Sam Brigger

She's planning to go to Stanford. And to pursue a medical degree. But she changes her plans because this boy, Ben Covington, who she's had a crush on but never really talked to, writes like a compelling note in her yearbook. And so she decides to bail on all her plans and follow him.

She's planning to go to Stanford. And to pursue a medical degree. But she changes her plans because this boy, Ben Covington, who she's had a crush on but never really talked to, writes like a compelling note in her yearbook. And so she decides to bail on all her plans and follow him.

to New York and he's going to the University of New York which I have to say I always thought was weird like they can name Stanford Stanford but it's you can't have NYU like that's kind of weird but that's besides the point well let's hear a scene from Felicity this is from the first episode where the very earnest and honest Felicity confronts her crush Ben Covington played by Scott Speedman in a college stairway and reveals to him why she's in New York

to New York and he's going to the University of New York which I have to say I always thought was weird like they can name Stanford Stanford but it's you can't have NYU like that's kind of weird but that's besides the point well let's hear a scene from Felicity this is from the first episode where the very earnest and honest Felicity confronts her crush Ben Covington played by Scott Speedman in a college stairway and reveals to him why she's in New York

to New York and he's going to the University of New York which I have to say I always thought was weird like they can name Stanford Stanford but it's you can't have NYU like that's kind of weird but that's besides the point well let's hear a scene from Felicity this is from the first episode where the very earnest and honest Felicity confronts her crush Ben Covington played by Scott Speedman in a college stairway and reveals to him why she's in New York

Okay. That's a really hard scene to listen to.

Okay. That's a really hard scene to listen to.

Okay. That's a really hard scene to listen to.

But, you know, you're really good in that, though. Like, you're taking all these awkward pauses, and it sounds really natural. But I have to say that she finds out, I think in that episode or the next episode, that he, on his college essay, he totally made up that his older brother died and that it was his dream all along to go to this school.

But, you know, you're really good in that, though. Like, you're taking all these awkward pauses, and it sounds really natural. But I have to say that she finds out, I think in that episode or the next episode, that he, on his college essay, he totally made up that his older brother died and that it was his dream all along to go to this school.

But, you know, you're really good in that, though. Like, you're taking all these awkward pauses, and it sounds really natural. But I have to say that she finds out, I think in that episode or the next episode, that he, on his college essay, he totally made up that his older brother died and that it was his dream all along to go to this school.

And I have to say, Felicity should have totally left him at that point. Yeah. That's a bad sign.

And I have to say, Felicity should have totally left him at that point. Yeah. That's a bad sign.

And I have to say, Felicity should have totally left him at that point. Yeah. That's a bad sign.

It's so important.

It's so important.

It's so important.

So when Felicity ended, you decided to take a break from acting. Can you talk about that decision?

So when Felicity ended, you decided to take a break from acting. Can you talk about that decision?

So when Felicity ended, you decided to take a break from acting. Can you talk about that decision?