Teri Hatcher

And so they flew all of these different winners to Los Angeles where we had to do the whole thing again against like real people who already lived in L.A.

and were already working on television and whatever.

Yes.

But to me, you know, I think I might be wrong.

Maybe I'd never been on a plane by myself.

I definitely had never been given per diem or stayed in a nice hotel by myself.

They put us up, this is in like 1985.

They put us up at the Bonaventure Hotel downtown and we had a per diem.

And so I, of course, ordered like a banana split and like a hamburger and like all the, I never had room service.

I didn't grow up like that at all.

I mean, this is what I remember.

I remember that I ordered a hot fudge sundae, which seems insane that the next day I had to go perform and be sexy and that's what I was doing, but whatever.

I guess, well, it was 85, so that would have made me 20.

Okay, yeah.

But I mean, I just didn't grow up in a family where that was a thing.

No, I know.

Yeah.

I mean, maybe I went to New York once.

I got this job.

Then they picked eight of us to be the quote unquote mermaids, which were basically glorified extras on the love boat.