm not going to make it. He's either smart enough.

Yeah. One of the ways that him and Jack are so different, because I feel like if Jack were drafted, he wouldn't have that mindset. He doesn't think of it as a death sentence. Nicky, for whatever reason, is cut from a different cloth, so to speak, and they're like, no, I'm not going to make it. He's either smart enough.

Yeah. One of the ways that him and Jack are so different, because I feel like if Jack were drafted, he wouldn't have that mindset. He doesn't think of it as a death sentence. Nicky, for whatever reason, is cut from a different cloth, so to speak, and they're like, no, I'm not going to make it. He's either smart enough.

It's like my younger brother, when he went on one audition once and was thinking about being an actor when he was very young, and then he went on one audition, and he was like, no, I'm never doing that again. Why would I do that again? Nikki looks at that realistically and is like, I'm not coming out of that. I'm not.

It's like my younger brother, when he went on one audition once and was thinking about being an actor when he was very young, and then he went on one audition, and he was like, no, I'm never doing that again. Why would I do that again? Nikki looks at that realistically and is like, I'm not coming out of that. I'm not.

It's like my younger brother, when he went on one audition once and was thinking about being an actor when he was very young, and then he went on one audition, and he was like, no, I'm never doing that again. Why would I do that again? Nikki looks at that realistically and is like, I'm not coming out of that. I'm not.

And maybe it's Jack's own ignorance, confidence, how he's built versus how Nikki's built. But he's like, no, that's not happening. That's not my fate. If I go, I'm not coming back.

And maybe it's Jack's own ignorance, confidence, how he's built versus how Nikki's built. But he's like, no, that's not happening. That's not my fate. If I go, I'm not coming back.

And maybe it's Jack's own ignorance, confidence, how he's built versus how Nikki's built. But he's like, no, that's not happening. That's not my fate. If I go, I'm not coming back.

Nice. He says CK. He says CK, referencing Clark Kent.

Nice. He says CK. He says CK, referencing Clark Kent.

Nice. He says CK. He says CK, referencing Clark Kent.

They would have a white van still. Let me ask, as long as we're being honest, have you carried on the tighty? Whitey?