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Chapter 1: What sibling dynamics do the hosts share from their childhood?
This is a HeadGum Podcast.
Gun show. Now, is this a slip?
That's exactly what he said. The first thing I said. This is a slip-esque dress.
Two guys just thoroughly confused by what. Guys. But we were right about some things. Which is what? What were you right about? Sully had said something that oftentimes it's something worn underneath in order for things, the drape, so that things like fall. Slide around.
Sure. Slide around is, it feels weird.
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Chapter 2: How does birth order influence personality and ambition in siblings?
Not slide around, but sort of they fall. Don't you like a dress to slide around? You don't want your dress getting caught on things. You know what I mean?
I mean, I guess maybe back in the day to have it fall a certain way, but now that feels less.
You made a point about sheerness and sort of like to make it look more opaque.
A slip was usually, in my mind, was always worn for.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I was right. I saw a couple of black folks say that. Sterling ain't wrong about the church, because in church, people be wearing slips. This week, we're trying something new. We're going to pivot away from a rewatch discussion for an episode and just chat. You know, we're just going to chat, bro. Let's chat.
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Chapter 3: Why do siblings raised in the same household often feel like they had different parents?
We're just going to chat. I think people want us to chat. So welcome to the That Was Us group chat, where we riff off a certain topic inspired by This Is Us. And today, we're starting out strong with siblings. That's right.
Yeah.
We're chatting about the people who may know us the longest, who push our buttons the most, or maybe even for some, who you have to work hard to have a relationship with at all. We're also going to get into the roles you fall into, the stuff you don't realize until you're older, all of it.
And this ties in a little bit with where we're at in the rewatch right now, because we recently saw Kevin and Randall reconcile. That's right. Season five where we are, but really our entire show is about the dynamics of siblings and family. Right. Yeah. But first I think it's important to catch up because we haven't seen,
We haven't seen each other in a month.
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Chapter 4: How do the characters Kevin, Kate, and Randall reflect real-life sibling relationships?
So much has happened.
It's like a month?
It's been a month. So much has happened. Okay, so even though things have been rolling, you know, I had the birthday party slash roast. Sterling turned 50. I turned 50. 5-0. And guys... I got to tell you, it's one of the top five days of my life. That's great. I think it should be. It was absolutely- That was so fun. That's great. Now listen, hold on.
Chapter 5: In what ways can trauma and life events shape sibling relationships?
Just so everybody knows how it went down. Like, so I had, how many roasters? I had my brother, Michael Hogan. You had nine. Was it nine total? Nine slots anyway. Ten people total. Ten people? Okay. Yeah. So anyway, friends from college, friends from high school, a buddy from grad school as well.
Sully and Huertas?
Sully and Huertas, they get up at the end, and you guys were on fucking fire.
On fire.
Listen, man.
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Chapter 6: How do siblings manage responsibilities when caring for aging parents?
Bro. Listen. You killed that. Listen, I'm going to tell you something.
Tell me something.
I've done a lot of performing in my life. I am almost embarrassed to admit how proud I am. You know what's awesome? You shouldn't be. You should be. Of the roast performance. You should be. I've watched the tape back half a dozen times. Have you really? Yes.
Chapter 7: What impact does moving away have on sibling relationships?
I don't have a tape. Who taped it? Rachel. Send it. I want to see it. I got clips if you want them. We got clips. How much rehearsal? No rehearsal. No rehearsal? Here's the thing. Here's what John and I realized. Because they riffed off it. Okay, wait, I have to say, the whole, the thesis of their thing was that Brown is a lead actor who doesn't pay attention to anybody else.
Here's what we realized.
Chapter 8: Do siblings grow closer or drift apart as they age?
That he's like number whatever, one on the call sheet, let's just say.
The day before the roast, Ryan Michelle sent us the running order, run of show. Okay. John and I realized we were last. Yeah. Which is not necessarily... It means that you're a closer in most things. But in a roast situation, you've now had eight people in front of you who have had a crack at all of the subject matter. Sure, sure, I got you. So you're like, where does that leave us? I get you.
Where does that leave us?
So literally as we're sitting in the front row, we're like, okay, someone just made our joke. Okay, now we got to take that. Really? Yeah, yeah. Are you serious? We were sitting next to each other and we're like, so when we get to this, instead of saying that, let's go this way. And we were pivoting and we're like, and we knew it was going to be a while.
I was like, we need to get up there and blast because it's a long show. And so we spent a few days writing. We read it through a few times. Then I realized as we were sitting there, I'm like, oh, not only do we have to roast a man, we have to be a well-oiled comedic duo, which takes years.
I know. I know.
And it didn't occur to me until we were sitting there. Cause I'm like, these people get to go alone. They get to do their thing and like give their speeches. I'm like, John and I are going to have to riff off each other.
And really most people weren't performers.
No, no, nobody else was.
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