Troy King
Plays Scooter, the lacrosse-playing heartthrob. He lives in the showrunner's back house and commutes from St. Louis to Vancouver.
Highlight Bits & Quotes
11The Nantucket Flex and Physical Threats
Joey Redpauper attempts to flex his grandfather's second home in Nantucket to impress Amy Fey, while Wreck Rick repeatedly threatens to 'get physical' with the other panelists, showing extreme restraint.
"Wonder how music's going to do the next few years. Not a very reliable profession."
"That guy can't make music for shit."
"My grandpa has a second house in Nantucket."
"Guys stop or I'm actually going to have to get physical with you."
Peep the Peeper and the Heartthrob Hierarchy
Wreck Rick explains his character 'Peep,' a nature-loving stalker who uses binoculars to spy on Sadie. Troy King counters by claiming he is the true heartthrob because he got slow-motion in his intro.
"He's like a legitimate like trying to spy on Sadie."
"I got medium motion."
"It looks like I'm tracking to be the heartthrob at the end of the day."
Scooter's Bicep Trade-Off
The cast reviews Troy King's intro scene as Scooter, a former quiet kid who traded math answers for biceps over the summer and now hits on Satie at the mall food court.
"I guess I traded math answers for biceps."
"I'll just be enjoying chicken chow mein by myself and enjoying the view."
"Damn that girl's gonna be the damn death of me."
Kung Pao Chicken Intimacy
Wreck Rick's character Peep has a disastrously long intro scene involving burning Kung Pao chicken and a monocle. The cast discusses the 'intimacy' of deboning a chicken on a closed set.
"I dropped a Kung Pao chicken into the flame."
"Through my eyes, peeper mode, you still look like the belle of the ball."
"They treated you deboning that chicken as an intimacy scene."
The Season Love Interest Conspiracy
Joey reveals a theory that the order numbers called at the food court indicate which boy is the love interest for each season, while Troy brags about living in the showrunner's back house.
"I'm the first season love interest, you're the second, Peep's the third."
"She's letting me stay in her back house and she even cleans up my room."
The Lore of the Compacting Dump Truck
The cast reminisces about the 'Dump Truck' scene, a pivotal moment where all three male leads brawl in a compacting trash bin to retrieve Sadie's mother's ring, which she threw away because her stepmom called it ugly.
"Everyone knows there's a big hole in the dump truck that if you go in it, you never come out."
"Half the props in the dump truck were banana peels."
Joey's Professional Meltdown
Joey Redpauper snaps at the other actors for their lack of professionalism, highlighting the absurdity of being a 33-year-old playing a teenager.
"I'M 33 PLAYING A 17-YEAR-OLD. YOU NEED TO GROW UP."
"THIS IS A PROFESSIONAL FACT."
The Ab and Butt Routine Q&A
The cast discusses their intense physical regimens, including 'plank baths' and being pushed in wagons to maintain their teen-drama physiques.
"Every night I take a bath with bricks on my chest and I try to sustain it and stand up."
"I do 45 minutes of ab workouts every three hours."
Peep's Violent Self-Discovery
Wreck Rick (Peep) attempts to be violent toward his castmates but ends up punching himself in the face and blacking out in a moment of clarity.
"I think I learned a lot about myself just now and I don't think I have to compete with the other guys."
"Sorry I punched myself in the face and then blacked out for a couple seconds."
The Electric Bird Finale
The cast performs the final scene of the pilot, featuring a romantic getaway on an electric scooter with a bag of shrimp.
"Hop on, Sadie. We're going to eat shrimp on the beach."
"I guess it was just going to be a food court kind of summer."
The Cast of Food Court Summer
The cast of Netflix's latest YA sensation, Food Court Summer, introduces themselves and discusses the overwhelming fame they've experienced since the show's release, including being recognized at pharmacies.
"My pharmacist literally said, 'Is that Chestnut?'"
"I play the role of Chestnut for realness."