Tyler O'Hern
A St. Louis native who adopted a thick French accent after four lines of dialogue.
Highlight Bits & Quotes
7The CW's Creature Feature Casting Luck
Kelly Ann and Carol Ann discuss the unpredictable nature of CW shows, where actors aren't told what creature they are playing until day one, ranging from hot teen trolls to nymphs and slugs.
"It's about a bunch of hot teen trolls and they sort of were under the bridge."
"They don't tell you what creature you're going to be until the first day they shoot."
"Mine was I went on they told me slugs and snails."
The Orange and Potato Restaurant Investment
The cast discusses their bizarre dietary habits in France, leading to the reveal that Carol Ann Davidson has invested in a restaurant called 'Orange and Potato' which features 50 ways to prepare only those two ingredients.
"I open a restaurant called Orange and Potatoes."
"50 different ways, 25 different types of oranges, and of course like eight different types of potatoes."
Reviewing the Reviews: Shrek Monthly and Vulture Threats
The panel discusses their critical reception, ranging from a 'revelation' in Shrek Monthly to stalking reports in Vulture that Kelly Ann insists are just 'method acting' for her new show.
"Move aside Helen of Troy, Silent of Troy is in town now."
"I didn't say it to Vulture, I emailed them."
The French Word for 'Shit'
Marie attempts to teach the cast the French word 'merde', leading to a chaotic misunderstanding where the Americans think she is saying 'put down the mayor'.
"Put down the mayor? No, put down the mayor because we picked up the mayor of this town."
The SpongeBob Musical: Fish Number Three's Life Story
Kelly Ann pitches her new Off-Off-Broadway show in Russia based on the 'My Leg!' guy from SpongeBob, leading to a complex romantic ultimatum involving the show's funding.
"It's the SpongeBob musical and there's a fish number three and we're doing his life story."
French Confessions and the Toyota Tacoma Ad
In a dramatic finale, Kelly Ann insults Tyler's appearance in detail before Carol Ann attempts to salvage the scene with a blatant Toyota product placement and a French declaration of love.
"I think his hair is brown but a color of brown that is not pleasing to the eye like a mouse."
The Cast of 'Nance in France' Reunites
The cast of the hit comedy 'Nance in France' reunites to discuss their time filming on location. Tyler O'Hern immediately reveals he has adopted a fake French accent despite being from St. Louis.
"I am actually legitimately from France and so to hear you sort of adopt this persona is incredibly triggering for me."