Paget Brewster

That's all I'm saying.

Um, I got started being paid, uh, to act.

I think in 19, I moved here.

I moved to Los Angeles in 1996 and I got, uh, a pilot with Dana Gould, uh,

um i was 27 years old that was back when people had production deals yeah remember like development deals sitcoms everything was sitcoms it was great so i'd done theater in san francisco but i'd never i did a public access show in san francisco where i made botulism and shot like stop action

know barbie videos but uh it was getting a development deal in l.a shortly after i moved here and then i guess start on friends for six episodes oh that and was just lucky i just it was the right time friends puts you into another stratosphere right

Oh, it's crazy how it's been rediscovered, too, by people in their 20s.

They love it.

Yeah, we knew it was not of our time.

Do your kids feel like Friends is contemporary to them?

Do they feel, or do they look at it as like, oh, that's the late 90s, 2000s?

Yeah.

No.

I mean, it would be designed industrially?

I don't even know what is... Right.

They had separate beds from their wife.

The fact that we don't have a defining look currently?

as opposed to dressing up for for zeppelin travel yeah and a rolling roast beef cart in the plane yeah yeah yeah i don't know here's what i think though and this is i think for the fortunate few everything was very civil everything was very civilized everyone was on the same side there wasn't

as much political upset and divide as there is now.

And I think the people who make all the money